Culture.pl celebrates Warsaw’s Jewish heritage with an audiowalk taking in eight of the Polish capital’s most celebrated addresses before 1939 in the third season of Unseen Soundwalks.
Unseen Soundwalks: Jewish Warsaw takes listeners on a trip back to pre-war Warsaw to experience the life and culture of Warsaw’s Jews, who made up one third of the city’s inhabitants.
The series has been produced in both English and Yiddish, the everyday language of millions of Jews throughout Europe. Historical oversight on the series as well as its Yiddish version were made possible thanks to the expertise of Dr Karolina Szymaniak from the Taube Department of Jewish Studies at the University of Wrocław.
This season of Unseen Soundwalks was made by Free Range Productions. Script Writing, Academic Supervision: Karolina Szymaniak, PhD Audio Production, Mixing and Editing: John Beauchamp Sound Design and Audio Editing: Bartosz Panek Production Support: Jarosław Kociszewski
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