… virtually all Jews of Kutno perished in Chelmno: the first Nazi death camp of the “final solution of the Jewish …

… knew from his previous sojourn in Berlin and who had fled Nazi Germany. Most importantly, Achron became friendly with …

… in Holland in the 17 th century and quickly founded an Ashkenazi community that became the largest Jewish community in … members, most of them—like most of the members of the Ashkenazi community—living in the outskirts of the city.   The … past 340 years; it even avoided serious damage during the Nazi invasion. The Synagogue's Architecture and its Interior …

… Vorbei… Beyond Recall / A Record of Jewish musical life in Nazi Berlin, 1933-1938.  Orchester des jüdischen … (eds.) - Driven into Paradise: The Musical Migration from Nazi Germany to the United States, 1999; pp. 35-37. 20) …

… composer and choir director.  In 1935 he fled the Nazis and returned to Palestine.  In Palestine, and later in …

… Karnes discusses Melngailis’s views during the Nazi occupation of the Baltic States. He quotes Melngailis’s … Jewish cowboys (Gottlieb 2004, 64). Also Yemenite-Ashkenazi intermarriages in Israel during the 1930s and through … system of accentuation served the interlocutors—the Ashkenazi system, where the accent most often falls on the …

… Niggun ‘Akedah  is an Ashkenazi melody firmly associated with the Binding of Isaac, … the great significance of the ‘Akedah narrative in Ashkenazi culture, as expressed through the poems that were sung … Jews throughout the ages (Sabar 2009, 9–27). In Jewish Ashkenazi Culture   The Binding of Isaac maintained a key role …