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To Be Said at the Seder
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Over and over, when the wayside dust had grayed us, And we came and knocked at another’s door, He threatened us with his fist and gainsaid us: This is not your place! Move on! Over and over. Over…

Contributor:

Kurt Wolfskehl

Places:

Kingdom of Italy (Italy)

Date:

1934

Subjects:

Antisemitism, Jewish identity, Migration, Piety, Poetry

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Poetry
I’m in a rage, so angry that I don’t know what to do
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I’m in a rage, so angry that I don’t know what to do because of what just happened when I went out with a few good friends to take a walk in town, this lovely Sabbath day. We joined a crowd of rowdy…

Contributor:

Leone Modena

Places:

Venice, Venice (Venice, Italy)

Date:

17th Century

Subjects:

Holidays, Sabbath, Antisemitism, Violence, Christian-Jewish relations, Poetry

Categories:

Popular Poetry, Poetry