found directly at Mundartverlag in Hanau. There was a beautiful article in an Israeli newspaper: "It all started with Shloyme Lerman. He was born in the Soviet Union and spent two of his childhood years in refugee camps in post-war Germany before emigrating to Argentina with his parents, who eventually made their way to Israel. Yiddish is Lermans mother tongue. He collects various editions of The Little Prince, what he lacked was a Yiddish version. He found that there are none. So he sat down and translated the book for himself, a true labor of love. Then he tried to interest Israeli publi...