Excerpt from a notebook with music by Mordecai Gebirtig

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Excerpt from a notebook with music by Mordecai Gebirtig
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Excerpt from a notebook with music by Mordecai Gebirtig:  Bears statement in Polish from Julia Hoffman dated 11/25/57 indicating that she received notebook from Lola Gebirtig in 1942, following Mordecai Gebirtig’s death in June of 1942. Contains three-page song index with fifty-two numbered songs.  Some of the more well known songs included here are: Hulyet, hulyet kinderlekh (Celebrate, celebrate, children), Kinder yorn (Childhood), Kivele, Motele, Moyshele, and Yankele.

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