Jewish musicians

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Memoir "Escape to the Tatras: A Boy, a War, and a Life Interrupted" by Oscar Sladek with Corinne Joy Brown. The memoir is through the eyes of a nine year boy, who was separated from his parents and began a journey to find safety from the Holocaust.

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The newspaper article appeared in the April 3, 2015 Passover Edition of the "Intermountain Jewish News." Daniel Sladek wrote about his father Osi Sladek who was a child Holocaust survivor and a folk singer and composer. He took part in the folk music revival beginning in 1958 when he arrived in California.

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The Compact Disc is titled "Osi Sladek Live at the Budhai Oklahoma City 1960" and is a collection of original songs by Osi Sladek and traditional songs sung from around the world from his 1960 performance. There are 23 tracks on the CD which were released by Daniel Sladek in 2015.

Abstract Russian Jewish immigrants Samuel Castille and Zelda Goldberg Rosen settled on Denver's west side and raised 13 children. Their daughter Clara Rosen married Joseph Rosen and they had four children including Selma Rosen who married Osi Sladek. Joseph Rosen began selling newspapers in Denver at the age of seven, starting out as a helper for his future brothers-in-law Max and Al Rosen. Hyman Rosen was born in Denver in 1916, the third youngest of the 13 children of Samuel and Zelda Rosen. He...

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The Compact Disc is titled ''Tapestry'' and is a collection of original and familiar songs sung in English and Hebrew by Osi Sladek and features his wife, Selma. There are 18 tracks on the album and musicians Ben Lindemann, Yaniv Salzberg and Eric Roberts are also featured. It was released by Quincy Park Productions in Denver, Colorado in 2006. Recorded at FTM Studios in Lakewood, Colorado.