Karel Švenk, sometimes referred to in German as Karl Schwenk (Prague, 17 March 1917 – near Karlsberg, en route to Mauthausen, 1 April 1945), was a Czech...
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Aufbaukommando transports, including the musicians Karel Švenk, Rafael Schächter, and Gideon Klein. Švenk's "Terezín March" became the unofficial anthem for...
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played piano and accordion for composer Gideon Klein and cabaret artist Karel Švenk. The family was sent to Auschwitz where the rest of his family were killed...
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Senator Dmitri Shostakovich Leo Smit Ben Steinberg Karlheinz Stockhausen Karel Švenk (1917–1945) Władysław Szpilman Carlo Taube Sir Michael Tippett Mikis...
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violin. The album starts with Theresienstadt cabaret songs by Ilse Weber, Karel Švenk and Martin Roman (one of the very few who survived the camps), as well...
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perform music written in the concentration camp by the artists Ilse Weber, Karel Švenk, Adolf Strauss, Martin Roman, Hans Krása, Carlo S. Taube, Viktor Ullmann...
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In 2022, he directed a film of The Last Cyclist written in Terezin by Karel Svenk and reconstructed by Naomi Patz, which was originally staged at La MaMa...
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archived from the original on 2008-05-11, retrieved 2008-06-09 Tavernier, Karel (Spring 1998). "Analyzing Ko Struggles Theoretically" (PDF). British Go...
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Róbert Wittinger (Hungary) Jan Martanovič horn John McGuire (USA) Jozef Ṧvenk trumpet Peter R. Farmer (USA) Vladimir Jurča trombone Gregory Biss (USA)...
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