Max Perlman

Jiddischer Tango: «So Easily Assimilated»

By Sarah Ross on September 7, 2012

By Sarah Ross on 7 September 2012 in ACADEMIC

Die Geschichte des jiddischen Tangos ist eine Geschichte der Anpassung, der Grenzverschiebung und -überwindung. Aus den Einwanderer-Quartieren in Buenos Aires reiste er ans New York Yiddish Theatre und bald auch nach Europa.

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