Leo Haber

Leo Haber (1911-1997) was an American professor of Yiddish language and literature. Born in Poland, he immigrated to the United States as a child. Haber received his PhD from Columbia University. He taught at Johns Hopkins University for many years, where he was a prominent figure in the Department of German and Romance Languages.

Haber was a highly regarded scholar of Yiddish folklore, language, and literature. His work focused on preserving and promoting Yiddish culture. He contributed significantly to the academic study of Yiddish, particularly through his teaching and publications. He was known for his dedication to his students and his enthusiasm for the subject.

Notable works by Leo Haber include, but are not limited to, contributions to the field of Yiddish studies, articles in academic journals, and pedagogical materials used in Yiddish language instruction. Specific titles and publications would require further research and verification.