Tuesday, January 22, 2008


photo: Martin G. Wienert, January 2008






Holocaust Day
sound of swing music
forbidden then

(AW; Asahi 2004)






(January 27th Holocaust Day; you will find a lot of informations in the net)
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12 comments:

  1. Ričardas5:24 PM

    Very thoughtful linking... thanks God both of them ended - prohibition of swing and Holocaust

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  2. haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert)1:48 PM

    thank you very much for your comment, Ricardas!

    it was a terrible time for so many, for composers of swing music, musicians and even for the swing-youth too (young people who loved to listen to swing music, to dance -- even they had a hard life, see my link)

    http://www.return2style.de/amiswhei.htm

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  3. Bill2:43 AM

    An eloquent photo and a provocative verse powerfully combined.

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  4. haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert)1:49 PM

    thank you, Bill!

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  5. African Refugees7:33 AM

    Wonderful haiku! I can hear the sound of swing music in the distance.

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  6. haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert)8:51 AM

    thank you, Fancy!

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  7. baseball gods7:38 PM

    Beautiful juxtaposition. I enjoyed visiting your blog.

    And thanks for your lovely comment on my kami haiku blog.

    kami

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  8. haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert)11:41 PM

    i`m happy that you visited haiku-shelf, Kami! thank you!

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  9. josh8:02 PM

    Thank you, Angelika, for your sensitive and poignant remembrance.

    Holocaust Day
    the faded edge
    of my tattoo

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  10. haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert)10:48 AM

    thank you, Josh!

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  11. Anonymous4:15 PM

    morning drizzle
    names appear in the old road

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  12. haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert)5:53 PM

    drizzle

    tears

    thank you, Martin!

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