Spivak

Joseph Schmidt, the most unknown European tenor of the first half of the 20th century, has already lost many lives in the Nazi heap. From Berlin, where my light began to shine, I, as a Jew, had the opportunity to move to Vidnya and go to France. And now, since things have become unsafe here, we can go further, to neutral and loyal to the Jews of Switzerland. Should we let him through the cordon? Did you happen to do it illegally? What's next? People in the know talk about internment camps, where they have to work hard while authorities are praising decisions about the possibility of granting permission to stay in the country. In the hope that everything will turn out well, there is a hope of getting to Zurich, but soon after enduring the splashes of the rogues and the kisses of the shenanigans. But the most important thing to worry about is two things: a cough that won’t go away, and the absence of news about the matus, which was lost in the occupied Chernivtsi.