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Doikeyt: Living Here and Now In contrast to the Zionist parties, who urged Jews to emigrate to Palestine, the Bund took up the call for Doikeyt—living here and now. The critical problems of the Jews in interwar Poland needed to be resolved, not by escaping from the hard realities of everyday life, but by addressing them, here and now, via political and cultural activism. Click any of the thumbnail images at right to view in a larger format with full caption. |
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| Celebration for 30th anniversary of the Bund, Warsaw, 1927 | Tsukunft Self-Defense Group, May Day, Warsaw, 1930s | Children of the World, Vilna, 1940 |
Yiddish school notebook, Vilna, 1928-1929 |
Children at the Medem Sanatorium in Miedzeszyn, near Warsaw, ca. 1930 | Morgenstern sports club, Skalka, Poland, late 1920s |
Bikhervelt (The World of Books), January, 1929 | Members of Tsukunft, 1931 |