How Singing for Josef Kramer in Bergen-Belsen Saved My Life

[@giri.goyo_yt]

Thank you for preserving and sharing Moshe’s story. Music breaks down all boundaries. He is right to say there is no explanation.

[@niakoch9390]

Thankyou for your testimony, ich bin ergriffen. Shalom!

[@mkmr6957]

what language is he speaking? as a german i understand partly

[@TheVeraciety]

It’s called Yiddish (or “Jewish”). Depending on where it was spoken, it had features of late medieval southern German grammar and practical words, a good mix of Hebrew, and some Slavic thrown in here and there. It largely died with most of those lost during the Holocaust.

[@Mike-01234]

At least the victims of Kramer got some justice when he was hanged by the British in 1946 many got away never were brought to justice for their crimes.

[@myword1000]

"It was real in my mind..."

[@birgitlohberg3131]

Thx for surviving!

[@carlosadaokessler4002]

Traduçao

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

that mindless beast of belsen crying?? i can't believe it this poor Jewish man's singing was wasted on that freak!!! God rest this man's family murdered at shoah my love to this sweet Jewish man 🇮🇱