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Tyler Kliem
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Tyler J. Kliem ( ; born 2002) is an American Yiddishist , translator, researcher, and graphic designer .1 He was the first to translate poetry from Rywka Braun-Nyman , a Holocaust survivor , into English.2
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american yiddishist
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american poet-translator
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