Jassy
| German name for the Romanian city of Iaşi. |
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With the help of lawyers Gary Bostwick and Jean-Paul Jassy from Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP, Court TV has won access to record footage at both Los Angeles trials, the first of which started last week. Marie-France Perrin Jassy suggested that "before entering a competition, a ningi may seek the blessing of his [medicine] father's wife, or some powerful old woman. Aaron Goldfadn (1840-1908), the father of Yiddish theatre, heir to both the Yiddish Tradition and the Jewish enlightenment, presented around 1870 a rudimentary play in Jassy, Romania, the first of many that he wrote, produced, and directed. |
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