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Songs of Yom Kippur War

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 29, 1974-31

By CANTOR LOUIS KLEIN
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Many songs were written All that we shall ask, let
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Another song, "Hamilhama
Now that the battles have Haahrona" "The Last War"
ceased, we - can tell about the expressed the p 1 e a and
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that penetrated the heart of War indeed be the last war
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Finally, a song which speaks
greatest peril and danger.
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It is incredible the amount and expressive • setting- in
of artistic and musical crea- English was written by
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tivity that took place in the
midst of the bitter battles. It "Land of my dreams, how I
cry, 210 matter how I hope
became almost commonplace
and try,
to see an artist standing in
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