The use and representation of Yiddish in "Maus" by Art Spiegelman

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The paper explores the decline of the Yiddish language following the Holocaust, where millions of Yiddish speakers were lost, significantly impacting its cultural relevance. Despite this, Yiddish remains vibrant, with renewed interest among descendants of Yiddish-speaking Jews and academic research. The study highlights the ongoing use of Yiddish, particularly within ultra-orthodox communities in Israel, emphasizing its resilience and evolving significance in contemporary culture.