Kaddish (Salem album)

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1994 studio album by Salem

Kaddish

Studio album by

Salem

Released| 1994 (1994)
Genre| Death/doom
Salem chronology
| Creating Our Sins
(1992)  | Kaddish
(1994)  | A Moment of Silence
(1998)

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Kaddish is a 1994 album by Salem. The album was one of the first Israeli extreme metal albums to engage with recent Jewish history and the Holocaust.[1]

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1. ^ Keith Harris New Voices in Jewish Thought - 1999 Volume 2 - Page 11 "Salem's 1994 album Kaddish was one of the first to engage seriously with Jewish history and is loosely themed on the Holocaust. It includes a version of the World War II partisan song 'Es Brent', 'Ha'ayara Bo'eret' (The Town is Burning') sung .."

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