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Di shvue (The Oath)
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Brothers and sisters—all working poor Wherever you might be scattered on earth This banner’s now waiting for you, together. Waving, wrathful, this flag is blood red. We swear! We swear by the…

Contributor:

S. An-ski

Places:

Bern, Switzerland

Date:

1902

Subjects:

Social justice, Activism, Human rights, Monarchy, Capitalism

Categories:

Performing Arts, Music
Comedia de Amán y Mordochay (Comedy of Haman and Mordechai)
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Enter David, Moses, and Samson, all singing:Blessed Adonai,may Haman always die,viva Mordechai,Esther my lady.Viva my lady,blessed Adonai,may Haman always die,viva Mordechai.David:It is well that all…

Contributor:

Unknown

Places:

Hamburg, Free Imperial City of Hamburg (Hamburg, Germany)

Date:

1699

Subjects:

Holidays, Purim, Genocide, Social justice, Women

Categories:

Performing Arts, Theater/Drama
Most Cruel of All the Kings
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Rehoboam:You have no ambition to govern . . . I know you, Ephraimite. [ . . . ] Speak like a man, Jeroboam! What did you come to look for in Israel? Why didn’t you stay in Egypt? And don’t say you…

Contributor:

Nissim Aloni

Places:

Jerusalem, Israel

Date:

1954

Subjects:

Theology, Monarchy, Israel/Israelis, Ethics, Social justice

Categories:

Performing Arts, Theater/Drama
The Egyptian Molière and What He Endures
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Hanin, ‘Abd al-Khaliq, Ilyas, Butrus, and those [actors] previously mentioned.Hanin:Good morning, Mitri! Bonjour, Istifan!Mitri:What morning? It’s noon already, you wino!‘Abd al-Khaliq:And who…

Contributor:

Ya‘qub Sannu‘

Places:

Beirut, Ottoman Empire (Beirut, Lebanon)

Date:

1912

Subjects:

Performing arts, Social justice, Activism, Economic life, Arabs

Categories:

Theater/Drama, Performing Arts