Nurnberg Concentration Camp Orchestra Photo + Document s Jewish WWII Holocaust

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Nurnberg Concentration Camp Orchestra Photo + Document s Jewish WWII Holocaust
A Photograph of a Concentration Camps Orchestra -
Liberated Inmates from the Concentration Camps -
Live at the Opera House in Nurnberg on May 7, 1946.
At the Time of Nuremberg trials
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1)
A Photograph of the liberated inmates of the concentration camp orchestra –
"Jewish Ex- Concentration Camp Orchestra" -
Live at the Opera House in Nurnberg on May 7, 1946.
The orchestra members perform on the stage dressed in striped prison uniform underneath which one can see a tie.
The setting is comprised of two main elements that symbolize the torn path of the liberated inmates:
barbed wire fence and a yellow star of David with the inscription "Jude" stands side by side with a pole out of which grows a palm tree –
on it we see another star of David with the inscription "Zion." At the front of the stage there are nine rectangles with blue and white stripes
and on them we see the inscription "Am Israel Hai (The Israel People Live)".
Sizes: 20X26 cm.
Condition: Very slight wrinkled.  The back side slight stained also by two paper clips. Otherwise very fine.
2)
A printed program for the said event (In English),
with the names and the photographs of all the members of the orchestra
and the repertoire for the evening
: four excerpts from popular operas and seven contemporary songs:
two songs from the Vilna Ghetto and folk songs, the final song is "Our Way."
On the back of the program appear the printed lyrics of four of the performed songs .
Four pages
Dated: May 7, 1946.
Sizes: ~ 21 X 30 cm .
Condition: Folding marks. Slight browned by time with paper clip stain on the back. Otherwise Very Fine.
3)
An information sheet about the orchestra which was also printed for the event
(In English).
On it there are the details about the orchestra that was founded in Kaunas in 1941,
shortly after the establishment of the ghetto in the city.
Since the “Nazi murderers” forced the orchestra members to perform for them,
the members of the orchestra survived until the annihilation of the ghetto in June 1944.
After the obliteration of the ghetto, the 35 orchestra members were moved to concentration camps.
Only twelve members survived the war and met again in Munich.
The orchestra continued its activity until 1949 .
One page
Dated: May 7, 1946.
Sizes: ~ 20 X 31 cm .
Condition: Folding marks. Slight browned by time. Otherwise Very Fine.
4)
Typewritten letter, sent form the American zone in Germany to the U.S
. in March [1946?].
It includes detailed and personal reports regarding the events at the displaced persons camps,
the JDC activities and the U.S. military operations as well as the physical conditions of the survivors , and more.
Two leaves (incomplete?).Dated: March [1946?] - not clear in the type.
Sizes: 20 X 26 cm.
Condition: Folding marks. Slight browned by time. Otherwise Fine.
I GUARANTEE FOR THE AUTHENTICITY OF THIS PHOTOGRAPH AND DOCUMENTS.
THE PHOTOGRAPH IS VINTAGE MAY 1946 PHOTOGRAPH NOT LATE PRINT OR REPRINT
Of course there is no Copyright sign on the Photograph and the Documents in real.
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