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Les influences slaves sur le judéo-espagnol de Bosnie dans la littérature du "Cercle séfarade" / Slavenski uticaji na bosanski judeo-španski u literaturi "Sefardskog kruga"
(Paris : INALCO, 2006)
Les écrits des membres du "Cercle séfarade" attestent de multiples interférences du serbo-croate dans le judéo-espagnol oral de Bosnie, influences qui ont marqué les trois générations de la période de l’entre-deux guerres ...
Some Balkan specifics of Sephardic folksongs / Neke balkanske specifičnosti sefardskih narodnih pesama
(Beer-Sheva : Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Moshe David Gaon Center for Ladino Culture, 2013)
"The long historical presence of the Jews in Spain is reflected by Sephardic culture. Although the influence of Islamic Arab tradition in Medieval Jewish culture in Spain was evident, the later period of Jewish culture in ...
In search of the historical linguistic landscape of the Balkans: the case of Judeo-Spanish in Belgrade / U potrazi za istorijskim lingvističkim pejzažom Balkana: slučaj judeo-španskog jezika u Beogradu
(El prezente : studies in Sephardic culture. Vol. 7 = Menorah : collection of papers. Vol. 3 [Common culture and particular identities: Christians, Jews and Muslims in the Ottoman Balkans = Zajednička kultura i pojedinačni identiteti: hrišćani, Jevreji i muslimani na osmanskom Balkanu], 2013)
"Judeo-Spanish represents the language of the Sephardim, who, after the expulsion from Spain (1492) and Portugal (1497), scattered throughout the Mediterranean and settled in the greatest number in the urban areas of the ...
Avia de ser, escena de la vida de un tiempo, kon romansas, de laura Papo "Bohoreta": edision sientifika, anotada i komentada
(Madrid : Iberoamericana ; Frankfurt am Main : Vervuert, 2016)
"Laura Раро "Bohoreta" (Saray, Bosna, 1891-1942) es una de las personalidades
femininas mas aktivas, mas fruchiguozas i mas iпteresantes de lа istoria sefaradi moderna. No solo ke se trata de lа primera mujer sefaradi ...
Iberian Catholic Elements in Bosnian and Moroccan Judeo-Spanish Refraneros
(Beer-Sheva : Moshe David Gaon Center for Ladino Culture ; Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, 2015)
Following the 1492 expulsion from Spain, the Spanish (later in the text Sephardic) Jews scattered all over the world, carrying with them (among other things) their Iberian oral culture. Many of the expellees found a safe ...