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Shira Li Bartov

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As seen in: MSN, MSN UK, MSN España, MSN Malaysia, Newsweek, Flipboard, Jewish Standard, New Jersey Jewish News, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle, The Jerusalem Post and
Reporting on culture, history & international affairs. Europe correspondent @JTAnews. Previously @Newsweek.
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Música perdida del Holocausto, casi borrada por Stalin, sale de gira por Asia

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By Shira Li Bartov Verified
| Diario Judio Verified
En medio del Holocausto, un niño cantó una canción sobre la muerte de su madre en el gueto de Bershad, un enclave de la actual Ucrania que fue ocupado por Rumanía y la Alemania nazi. En la canción, el niño observa cómo extraños vienen y rezan por su madre, y otros extraños se la llevan para enterrarla, pero nadie le presta atención a él.
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Lost Holocaust music, nearly erased by Stalin, goes on tour in Asia

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By Shira Li Bartov Verified
| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In the midst of the Holocaust, a child sang a song about his mother’s death in the Bershad ghetto, a pocket of current-day Ukraine that was occupied by Romania and Nazi Germany. In the song, the child watches strangers come and pray for his mother, and other strangers carry her away to be buried, but none pay attention to him.
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Lost Holocaust music, nearly erased by Stalin, goes on tour in Asia

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By Shira Li Bartov Verified
| The Times of Israel Verified
Tour through Seoul, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Beijing plays Yiddish music rescued by Moisei Beregovsky, a Soviet Jewish ethnomusicologist, and rediscovered in the 1990s Psoy Korolenko, left, and Anna Shternshis, right, collaborated on "Yiddish Glory: The Silenced Songs of World War II." (Photo and design by Dan Rosenberg via JTA) (JTA) — In the midst of the Holocaust, a child sang a song about his mother’s death in the Bershad ghetto, a pocket of current-day Ukraine that was occupied by Romania...
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