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Wagner Festival: City of Bayreuth Commemorates Persecuted Ensemble Members

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Giving a voice to Jewish and politically persecuted artists of the Wagner Festival – that's the aim of the "Silenced Voices" project. Now, a digital platform is available for this purpose. It features nearly 300 biographies of people who worked at German opera houses and were ostracized, expelled, or murdered during the Nazi era. Current members of major German theaters have lent their voices to these individuals, recording their life stories. T…
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Giving a voice to Jewish and politically persecuted artists of the Wagner Festival – that's the aim of the "Silenced Voices" project. Now, a digital platform is available for this purpose. It features nearly 300 biographies of people who worked at German opera houses and were ostracized, expelled, or murdered during the Nazi era. Current members of major German theaters have lent their voices to these individuals, recording their life stories. T…

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mainwelle.de broke the news on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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