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Monday, April 19, 2004

 
The Kimberton Waldorf High School Chamber Choir performed the Holocaust Cantata, a series of works that "were created during or based on experience of those who spent years of their lives in concentration camps." Perhaps this is an attempt to recant statements by Waldorf's founder that "Jewry as such has outlived itself for a long time. It does not have the right to exist in the modern life of nations. That it has survived, nevertheless, is a mistake by world history, of which the consequences were bound to come."
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