Theo Bikel "Zog Nit Keynmol" Festival of Jewish Culture Krakow

[@martinmaidenbaum5159]

WE are here, now and for ever!!

[@yaelelerner3544]

Very deeply thankful for your introduction words. It deals with our beloved whom we’ll never forget! There’s not a night of mine without remembering them. Thanks as well for the song my husband enjoyed singing (as a Warsaw ghetto child survivor).

[@ALLQUEEN51]

Its also a song to remember the Warsaw ghetto uprising. I know that n I'm black

[@ErnanR1]

Very touching Theo Bickel. Remember them.

[@prof4659]

We are HERE! Theo Bikel, Thank You. Jewish Love to You.

[@Dave-kj4vr]

So relevant to today.

[@videreecrederecredereevidere]

Shalom !Wir werden nie vergessen !

[@gipsy6051]

Niemals vergessen niemals.. 😭😭

[@davidgolden1607]

Mir veln keynmol fargessen.

[@videreecrederecredereevidere]

@@davidgolden1607 ikh haf azoy aoykh, mir tarn es nisht fargesn nisht

[@zdzisawszulc7042]

Mir, nisht wir.

[@videreecrederecredereevidere]

@@zdzisawszulc7042 im deutschen wir,in der Mittelhochdeutsche geschimpften,viel schönerern eydishen shprakh s'iz mir

[@kulak2545]

Theodor Bikel (z''l) was the one over there who remembered those times... Dancing youth didn't caught the heartbreaking mightiness of the song

[@charly3091]

They don't understand that if Ukraine will fail - they're next.

[@yaelelerner3544]

True!❤

[@ker331]

yes, it might be due to their ignorance and having no idea what the song is about. But, still off putting to see them joking and smiling during this song

[@ahuvaerdman3203]

Never again😢😢😢

[@mistychenoweth9716]

Long live Theo!

[@eli_himmelblau]

dosłownie jestem z krakowa i właśnie uczę się tej piosenki xd

[@ALLQUEEN51]

This really touched them even the young people

[@miriambirenbaum7185]

Very special!!!

[@markbrik6394]

Shalom❤❤❤🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮

[@Auriellcerith-z6c]

Shalom never again 🌹❤️🙏❤️🌹

[@hermanneberle4300]

WIR BLEIBEN WIDERSTÄNDIG !

[@gunterxvoices4101]

Wow, I have the same hat. Literally just an older version of me...

[@freyatilly]

Todah.

[@markbrik6394]

Thanks ❤ thanks ❤❤

[@Zvikasela]

מדהים

[@malcolmdale9607]

A shayner Dank.

[@simonsjenitzer824]

Amen ve Amen

[@mrguidoriccio9542]

Admirables combattants!

[@JaffaRoad]

Festival of Jewish Culture Krakow - website seems to be 404 not found - I hope they did not go under during Covid times, Mark do you know?

[@mikemiddleton1240]

All the more relevant after Oct 7th. ז"ל

[@gyrocompa]

When was it recorded ?

[@---tx9xx]

what awas teh next song starting up at thre end

[@user-dt5nc2pv6g]

C'est la neige tombe au seuil dune synagogue ?

[@inaymark]

Когда он поет песню партизан, а публика посмеивается, понятно, что им это как этнические песенки продавали

[@MarkRubin]

This is true. They were there to frolic, not to be lectured. Theo let them know where they were.

[@Yasen99]

Looks like nobody figured that this is a Soviet song known as "The Battle Song of the Terek Cossacks". It was written in 1938 by Dmitry Pokrass and Alexey Surkov.

[@MarkRubin]

Good melodies can't be held down. The Cossacks sure didn't use these lyrics I assure you.

[@morph6]

You completely missed the point. The original melody was written by Pokras in mid 1930s. Pokeas was a jew living in Kiev at the time.

[@jaimezal1]

Crying...

[@Auriellcerith-z6c]

Ya son it’s appropriate for what it’s saying

[@hermanneberle4300]

mit naganes !!!mir seinen do !

[@GdAVdeC]

👍✊🇮🇱

[@miragliottadamien6901]

Very moving. Shalom kzbin.info/www/bejne/baSYY6mJh9iJg5Y

[@miragliottadamien6901]

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[@gj-po9oy]

When was this recorded?

[@nre4d]

Has to be before July 2015 (Theo died 7/21/2015). After Schindler's List movie came out, Krakow had a resurgence of interest in its Jewish history and arts -- and tourism wanting to see where the movie was shot.