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Painting of interior of wooden house filled with people, objects, and animals.
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It Could Always Be Worse: A Yiddish Folk Tale

Margot Zemach
1977
Aerial photograph of two people in hats and suits walking.
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If One Day during Purim, Everybody by Chance Will Disguise Themselves as Orthodox Jews, Will the Messiah Come?

Pesi Girsch
1997
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The Innkeeper’s Love Song

Immanuel Frances
17th Century
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Quattro dialoghi in materia di rappresentazioni sceniche (Four Dialogues on the Art of the Stage)

Judah Sommo
ca. 1565
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Oh Sabbath!

Dina Kalinovskaya
1980
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One Day, during World War II

Yossl Birstein
1986
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See Under: LOVE

David Grossman
1986
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The Rabbi of Lud

Stanley Elkin
1987
Comic book cover with the title "Superduperman" and a Superman-like figure in a cape who is attacking an elderly disabled man, surrounded by a crowd and a cityscape, with English text and three comic panels underneath, of the exterior of a skyscraper in the first panel, exterior of a window in the second panel, and interior of an office in the third panel.
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“Superduperman,” Mad #4

Harvey Kurtzman
1953
Comic strip featuring a title and heading across the top in French, and eight panels of comics below. The comics portray warriors, a man against several opponents, two warriors, a stylized map of France, a map of enemy tents, a warrior on a chair interrupted by a boy, two warriors talking, and four warriors talking while hiding behind a tree.
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Astérix le Gaulois, no. 1, cover

René Goscinny
1959
Three-panel comic with English text above or below images, featuring disgruntled elderly man in profile in the far left panel, young crying girl blindfolded eating soup in center panel, and Superman-like figure soaring through the air in the right panel.
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“Chickensouperman” from L’il Abner

Al Capp
1966
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Yiddish Literary Café

Egon Erwin Kisch
1924

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