Anti-fascist songs documenting Nazi atrocities, discovered in Ukraine’s National Library

Yiddish Glory is a product of collaboration between historian Anna Shternshis (University of Toronto), artist Psoy Korolenko (Moscow- New York), and Toronto-based producer Dan Rosenberg. It features anti-fascist songs and music documenting Nazi atrocities that were discovered in a former Soviet archive in the Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine. The songs have been resurrected by Yiddish Glory in a jaw-dropping new recording of music written by Holocaust victims and survivors in the Soviet Union during World War II.


The full performance includes:

Anna Shternshis leading the lecture concertPsoy Korolenko: vocalsRobert Horvath: PianoDrew Jurecka: BandoneonRebekah Wolkstein: ViolinJustin Gray: Double bass


For more information, see:https://www.yiddishglory.com/

Presented by Queen’s Jewish StudiesSponsored by the Harry and Sylvia Rosen Symposium