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Lutz and Walter Lichtheim
Walter Lichtheim
Lutz Lichtheim
Only after Ludwig Lichtheim – Louis S. Layton – had passed away, the following documents containing important information about Walter Lichteim were found (with the kind help of Mrs. Birgit Gewehr):
School report and testimony about former pupil Lichtheim Walter (18.10.1965): Deported to Ghetto Litzmanstadt, murdered in Chelmno death camp
Report about former pupil Lichtheim Ludwig (18.10.1965)
Program of the Chanukah Event (Altona, 1935)
PROGRAM
1. Lighting the Chanukah candles
Haneraus halolu, Moaus Zur
2. Chanukah prologue
Dance (directed by Philipp Moddel)
Singer: J. Rechtschaffen
3. Maccabees – today!
Western Pyramids
4. The good Draydl
or: God provides while you sleep, – Tilly Felsenstein-Zimmer,
Max Mendel, Ruth Stern
5. a) Allegro molto – by Goltermann
b) Prelude - by Pugnani Kreisler
c) Allegro - by J. Haydn
Barbara Burchard, Marion Baruch, Luis Salinger
6. Chassidic Scene
At the Rebbe
INTERMISSION
Other participants:
Julius Redner (singer), Arthur Weill (piano), Bernard Gelbart, Marion Baruch, Philipp Moddel (stage sets), Paula Cohn (costumes), Siegfried Wolff (hairstyles)
MORIAH
Fate of a Mountain – Fate of a People
Three scenes
Text and music by Philipp Moddel
1. THE SACRIFICE
J. Pulka, S. Schramm, L. Weissmann, S. Carlebach
2. TWO BROTHERS
E. Taenzer, W. Lichtheim, L. Lichtheim, H. Kokeitek
3. HOPE
Solo: Julius Redner
Introduction to “MORIAH”
It seems that no piece on earth has ever seen more joy and more sorrow, consecration and trial of our people than Mount Moriah. Just as a broad view unfolds before your eyes from the summit of a mountain, our people’s history can be seen symbolically from Mount Moriah. And as sometimes the bright summit shines upon the wide plain, Moriah appears at turning points of our history as a peak of shiny glory… or simply as the memorial of suffering.
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