… culture of that region must have affected the music of the Jews there, just as the synagogue song of the German Jews was influenced by the secular song and Christian chant …

… Also exists in English. Synagogue music of the German Jews in the 18th century, according to manuscripts. Includes …

… Also exists in German and English. Music of Yemenite Jews in Jerusalem. Includes an introductory essay on their …

… Vols. 1-2, 6-10; Also in German (1-10) and Hebrew (vols. 1-5). Each volume contains … music), preceded by an introductory section about the Jews, their culture and languages, and their music …

… Republic with full political and national rights for Jews.' Picture taken from the YIVO encyclopedia  website . … to the Jewish worker rather than those of the wealthy Jews. The following segment raises the question of who will … socialist and anarchist sentiments, along with occasional German cabaret and a few originals. He has been vocal of the …

… of view; Jewish interlinguistics: the French and Hebrew of Jews in France and Israel; the Judeo-Spanish of the Western Jews (Southern France, England, Holland, etc.); the linguistic performances of the Jews in Germany, Austria, and Romania; the liturgical music …

… Text in German, with texts of songs in Yiddish transliteration and German. Introduction by Simon Wiesenthal. … 68 … 68 … 1 … … … Ghetto … Lithuania … World War II - 2nd World War - WW2 … Jews … Vilnius … Eastern Ashkenazi … Florian Freund … Franz …

… found in Arabic, 'Syrian-Maronite,' Old French and Catholic-German song. Idelsohn traces it in several European cultures … is a Semitic mode which was borrowed by the French from the Jews of France and penetrated German song and Gregorian chant. Since, however, the motives …

… by a Jew... Soon, Dances of Death sprang up in Roman and German forms. The Christians performed them during church processions; the Jews at weddings and family festivals, sometimes even as … Dance of Death.’ The dance she refers to was probably a German version of the death dance.” Lapson 1943, pp. 461-62 …

… during Operation Moses of 1984-5, when over 6,000 Ethiopian Jews (Beta Israel) were airlifted from refugee camps in … Beta Israel were marginalized and oftentimes persecuted as Jews, in Israel their Jewishness came under the scrutiny of … by finding ways to facilitate the assimilation of Ethiopian Jews into hegemonic Jewish Israeliness. Studying secular …