Yiddish will take the place of Polish as the language of instruction in all the schools maintained by the Warsaw Kehillah, according to a decision unanimously adopted today at the Kehillah session.
The Polish language was introduced in the Jewish schools by the previous Kehillah Executive.
A school and cultural budger of 786,115 Zlotys was finally adopted by the Kehillah, following a prolonged fight among the different factions. A compromise between the Zionists and the Agudists brought about the adoption of the budget.
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