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    Erscheinungsdatum: 21.01.2020, Medium: Buch, Einband: Gebunden, Titel: America and the Survivors of the Holocaust, Autor: Dinnerstein, Leonard, Verlag: Columbia University Press, Sprache: Englisch, Rubrik: Judentum, Seiten: 428, Informationen: HC runder Rücken kaschiert, Gewicht: 813 gr, Verkäufer: averdo
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    Erscheinungsdatum: 21.01.2020, Medium: Buch, Einband: Gebunden, Titel: America and the Survivors of the Holocaust, Autor: Dinnerstein, Leonard, Verlag: Columbia University Press, Sprache: Englisch, Rubrik: Judentum, Seiten: 428, Informationen: HC runder Rücken kaschiert, Gewicht: 813 gr, Verkäufer: averdo
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    Ihr vielumjubeltes Konzert-Debüt gab Simone Dinnerstein 2005 in der weltberühmten New Yorker Carnegie Hall. Seitdem gilt die charismatische Pianistin als neuer Stern im Klassik-Himmel und gibt Konzerte auf der ganzen Welt, unter anderem in London, Paris, Berlin, Dresden und Jerusalem.Mit Bachs Goldberg-Variationen erscheint nun ihr sensationelles Debüt auf Telarc. Die Aufnahmen fanden in der American Academy of Arts and Letters im März 2005 in New York statt und zeigen Dinnersteins einzigartige Gabe, Bachs Musik in Ihrer psychologischen Tiefe auf den Grund zu gehen.Für die Aufnahmen wurde ein Steinway-Flügel aus dem Jahre 1903 verwendet, der in seiner bewegten Geschichte unter anderem die Bombardierung Londons im zweiten Weltkrieg schadlos überstand. Im Jahre 2002 wurde er restauriert und kam bei der Wiedereröffnung des World Trade Centers Winter Garden zum Einsatz.
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    The pathological conditions in the city menaced the home, the state, the schools, the churches, and, in the words of a contemporary Southern sociologist, the 'wholesome industrial life'. The institutions of the city were obviously unfit to handle urban problems. Against this background, the murder of a young girl in 1913 triggered a violent reaction of mass aggression, hysteria, and prejudice. (Leonard Dinnerstein, historian) The Jim Crow South has been notorious for miscarriages of justice for decades, and cases like the Scottsboro Boys continue to be commemorated for the manner in which institutionalized racism ensured the wrongful convictions of minorities. The attention given to these cases raised nearly every potential issue implicating criminal procedure among the states. While the Bill of Rights had ensured a number of rights for criminal defendants, the states had previously been allowed to interpret those rights, leading to instances where defendants weren't provided adequate legal representation. For example, the case of the Scottsboro Boys compelled the US Supreme Court to order new trials in Powell v. Arizona (1932), which went a long way to determining and codifying some of the rights of criminal defendants in state courts. However, blacks weren't the only ones discriminated against in the South, as the Leo Frank case made clear in the 1910s. While 20th century anti-Semitism has been (and often continues to be) viewed mainly as a problem in European countries like France and Germany, anti-Semitic hysteria led to one of the most shocking episodes of mob justice in early 20th century America. In 1913, Mary Phagan, a young Georgia factory girl and the daughter of tenant farmers, was raped and killed, and suspicion fell upon Leo Frank, the Jewish-American factory manager, who was subsequently arrested, tried, and convicted of her murder based on the thinnest of circumstantial evidence. The entire case against Frank rested on the ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Bill Hare. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/188760/bk_acx0_188760_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Zvill Bailey (Vc), Simone Dinnerstein (Pno)
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