My great grandparents and grandparents came from Poland Hungary and Germany and disconnected from being jews. Our mom gave it up before she died. Sure enough DNA was proof. Thanks ma. We always knew something was up :) Proud jews here. Baruch Hashem !
The archival footage is mostly from Mukacevo, Czechoslovakia when Carpathian Ruthenia became a part of that country. Some of the footage I use in my doc. film about a Holocaust survivor and her life in Mukacevo. The film is A letter to Wedgewood: The Life and Times of Gabriella Auspitz.
My dad always tells me funny jokes he got told by his father about the Shtetl. My grandfather was fortunate to flee Berlin to South Africa with his brother, the rest of the remaining family were murdered. Great grandmother and grandfather in a forest outside Riga, the rest is Auschwitz.
My grandfather also fled from the east to the Jewish orphanage in Berlin. It was an established route. He and siblings waived goodbye to their parents who had been evicted from the city, lost all, then lost their children.
My Jewish family left Poland very early, parts in the 1890s, but my two great great grandparents that I am researching the most left their hometown Wloclawek in 1907 and once they came to America and had children, their stories got lost. As a genealogist, I am trying to build some kind of a story myself of their life in Wloclawek, taking from my own sources as well as others who found information or an eyewitness to what Wloclawek was like back then. My great grandfather’s oldest brother was born there in 1906, but went to America with his mother in 1908, so he probably didn’t have any memory of Poland in his early childhood. Also, there are no pictures anymore of my great great grandparents’ parents or other relatives. Whether they even brought those things to America, or left it all behind, I will never know. Always remember to pass on stories of your life, your childhood, and our family- even if your children or relatives seem un-interested.
Az én szüleim is onnan jöttek, Apám Wloclawból, Anyám Psemyslből. Mi is jobban jártunk volna Amerikával, mint Magyarországgal, mert akkor az Apám nem hal meg Buchenwaldban.
@@eliyahurahimi the traditional Yiddish communities from pre war Europe are gone, unfortunately :) we do have some Charedi communities who provide the biggest similarity. but it's not the same
To jest ważne dla polskiej historii i sztuki, też dla kultury polskich żydów, by odtwarzać tę zaginioną w losach dziejów tradycję muzyczną; a to jakby budować most, piękny i ciekawy, łączący przeszłość z teraźniejszością! Bardzo wartościowy muzyczny wkład Pani Olgi w tworzenie pokoju; na ile można, by istniał, by też nie zapomnieć o świecie dawnej kultury, muzyki. Przewspaniale prześliczne. Dziękuję!
@@andrevonk5884 Nawet mówić w Polsce aż tak, z hen daleka, o kulturze Żydów wschodnich, też może i rosyjskich, bo Rosja tego nie robi, to znakomity gest. A Szanowna Pani Olga, w moim odczuciu, bardzo dużo dla Polski opowiada, dla Polaków, co historycznie jest już zapominane; a niekoniecznie tak właśnie dziać się powinno, by zapominać. Tak powiem nawet przewrotnie, że w Polin było tylu Żydów, a tak różne rzeczy działy się w krzakach, że są w Polsce osoby, co płynie w nich cząstka duszy żydowskiej. A nie wiedzą. Istnieje pewne pole do budowy myśli. To też należy zrozumieć, że przez wiele stuleci, czyli dziesiątki dekad, Żydzi i Polacy żyli obok siebie, a zdarzało się, że polskie dawne historycznie władze zapraszały kupców żydowskich, by rozwijać handel i rozbudować dane miasto. Były różne losy. Warto zajrzeć w przeszłość. Też warto za pomocą muzyki, czegokolwiek, budować kulturę dobrych wspomnień.
@@x-ray-ich1141 IK BEN JUDE IM KRAKU GEBOREN KAZIMIZ UL STAROVISLA 121 EST IST VELE SCHWEIGRICHKEITAEN AUS POLNISCH ROZUMEM ALE SKRYFLOC NIE MOGA POZDRAWIAM SZICKICH DOBREGO SERCA
Całkowicie się zgadzam - ucząc historii mówimy głównie o konfliktach , wojnach - zapominamy o współpracy, zrozumieniu innych a przez to docenieniu, uszanowaniu . Szukaniu tego co najlepsze, nie przeciwne.
Thanks Olga😙 lovely voice and great old film footage. I love that old Yiddish sense of humour expressed in music 😊👍💖. Stay safe in this difficult time 🎻🎶👏
It will never die in our heart but it already died as a World and as a culture!! My husband remembered the pre-war culture and life in Poland and cried. But he was not able to listen to any of them after the war because it looked too artificial to him. It was just a reminder of a vanished (desappeared!) world!
Beautiful music. My parents came from Hoffnungsthal which doesn't exist anymore and Friedensfeld. After the opening of the borders we visited the former Bessarabia. Mr. Kelm and his late wife had organised such journeys.
Yiddish music at its best reminds you of the olden days when people were friendly and neighborhoods were just lovely when they had fresh markets fish markets ditch with fresh cream cheese and bagels all kinds of good products you could shop all day even get fresh chickens not like the junk they have today I get this video five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💯👍❤️
Olga is a Jewish national treasure. Beautiful job with this humorous song which I have never heard before. Olga is the Alan Lomax of Yiddish song. Bravo....
Long live Yiddish, the repository of Jewish emotionalism, reminicence and endless joy, something that our renewde ancestral language cannot afford to indulge in for the present for the next while.
I lost the half of my family in Buchenwald, Bergen Belsen and Auschwitz, I` m an Stone Sculpture, working for the jewish Cemitary in Milano, than Hamburgo, now I go home to Russia. Please excuse my bad english. Shalom.
@@angelikasadlovski6970 My country, Colombia, failed to help. Before WW2 we had a minister, Luis López de Mesa, and he gave orders to the embassies in Europe to be as obstructive as posible to the jewish refugees. We could have done moore, but instead we became accomplices of the crime. As a colombian, I'm sorry.
@@juancarloscuaocastellanos8813 Colombia was not the only one. All countries made it practically impossible for Jews to emigrate, USA leading the way of course
All the countries that could have helped the Jews when Hitler came in, especially the US didn’t!! They knew what was happening, and the Roosevelt’s didn’t do anything, even after they were asked!!! A few countries helped, Spain, South America, China, Dominican Republic,,,Switzerland took some, I believe mainly children. Now, the peoples of the world are uniting against tyranny, mandates, and lockdowns!! We will win!!! 🌍💞💪🇺🇸🇮🇱🌍
Mis abuelos paternos vinieron a argentina en 1920 desde Ucrania y los maternos de Varsovia en 1930. Ellos tuvieron mucha suerte pero una parte importante de sus hermanos primos tíos y demás parientes no. Estaban confiados que nunca pasaría lo que paso 😢😢... La historia de nuestro pueblo es muy triste y sin embargó somos un pueblo alegre trabajador y no perdemos la jamás la fe y la esperanza.. Vivo en Argentina mis nietos ya son cuarta generación de argentinos... Y visité 2 veces Israel... Soy Feliz 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇮🇱🇮🇱
Thank you so much for this beautiful song! Could you share the original lyrics of the song? That would be wonderful. I can only find the english translation
Mukachevo is in Western Ukraine, Zakarpattia Oblast. And though dominated by several empires over the past remains 71% ethnically Ukrainian . ( My paternal grandparents emmigrated from Western Ukraine what was Galicia from Ternopil Oblast.)
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My great grandparents and grandparents came from Poland Hungary and Germany and disconnected from being jews. Our mom gave it up before she died. Sure enough DNA was proof. Thanks ma. We always knew something was up :) Proud jews here.
Baruch Hashem !
Tak się poznaje historie dziękuję bardzo 😊😊😊
The archival footage is mostly from Mukacevo, Czechoslovakia when Carpathian Ruthenia became a part of that country. Some of the footage I use in my doc. film about a Holocaust survivor and her life in Mukacevo. The film is A letter to Wedgewood: The Life and Times of Gabriella Auspitz.
Якщо не помиляюсь тут є кадри старого Ужгорода , зокрема філармонія - єврейська культова споруда досі в поганому стані.
Mukachevo, Ukraine
How can I watch this film? Is there a DVD?
з якого року
Za każdym razem jak słucham to przenoszę się w czasie 🙂
תודה רבה אולגה, מאוד יפה מאוד מרגש💙🇮🇱
Wonderful song, nicely sung. And the vintage footage of pre-war Poland was moving.
Olga, toda raba!
Olga, bardzo dziękuję za świetne wykonanie piosenek.
My dad always tells me funny jokes he got told by his father about the Shtetl.
My grandfather was fortunate to flee Berlin to South Africa with his brother, the rest of the remaining family were murdered.
Great grandmother and grandfather in a forest outside Riga, the rest is Auschwitz.
My grandfather also fled from the east to the Jewish orphanage in Berlin. It was an established route. He and siblings waived goodbye to their parents who had been evicted from the city, lost all, then lost their children.
My Jewish family left Poland very early, parts in the 1890s, but my two great great grandparents that I am researching the most left their hometown Wloclawek in 1907 and once they came to America and had children, their stories got lost. As a genealogist, I am trying to build some kind of a story myself of their life in Wloclawek, taking from my own sources as well as others who found information or an eyewitness to what Wloclawek was like back then. My great grandfather’s oldest brother was born there in 1906, but went to America with his mother in 1908, so he probably didn’t have any memory of Poland in his early childhood. Also, there are no pictures anymore of my great great grandparents’ parents or other relatives. Whether they even brought those things to America, or left it all behind, I will never know. Always remember to pass on stories of your life, your childhood, and our family- even if your children or relatives seem un-interested.
Az én szüleim is onnan jöttek, Apám Wloclawból, Anyám Psemyslből. Mi is jobban jártunk volna Amerikával, mint Magyarországgal, mert akkor az Apám nem hal meg Buchenwaldban.
It is so beautiful and nice that you sing these 'old' songs. I love it. Thank you and shalom.
Heartbreaking....vanished..murdered world..
Olga! Spasibo za Vashu Rabotu! Eto Super!
Олечка привет из Одессы УКРАИНА.Спасибо огромное спасибо тебе за, это видео за поддержку нас Одесситов во время этой войны.
Viele Grüssen aus Deutschland !!!!!!!!!
@@SneakyKestrelDankeschön!!!👍
The sad part for me is knowing what came next.
Very very sad. I love our Judish friend.
I'm so sorry for everyone of you.
What beautiful Jewish communities in the United States and Israel?
That should be the focus
@@eliyahurahimi the traditional Yiddish communities from pre war Europe are gone, unfortunately :)
we do have some Charedi communities who provide the biggest similarity. but it's not the same
This woman's voice is touching exactly the tune of the klezmer soul and the beating heart of the Yiddish identity ❤
Il mio spirito si é immerso nell antico ed emozionante mondo yiddish...Grazie per questa musica meravigliosa ed insuperabile...
lingua perfetta per essere cantata… sono d’accordo
To jest ważne dla polskiej historii i sztuki, też dla kultury polskich żydów, by odtwarzać tę zaginioną w losach dziejów tradycję muzyczną; a to jakby budować most, piękny i ciekawy, łączący przeszłość z teraźniejszością! Bardzo wartościowy muzyczny wkład Pani Olgi w tworzenie pokoju; na ile można, by istniał, by też nie zapomnieć o świecie dawnej kultury, muzyki. Przewspaniale prześliczne. Dziękuję!
PRZECA TO NIE W POLSCE INTELIGENTKO
@@andrevonk5884 Nawet mówić w Polsce aż tak, z hen daleka, o kulturze Żydów wschodnich, też może i rosyjskich, bo Rosja tego nie robi, to znakomity gest. A Szanowna Pani Olga, w moim odczuciu, bardzo dużo dla Polski opowiada, dla Polaków, co historycznie jest już zapominane; a niekoniecznie tak właśnie dziać się powinno, by zapominać. Tak powiem nawet przewrotnie, że w Polin było tylu Żydów, a tak różne rzeczy działy się w krzakach, że są w Polsce osoby, co płynie w nich cząstka duszy żydowskiej. A nie wiedzą. Istnieje pewne pole do budowy myśli. To też należy zrozumieć, że przez wiele stuleci, czyli dziesiątki dekad, Żydzi i Polacy żyli obok siebie, a zdarzało się, że polskie dawne historycznie władze zapraszały kupców żydowskich, by rozwijać handel i rozbudować dane miasto. Były różne losy. Warto zajrzeć w przeszłość. Też warto za pomocą muzyki, czegokolwiek, budować kulturę dobrych wspomnień.
@@x-ray-ich1141 IK BEN JUDE IM KRAKU GEBOREN KAZIMIZ UL STAROVISLA 121 EST IST VELE SCHWEIGRICHKEITAEN AUS POLNISCH ROZUMEM ALE SKRYFLOC NIE MOGA POZDRAWIAM SZICKICH DOBREGO SERCA
Alles gits😊
Całkowicie się zgadzam - ucząc historii mówimy głównie o konfliktach , wojnach - zapominamy o współpracy, zrozumieniu innych a przez to docenieniu, uszanowaniu . Szukaniu tego co najlepsze, nie przeciwne.
Спасибо, Ольга! Вы чудесная 🥰🌺❤️ Мазлтов 👍🥰🌺❤️😀
its so sad that all those people suffered so much! Nobody should suffer in this world! Shalom aleichem
aleichem shalom
💖 awesome song. Love Yiddish music 😍😍😍
Thanks Olga😙 lovely voice and great old film footage. I love that old Yiddish sense of humour expressed in music 😊👍💖. Stay safe in this difficult time 🎻🎶👏
Mazel Tov!
Shalom z Polski!
👏❤👏
Thank you so much! I love Yiddish songs and hope to hear more.
Bravo ❤❤❤ thanks
It was a beautiful time blessed by God. a sweet music
Thank you for these Yiddish music.
A world gone and never to come back. As our families went up in ashes.
One more time, work of you and your friends helps the history and cultural heritage of people survive, great work, thanks for it!
Why does this make me cry every time?
this music will never die!!!
It will never die in our heart but it already died as a World and as a culture!! My husband remembered the pre-war culture and life in Poland and cried. But he was not able to listen to any of them after the war because it looked too artificial to him. It was just a reminder of a vanished (desappeared!) world!
Beautiful music. My parents came from Hoffnungsthal which doesn't exist anymore and Friedensfeld. After the opening of the borders we visited the former Bessarabia. Mr. Kelm and his late wife had organised such journeys.
Yiddish music at its best reminds you of the olden days when people were friendly and neighborhoods were just lovely when they had fresh markets fish markets ditch with fresh cream cheese and bagels all kinds of good products you could shop all day even get fresh chickens not like the junk they have today I get this video five stars
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💯👍❤️
Olga is a Jewish national treasure. Beautiful job with this humorous song which I have never heard before. Olga is the Alan Lomax of Yiddish song. Bravo....
VA VENI TIMPUL CAND INVIEREA MORTILOR VA FI O BINECUVANTARE SI BUCURIE NESPUS DE MARE PENTRU EVREI SI NEEVREI !❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Touchant,impressionnant et surtout incroyable…..
Voix magnifique.
Я русская..... Мы всегда старались осчастливить другие нации, даже против их воли. Но у нас не получалось и слава. Богу.
Они сами выбирали какое счастье у нас забрать...
Особенно хорошо осчастливить другие нации вам получалось их уничтожая.
the cutscenes are awesome they give me the feeling of being there. thank you.
Simmen tov und mazel tov -- the stars are lined up auspiciously, and good luck!
Long live Yiddish, the repository of Jewish emotionalism, reminicence and endless joy, something that our renewde ancestral language cannot afford to indulge in for the present for the next while.
Nrekpasnui Golos And music and words are great Thank you
A shayner dank!
FOARTE FRUMOS BRAVO !!!
I find my link to my heritage in this song.....we sing the same things today.
Very pretty 😊
Geht bis zum Herzen! 💓
This song is wonderful that the yiddish people
Исполнение-феноменально...уж поверьте....
This colorful life has gone forever after the worst murder'party' in history has destroyed this unique civilization...
I lost the half of my family in Buchenwald, Bergen Belsen and Auschwitz, I` m an Stone Sculpture, working for the jewish Cemitary in Milano, than Hamburgo, now I go home to Russia. Please excuse my bad english. Shalom.
@@angelikasadlovski6970 My country, Colombia, failed to help. Before WW2 we had a minister, Luis López de Mesa, and he gave orders to the embassies in Europe to be as obstructive as posible to the jewish refugees. We could have done moore, but instead we became accomplices of the crime. As a colombian, I'm sorry.
@@juancarloscuaocastellanos8813 Colombia was not the only one. All countries made it practically impossible for Jews to emigrate, USA leading the way of course
All the countries that could have helped the Jews when Hitler came in, especially the US didn’t!! They knew what was happening, and the Roosevelt’s didn’t do anything, even after they were asked!!! A few countries helped, Spain, South America, China, Dominican Republic,,,Switzerland took some, I believe mainly children. Now, the peoples of the world are uniting against tyranny, mandates, and lockdowns!! We will win!!! 🌍💞💪🇺🇸🇮🇱🌍
אדאנק
Dziekuje
Amazing
I loooove the way you use your voice singing the oi vey parts!
Ça me fait presque pleurer
Музыка привлекательная - грустно, но всё-таки. Мне бы интересовало, откуда взяты кадры фильма. Венгерские солдаты и надпись, может быть Закарпатье.
Похоже на Закарпатье.Но в конце "Прибытие поезда" братьев Люмьер.
Фильм называется "Yidl mitn Fidl" (Еврей со скрипкой).
@@СашаИзраиль-э6ш В начале однозначно ужгородская синагога
Так тут є кадри старого Ужгорода зокрема філармонія яка сьогодні потребує реставрації , і Мукачево теж точно є.
TARE IMI PLACE ACEST CANTEC !!!
Mis abuelos paternos vinieron a argentina en 1920 desde Ucrania y los maternos de Varsovia en 1930. Ellos tuvieron mucha suerte pero una parte importante de sus hermanos primos tíos y demás parientes no. Estaban confiados que nunca pasaría lo que paso 😢😢... La historia de nuestro pueblo es muy triste y sin embargó somos un pueblo alegre trabajador y no perdemos la jamás la fe y la esperanza.. Vivo en Argentina mis nietos ya son cuarta generación de argentinos... Y visité 2 veces Israel... Soy Feliz 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇮🇱🇮🇱
Are there also nice western Yiddish songs to listen too? Does somebody know? And this song is great btw.
עולם שעלה באש ישר כח🎉
Thank you so much for this beautiful song! Could you share the original lyrics of the song? That would be wonderful. I can only find the english translation
Danke
Lijepa pjesma
Pozdrav iz Osijeka 🤗💕
Gruss aus Esseg-Osijek
Pozdrav iz Rusije!
Mukachevo is in Western Ukraine, Zakarpattia Oblast. And though dominated by several empires over the past remains 71% ethnically Ukrainian . ( My paternal grandparents emmigrated from Western Ukraine what was Galicia from Ternopil Oblast.)
LOVE❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
¡Bendito sea Israel y todo lo que tenga relación con ellos!!!
We sang this at weddings and other freiliche times!
I love this so much. Will we ever get an instrumental version? The singing is amazing, but I want to appreciate the instrumental as well!
Grazie Schalom!
Great
Nice perfomance of the song, Olga! Would you mind to leave an original lyrics for this one (and for other yiddish songs) in the description below?
I love being a Jew
Wonder Wonder Wonderful Thank you it’s exactly how it was like my oncle Jona who went away in 1935 to Erez Israel
me too!
Same
It’s hard work to be fair
Me too im proud to be a jew
cudowne wykonanie, ciekawe fragmenty dokumentów, fragmenty filmu "Dybuk"? - czy się mylę?
Nie, to fragmenty Yidl mitn Fidl z Molly Picon, scena kręcona w Kazimierzu Dolnym
@@Olginiam dziękuję
what is the name of this song- I am Polish and play accordion
Как чисто, супер
❤️
Bardzo dziękuję Pani Olga!Класс!
A dank!
Die Oma liebe dich
Я услышал 3 разные песни..Но исполнение класс!!
Am Yisroel Chai!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Is there a way I can get the lyrics in Yiddish? Thanks!
Oh, my. The groom at the wedding lookwd considerably older than the bride. Poor girl.
TODA RABA
can someone pls find the sheetmusic for the clarinet part. I tried looking everywhere 😭😭😭
♥️♥️♥️
"קול באישה ערוה"‼️
There is nothing like the old Yiddish songs. But don't forget to listen to Connie Francis and Tom Jones that chose and sang old Yiddish songs
My favourite song ever ❤❤ Long live Isreal🇮🇱
This song is from Eastern Europe !😊
@@RussianWithKon from jews
Somehow, Yiddish songs always hysterically screeching women. Why is that?
Slavic influences
Is this beautiful song on Spotify too?
The Jewish people and diaspora lived everywhere on this earth.
Shalom Israel from Valladolid (Spain)
L’chaim!!!
Напишите, пожалуйста, текст на идиш❤
What is the name of the song? Sorry if I missed it.
I do to...............
Shalom
Can someome post the lyrics?
🎧
what is the name for the song ?