Charles Bedzow - The Partisan Hymn
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Charles Bedzow - The Partisan Hymn
Charles Bedzow - The Partisan Hymn
Transcript: I met my beautiful wife in Poland in 1945. I thank God I married over 65 years -- like yesterday. And every morning we would go to our exercise, walking, running, swimming. I see my beautiful wife -- my Partisan from Poland -- and I sing the song to her: Zog nit keyn mol az du geyst dem letsten veg -- "Don't say never that you say, the last step" -- it was [Yiddish] -- "the days are very sad, but" [Yiddish] -- "it will come the right day that we will say with our foot" [Yiddish], "we are here. We are proud that we are here." So by singing this song every morning to my wife -- it makes my day.
Transcript: I met my beautiful wife in Poland in 1945. I thank God I married over 65 years -- like yesterday. And every morning we would go to our exercise, walking, running, swimming. I see my beautiful wife -- my Partisan from Poland -- and I sing the song to her: Zog nit keyn mol az du geyst dem letsten veg -- "Don't say never that you say, the last step" -- it was [Yiddish] -- "the days are very sad, but" [Yiddish] -- "it will come the right day that we will say with our foot" [Yiddish], "we are here. We are proud that we are here." So by singing this song every morning to my wife -- it makes my day.