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From Booklist Kramer, a poet and scholar specializing in the translation of Yiddish literature, has been collecting and translating poetry written by victims and survivors of the Holocaust for 50 years, determined to preserve this indelible evidence of their courage and grief. The poignant works collected here include poems by Europeans and Russians who attained recognition as published writers, as well as poems and songs by people who never intended to become poets but who were driven to express the unbearable emotions aroused by the horrors of the Nazi era. Kramer has translated and preserved poems written under nightmarish circumstances in Jewish ghettos, way stations, death camps, and forests, poems full, not of fear and loathing, but of shock, of course, and sorrow and also deep spirituality, love, and forgiveness. Most are not works of art but the prayers of martyrs and the elegies of mourners, and as such, they glow with all that is good and strong in the human heart. Donna Seaman Review Why Was It So Bright? by Leib Apeskin To An Orphan by Sara Barkan Gypsy Song by David Beigelman A Cradlesong For American-jewish Children-1940 by Zekharye-khone Bergner June 22nd by Rochel Boimvoll Spring's Table by Rochel Boimvoll Alone by Nahum Bomze Over Cradles by Menachem Boraishe Night And Rain by Mani Leib Brahinsky A New Lullaby by Moishe Broderson Toward A Better Tomorrow by Kasriel Broida What Is Not Here by Shaye Budin To The Skies Of Israel by Meyer Charatz
I Await You by Jacob Daniel-levitz Momma by Jacob Daniel-levitz Babi-yar by Shike Driz The Cradle by Shike Driz The Empty Little Bed by David Einhorn Had My Mother Lived by Israel Emiot Mendele by Israel Emiot Cradlesong by Itzik Feffer My Curse by Itzik Feffer Shadows Of The Warsaw Ghetto by Itzik Feffer The Vow by Itzik Feffer A Wind Weeps by Adela Friedman Lullaby by Bezalel Friedman Aflame! by Mordecai Gebirtig Ghetto Song by Jacob Glatstein Lament For The Souls Of Jewish Cities by Jacob Glatstein Memorial Poem by Jacob Glatstein Smoke by Jacob Glatstein Not A Sound; The Night Is Starry by Hirsh Glik Partisan Song by Hirsh Glik And Have There Been Many More Days Allotted? by Jacob (jack) Gordon The Bridge Reverberates Each Step We Take by Jacob (jack) Gordon While Carrying Loads Of Timber by Jacob (jack) Gordon A Naked Boy by Chaim Grade The Martyrs Are Calling by Ber Green The Stone by Ber Green I. L. Peretz And Bontshe Shvaig In The Warsaw Ghetto by Eliezer Greenberg A Jewish Child by Chaneh Haitin Little Boy Dreaming by Leivick Halpern My Father Used To Call It Chtsos by Leivick Halpern Under The Patch Of Yellow by Leivick Halpern A Song About Yiddish by Binem Heller No Weeping! by David Hofshtein Spring by David Hofshtein Ballad Of Itzik Wittenberg by Shmerke Katcherginsky Softly, Softly by Shmerke Katcherginsky Warsaw by Shmerke Katcherginsky Wandersong by Benjamin Katz The Song Of The Slaughtered Jewish People by Isaac Katzenelson Partisans by Chanan Kiel The Last Cradlesong by Kehos Kliger War Lullaby by Brache Kopstein The Devils' Dance by Nathan Korman I'd Like To Stop by Rachel H. Korn A Father's Lullaby by Aaron Kurtz Song Of A Substitute Mother by Aaron Kurtz Before by Leyb Kvitko Strength by Leyb Kvitko The Word About Ethel by Leyb Kvitko
A Cradlesong For Today by Zisha Landau A Bit Of Bread by Chaieh Ledik The 'lovers Of Israel' by Itsik Manger Noteh's Sleep-song by Itsik Manger Orphans by Itsik Manger Exile by Perets Markish Merciful God by Kadya Molodovsky Three Children by Kadya Molodovsky Ash On The Sun by Chaim Plotkin The Moon Is Going To Sleep by Rikudah Potash The Last One, The First One by Isaac E. Ronch I Yearn by Lerke Rosenblum Lullaby by Chaveh Rosenfarb In Terrible Days by Chana Safran Sleep, Child by M. Shenker The Grief-stricken Heart by S. Shenker Eternity by Moishe Shimmel To A Little Boy by Moishe Shimmel Cradlesong 1943 by Moishe Shulshtein A Song Without A Name About A Child Without A Name by Simche Sneh Ghetto Lullaby by Isaiah Spiegel The Ship by Yuri Suhl Before Night by Abraham Sutzkever Don't Sing The Sorrowful by Abraham Sutzkever If No Trace Of My People Shall Be Found by Abraham Sutzkever In The Dungeon by Abraham Sutzkever Let Each Be A Fortress! by Abraham Sutzkever The Lost Roses by Abraham Sutzkever My Mother by Abraham Sutzkever Playthings by Abraham Sutzkever Song Of A Jewish Poet In 1943 by Abraham Sutzkever A Sword With Wings by Abraham Sutzkever The Teacher Mira by Abraham Sutzkever The Third Hand by Abraham Sutzkever The Young Mother by Abraham Sutzkever Thirst by Ziame Talessin Shmulik by Dora Teitelboim There Once Was A House by Dora Teitelboim Cradlesong Of A Jewish Mother In Poland by Meyer-zimmel Tkatch The Last Lullaby by Freidl Trofimov From Vilna Went Forth Still Another Decree by Anonymous In Bialystok's Ghetto by Anonymous Let Us Be Jolly by Anonymous Not One Sob by Anonymous Dreams by Shifre Weiss Cradlesong by Leizer Wolf In The Children's Home by Avrom Zak Out Of The Hot Ashes by Avrom Zak I Was Not Privileged by Aaron Zeitlin
Our Spirit Is Not Broken by Joshua Zendorf Again I Live by Rajzel Zychlinska And Always When The Sun Goes Down by Rajzel Zychlinska Dear Neighbors by Rajzel Zychlinska The Eclipse Of 1964 by Rajzel Zychlinska God Hid His Face by Rajzel Zychlinska How Cool, How Velvet-green by Rajzel Zychlinska I Live On The West Side by Rajzel Zychlinska In California I Heard by Rajzel Zychlinska My Father's Letters by Rajzel Zychlinska My Mother Looks At Me by Rajzel Zychlinska My Mother Sang Me A Polish Song by Rajzel Zychlinska My Prayer To The Chimney by Rajzel Zychlinska My Sister Chaneh by Rajzel Zychlinska My Son by Rajzel Zychlinska Perhaps by Rajzel Zychlinska Prayer by Rajzel Zychlinska The September Wind by Rajzel Zychlinska The Silent Partner by Rajzel Zychlinska A Snow Falls by Rajzel Zychlinska Sounds From The Past by Rajzel Zychlinska Tadzhio! Tadzhio! by Rajzel Zychlinska This Is Not The Road by Rajzel Zychlinska The Titanic by Rajzel Zychlinska Two Stones by Rajzel Zychlinska We Go On Living by Rajzel Zychlinska What Swims There On The Hudson by Rajzel Zychlinska -- Table of Poems from Poem Finder® Language Notes Text: English (translation) Original Language: Yiddish
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THE LAST LULLABY: POETRY FROM THE HOLOCAUST (RELIGION, THEOLOGY AND THE HOLOCAUST) BY AARON KRAMER PDF
The Last Lullaby is the culmination of Aaron Kramer's fifty-year devotion to translating the poetry of the Holocaust. The full horror of the genocide and the sublime spirit of those who resisted are given voice on these pages. These poets - originally writing in Yiddish - speak from the ghettos, way-stations, death camps, and partisan forests. Placing each group in its historic and literary context with comprehensive introductory essays, Professor Kramer presents works mostly unavailable in English - until now. ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Sales Rank: #2638382 in Books Brand: Brand: Syracuse Univ Pr (Sd) Published on: 1998-04-01 Original language: English Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 9.32" h x .86" w x 6.33" l, 1.30 pounds Binding: Hardcover 280 pages
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From Booklist Kramer, a poet and scholar specializing in the translation of Yiddish literature, has been collecting and translating poetry written by victims and survivors of the Holocaust for 50 years, determined to preserve this indelible evidence of their courage and grief. The poignant works collected here include poems by Europeans and Russians who attained recognition as published writers, as well as poems and songs by people who never intended to become poets but who were driven to express the unbearable emotions aroused by the horrors of the Nazi era. Kramer has translated and preserved poems written under nightmarish circumstances in Jewish ghettos, way stations, death camps, and forests, poems full, not of fear and loathing, but of shock, of course, and sorrow and also deep spirituality, love, and forgiveness. Most are not works of art but the prayers of martyrs and the elegies of mourners, and as such, they glow with all that is good and strong in the human heart. Donna Seaman Review Why Was It So Bright? by Leib Apeskin To An Orphan by Sara Barkan Gypsy Song by David Beigelman A Cradlesong For American-jewish Children-1940 by Zekharye-khone Bergner June 22nd by Rochel Boimvoll
Spring's Table by Rochel Boimvoll Alone by Nahum Bomze Over Cradles by Menachem Boraishe Night And Rain by Mani Leib Brahinsky A New Lullaby by Moishe Broderson Toward A Better Tomorrow by Kasriel Broida What Is Not Here by Shaye Budin To The Skies Of Israel by Meyer Charatz I Await You by Jacob Daniel-levitz Momma by Jacob Daniel-levitz Babi-yar by Shike Driz The Cradle by Shike Driz The Empty Little Bed by David Einhorn Had My Mother Lived by Israel Emiot Mendele by Israel Emiot Cradlesong by Itzik Feffer My Curse by Itzik Feffer Shadows Of The Warsaw Ghetto by Itzik Feffer The Vow by Itzik Feffer A Wind Weeps by Adela Friedman Lullaby by Bezalel Friedman Aflame! by Mordecai Gebirtig Ghetto Song by Jacob Glatstein Lament For The Souls Of Jewish Cities by Jacob Glatstein Memorial Poem by Jacob Glatstein Smoke by Jacob Glatstein Not A Sound; The Night Is Starry by Hirsh Glik Partisan Song by Hirsh Glik And Have There Been Many More Days Allotted? by Jacob (jack) Gordon The Bridge Reverberates Each Step We Take by Jacob (jack) Gordon While Carrying Loads Of Timber by Jacob (jack) Gordon A Naked Boy by Chaim Grade The Martyrs Are Calling by Ber Green The Stone by Ber Green I. L. Peretz And Bontshe Shvaig In The Warsaw Ghetto by Eliezer Greenberg A Jewish Child by Chaneh Haitin Little Boy Dreaming by Leivick Halpern My Father Used To Call It Chtsos by Leivick Halpern Under The Patch Of Yellow by Leivick Halpern A Song About Yiddish by Binem Heller No Weeping! by David Hofshtein Spring by David Hofshtein Ballad Of Itzik Wittenberg by Shmerke Katcherginsky Softly, Softly by Shmerke Katcherginsky Warsaw by Shmerke Katcherginsky Wandersong by Benjamin Katz The Song Of The Slaughtered Jewish People by Isaac Katzenelson Partisans by Chanan Kiel The Last Cradlesong by Kehos Kliger
War Lullaby by Brache Kopstein The Devils' Dance by Nathan Korman I'd Like To Stop by Rachel H. Korn A Father's Lullaby by Aaron Kurtz Song Of A Substitute Mother by Aaron Kurtz Before by Leyb Kvitko Strength by Leyb Kvitko The Word About Ethel by Leyb Kvitko A Cradlesong For Today by Zisha Landau A Bit Of Bread by Chaieh Ledik The 'lovers Of Israel' by Itsik Manger Noteh's Sleep-song by Itsik Manger Orphans by Itsik Manger Exile by Perets Markish Merciful God by Kadya Molodovsky Three Children by Kadya Molodovsky Ash On The Sun by Chaim Plotkin The Moon Is Going To Sleep by Rikudah Potash The Last One, The First One by Isaac E. Ronch I Yearn by Lerke Rosenblum Lullaby by Chaveh Rosenfarb In Terrible Days by Chana Safran Sleep, Child by M. Shenker The Grief-stricken Heart by S. Shenker Eternity by Moishe Shimmel To A Little Boy by Moishe Shimmel Cradlesong 1943 by Moishe Shulshtein A Song Without A Name About A Child Without A Name by Simche Sneh Ghetto Lullaby by Isaiah Spiegel The Ship by Yuri Suhl Before Night by Abraham Sutzkever Don't Sing The Sorrowful by Abraham Sutzkever If No Trace Of My People Shall Be Found by Abraham Sutzkever In The Dungeon by Abraham Sutzkever Let Each Be A Fortress! by Abraham Sutzkever The Lost Roses by Abraham Sutzkever My Mother by Abraham Sutzkever Playthings by Abraham Sutzkever Song Of A Jewish Poet In 1943 by Abraham Sutzkever A Sword With Wings by Abraham Sutzkever The Teacher Mira by Abraham Sutzkever The Third Hand by Abraham Sutzkever The Young Mother by Abraham Sutzkever Thirst by Ziame Talessin Shmulik by Dora Teitelboim There Once Was A House by Dora Teitelboim Cradlesong Of A Jewish Mother In Poland by Meyer-zimmel Tkatch The Last Lullaby by Freidl Trofimov From Vilna Went Forth Still Another Decree by Anonymous
In Bialystok's Ghetto by Anonymous Let Us Be Jolly by Anonymous Not One Sob by Anonymous Dreams by Shifre Weiss Cradlesong by Leizer Wolf In The Children's Home by Avrom Zak Out Of The Hot Ashes by Avrom Zak I Was Not Privileged by Aaron Zeitlin Our Spirit Is Not Broken by Joshua Zendorf Again I Live by Rajzel Zychlinska And Always When The Sun Goes Down by Rajzel Zychlinska Dear Neighbors by Rajzel Zychlinska The Eclipse Of 1964 by Rajzel Zychlinska God Hid His Face by Rajzel Zychlinska How Cool, How Velvet-green by Rajzel Zychlinska I Live On The West Side by Rajzel Zychlinska In California I Heard by Rajzel Zychlinska My Father's Letters by Rajzel Zychlinska My Mother Looks At Me by Rajzel Zychlinska My Mother Sang Me A Polish Song by Rajzel Zychlinska My Prayer To The Chimney by Rajzel Zychlinska My Sister Chaneh by Rajzel Zychlinska My Son by Rajzel Zychlinska Perhaps by Rajzel Zychlinska Prayer by Rajzel Zychlinska The September Wind by Rajzel Zychlinska The Silent Partner by Rajzel Zychlinska A Snow Falls by Rajzel Zychlinska Sounds From The Past by Rajzel Zychlinska Tadzhio! Tadzhio! by Rajzel Zychlinska This Is Not The Road by Rajzel Zychlinska The Titanic by Rajzel Zychlinska Two Stones by Rajzel Zychlinska We Go On Living by Rajzel Zychlinska What Swims There On The Hudson by Rajzel Zychlinska -- Table of Poems from Poem Finder® Language Notes Text: English (translation) Original Language: Yiddish Most helpful customer reviews See all customer reviews...
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Momma by Jacob Daniel-levitz Babi-yar by Shike Driz The Cradle by Shike Driz The Empty Little Bed by David Einhorn Had My Mother Lived by Israel Emiot Mendele by Israel Emiot Cradlesong by Itzik Feffer My Curse by Itzik Feffer Shadows Of The Warsaw Ghetto by Itzik Feffer The Vow by Itzik Feffer A Wind Weeps by Adela Friedman Lullaby by Bezalel Friedman Aflame! by Mordecai Gebirtig Ghetto Song by Jacob Glatstein Lament For The Souls Of Jewish Cities by Jacob Glatstein Memorial Poem by Jacob Glatstein Smoke by Jacob Glatstein Not A Sound; The Night Is Starry by Hirsh Glik Partisan Song by Hirsh Glik And Have There Been Many More Days Allotted? by Jacob (jack) Gordon The Bridge Reverberates Each Step We Take by Jacob (jack) Gordon While Carrying Loads Of Timber by Jacob (jack) Gordon A Naked Boy by Chaim Grade The Martyrs Are Calling by Ber Green The Stone by Ber Green I. L. Peretz And Bontshe Shvaig In The Warsaw Ghetto by Eliezer Greenberg A Jewish Child by Chaneh Haitin Little Boy Dreaming by Leivick Halpern My Father Used To Call It Chtsos by Leivick Halpern Under The Patch Of Yellow by Leivick Halpern A Song About Yiddish by Binem Heller No Weeping! by David Hofshtein Spring by David Hofshtein Ballad Of Itzik Wittenberg by Shmerke Katcherginsky Softly, Softly by Shmerke Katcherginsky Warsaw by Shmerke Katcherginsky Wandersong by Benjamin Katz The Song Of The Slaughtered Jewish People by Isaac Katzenelson Partisans by Chanan Kiel The Last Cradlesong by Kehos Kliger War Lullaby by Brache Kopstein The Devils' Dance by Nathan Korman I'd Like To Stop by Rachel H. Korn A Father's Lullaby by Aaron Kurtz Song Of A Substitute Mother by Aaron Kurtz Before by Leyb Kvitko Strength by Leyb Kvitko The Word About Ethel by Leyb Kvitko A Cradlesong For Today by Zisha Landau
A Bit Of Bread by Chaieh Ledik The 'lovers Of Israel' by Itsik Manger Noteh's Sleep-song by Itsik Manger Orphans by Itsik Manger Exile by Perets Markish Merciful God by Kadya Molodovsky Three Children by Kadya Molodovsky Ash On The Sun by Chaim Plotkin The Moon Is Going To Sleep by Rikudah Potash The Last One, The First One by Isaac E. Ronch I Yearn by Lerke Rosenblum Lullaby by Chaveh Rosenfarb In Terrible Days by Chana Safran Sleep, Child by M. Shenker The Grief-stricken Heart by S. Shenker Eternity by Moishe Shimmel To A Little Boy by Moishe Shimmel Cradlesong 1943 by Moishe Shulshtein A Song Without A Name About A Child Without A Name by Simche Sneh Ghetto Lullaby by Isaiah Spiegel The Ship by Yuri Suhl Before Night by Abraham Sutzkever Don't Sing The Sorrowful by Abraham Sutzkever If No Trace Of My People Shall Be Found by Abraham Sutzkever In The Dungeon by Abraham Sutzkever Let Each Be A Fortress! by Abraham Sutzkever The Lost Roses by Abraham Sutzkever My Mother by Abraham Sutzkever Playthings by Abraham Sutzkever Song Of A Jewish Poet In 1943 by Abraham Sutzkever A Sword With Wings by Abraham Sutzkever The Teacher Mira by Abraham Sutzkever The Third Hand by Abraham Sutzkever The Young Mother by Abraham Sutzkever Thirst by Ziame Talessin Shmulik by Dora Teitelboim There Once Was A House by Dora Teitelboim Cradlesong Of A Jewish Mother In Poland by Meyer-zimmel Tkatch The Last Lullaby by Freidl Trofimov From Vilna Went Forth Still Another Decree by Anonymous In Bialystok's Ghetto by Anonymous Let Us Be Jolly by Anonymous Not One Sob by Anonymous Dreams by Shifre Weiss Cradlesong by Leizer Wolf In The Children's Home by Avrom Zak Out Of The Hot Ashes by Avrom Zak I Was Not Privileged by Aaron Zeitlin Our Spirit Is Not Broken by Joshua Zendorf
Again I Live by Rajzel Zychlinska And Always When The Sun Goes Down by Rajzel Zychlinska Dear Neighbors by Rajzel Zychlinska The Eclipse Of 1964 by Rajzel Zychlinska God Hid His Face by Rajzel Zychlinska How Cool, How Velvet-green by Rajzel Zychlinska I Live On The West Side by Rajzel Zychlinska In California I Heard by Rajzel Zychlinska My Father's Letters by Rajzel Zychlinska My Mother Looks At Me by Rajzel Zychlinska My Mother Sang Me A Polish Song by Rajzel Zychlinska My Prayer To The Chimney by Rajzel Zychlinska My Sister Chaneh by Rajzel Zychlinska My Son by Rajzel Zychlinska Perhaps by Rajzel Zychlinska Prayer by Rajzel Zychlinska The September Wind by Rajzel Zychlinska The Silent Partner by Rajzel Zychlinska A Snow Falls by Rajzel Zychlinska Sounds From The Past by Rajzel Zychlinska Tadzhio! Tadzhio! by Rajzel Zychlinska This Is Not The Road by Rajzel Zychlinska The Titanic by Rajzel Zychlinska Two Stones by Rajzel Zychlinska We Go On Living by Rajzel Zychlinska What Swims There On The Hudson by Rajzel Zychlinska -- Table of Poems from Poem Finder® Language Notes Text: English (translation) Original Language: Yiddish
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