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The Jüdische Kulturbund Project

  • About the Project
    • The Jüdische Kulturbund Story
    • Kulturbund performances remembered
    • Exploring Issues of Oppression
    • Initiatives
      • “Artivists”
      • “Bullets to Books”
      • Education Programs
        • Digital Stories
        • Juba Documentary Filmmaking Workshop
        • Music, Art + Literature: Responding to Oppression
      • “Hannah’s Dance”
      • Odesa: Music in Wartime — Synopsis
      • “Singer”
    • Project Team
    • Project Board
  • Shared Stories
    • Kulturbund Artists
    • Current-day Artists
      • Afghanistan
      • Argentina
      • Burma (Myanmar)
      • Cambodia
      • Chile
      • China
      • DR Congo (DRC)
      • India
      • Iran
      • Israel
      • Mali
      • Niger
      • North Korea
      • Pakistan
      • Palestine
      • Poland
      • Russia
      • Rwanda
      • South Africa
      • South Sudan
      • Sri Lanka
      • Sweden
      • Syria
      • Uganda
      • Ukraine
      • United States
      • Zimbabwe
    • COVID-19: The Oppressor
    • Featured Short Stories
    • “Remembering the Jews of Greece”
    • Theatre Workshop Artists
    • “3 Frames / By Me” — The Play
    • “Two Pianos: Playing for Life”
      • “Two Pianos: Playing for Life” — The Exhibit
  • Public Program Events
  • Supporting Our Efforts
    • Project Contributors
  • Contact

Pish-po have been an important element of Hazara culture

March 22, 2021By Gail Prensky
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