. . "irn600132" . . "Songs from Dunawerke & Vilna"@en . . . . "Introduced and performed by Lily Mazur Margules. Includes songs from Vilna ghetto, Dunawerke, Stuthoff concentration camp, and Stuttgart labor camp. A side: 1)\"In a shtetl shteyt a shtib\" (AKA\"Bay dem shtet\"). Text: Zalmen Rozental; Music: Moyshe Oysher. 2) Polish lullaby\"Senek I Drzemot\" (AKA\"Chodził senek i drzemot\"). Text: Teofil Lenartowicz. 3)\"Reyzele\" Text & melody: Leyb Rozental. 4) Russian song (title, text unclear). 5)\"Di Krenits\" Text: Itsik Fefer; music: Motl Polianski; 6)\"Marynark\" (AKA\"Pięciu chłopców z Albatros\"). Text and melody: Feliks Konarski. 7)\"Shtiler, shtile\" (Vilna ghetto song). Text: Shmerke Kaczerginski; melody: Alex Wolkowiski. 8)\"Shoyn genu\" (Vilna ghetto or Dünawerke camp song; here recited as a poem). Text: Ida Grodzianovski; music: Polish folk song. 9)\"Di shavli mam\" (AKA\"In a litvish derfl vay\"; AKA\"A yidish kin\"; Shavli ghetto song, here recited as a poem.) Text: Khane Khaiten; music: Henech Kon. 10)\"In dinaverk\" (AKA\"Dinaverker yid\"; Dünawerke camp song). Text: Tosia (according to Mazur-Margules; also attributed to sisters Rokhl Sarabski and Sara Kagan-Goldman); Music: unidentified Russian folk melody. Note: Mazur-Margules pauses and restarts song at 3rd verse. Note:\"Tosi\" variant concludes with\"zionis\" stanza. 11)\"Frilin\" (AKA\"Ven s'komt der frilin\"). Text: Tosia; melody: Lily [Mazur-Margules]. Text also attributed to Rokhl Sarabski and Sara Kagan-Goldman; Music: unknown. 12)\"Mir zaynen geshtrayft\" Poem by Tosia (recited). 13)\"Reklames\" Poem by Tosia (recited). 14)\"Viln\" (refrain only). Text: Wolfson; Music: Olshanetsky. B side: Mazur-Margules repeats certain songs (with added commentary) from side A for better sound quality. Gila Flam and a third party are also audible on this side. 1)\"In dinaverk\" (A-10); 2)\"Mir zaynen geshtrayf\" (A-12); interrupted, recommenced); 3)\"Frilin\" (A-11). Interview section followed by some pop songs and the theme from the New World Symphony (tape likely reused, these should be excised)."@en . . . . . "For more information refer to USHMM Oral History with Lily Margules at https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn504644"@en .