Zing-zhe mir a tango oyf yidish
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[Note from typewritten tape log inside box:] After World War II, their youngest brother (who survived the death camps of WWII) came to Chile and Michoel sings two songs he learned from him. [11a, 11b] Michoel’s wife prompts.
Michoel Yudelevitch, Sept. 1, 1966. A younger brother of Avreml Yudin [aka Avrom Yudin], who is well represented in this collection, had not seen his brother Michoel for 40 years! Now, in 1966, Michoel came to visit from Santiago, Chile, where he has been living since 1936. The two brothers recall a number of nigunim, which they knew together in childhood. It is interesting that on some, they now differ....(They were from a Koydenover home). [Handwritten note:] They were 4 brothers.
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