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The life of Hans Krieg, a German who became a Dutch citizen in 1951, was marked by the horrors of Nazi ideology. Before the war, a promising career as a composer and choral and opera conductor was on the horizon, however, when Hitler and the Nazi Party came to power, Krieg, as a persona non grata had to flee his homeland. He managed to establish a new life in the Netherlands, but after the war he had ...

location of manuscript: http://www.nederlandsmuziekinstituut.nl archive registration number: 189/041

In 'Jiddische en Hebreeuwse Liederen'. No. 1 Op. 77 no 4

op. 104

Aan mijne vrouw (To my wife, Rebecca Winnik)

The life of Hans Krieg, a German who became a Dutch citizen in 1951, was marked by the horrors of Nazi ideology. Before the war, a promising career as a composer and choral and opera conductor was on the horizon, however, when Hitler and the Nazi Party came to power, Krieg, as a persona non grata had to flee his homeland. He managed to establish a new life in the Netherlands, but after the war he had ...

Not dated.

Words by Martha Belinfante-Dekker, music by E. Davis, arranged by Hans Krieg