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The Moscow State Yiddish Theater’s performing tour show poster in Kursk, [1937-1941]
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GOSET’s performing tour show poster announcing the performances of Moisei Gershenzon’s “Gershele Ostoropoler” at the Red Army House in Kursk on June 15, 16, 17, 1937-1941 (dated between 1937, the year when the show was premiered and 1941, the year when the Red Army, USSR’s armed forces, was renamed Soviet Army]. The poster informs that holders of season passes could use them to attend the show. Identical copy of MSYT.00340.
Title: The Moscow State Yiddish Theater’s performing tour show poster in Kursk, [1937-1941]
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GOSET’s performing tour show poster announcing the performances of Moisei Gershenzon’s “Gershele Ostoropoler” at the Red Army House in Kursk on June 15, 16, 17, 1937-1941 (dated between 1937, the year when the show was premiered and 1941, the year when the Red Army, USSR’s armed forces, was renamed Soviet Army].
The poster informs that holders of season passes could use them to attend the show.
Identical copy of MSYT.
00340.
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