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Hot tango!! Dajos Bela Dance Orch. - Parmi toutes les Fleurs, 1933

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Channel: 240252 · 2015 · Music

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Dajos Béla Dance Orchestra -  Parmi toutes les fleurs [Tango de la rose ] Musique: Jean Eblinger, Parlophone 1933 (Recorded for Odeon in Berlin in 1933; UK re-pressing) 

NOTE: This record is probably the last one waxed in Germany by Dajos Bélaa – a Russian-Jewish by origin (- his real name was Leo Golzman) and German by choice violinist and leader of one of Top Six or Seven German dance bands of the Roaring Twenties (Dajos Béla, Marek Weber, Paul Godwin, Efim Schachmeister, Barnabas von Geczy, Bernhard Ette, Die Weintraubs). It was pressed in Feb 1933 – two weeks before 5th March 1933, when as result of national election to a German parliament, the NSDA Party led by Adolf Hitler came to power. The Weimar Republic era in German history was about its end and Dajos Béla – following many German-Jewish artists, who unmistakably sensed the impending horror – started to hastily pack up his suitcases and prepare to leave Germany for ever. Typically for most of them, at first he was touring in Europe, trying to stay closer to his home in Germany and still illuding himself, this is just a periodical attack of craziness, which made German nation choose a moron and criminal as their leader... Yet, when all signs on sky and earth continued indicating, the political situation in Germany stabilizes towards the regime - strong and well-supported by the German  society – Dajos Béla embarked on a ship across Atlantic and traveled to Buenos Aires where, after several decades of successful working with his new orchestra, he stayed until his death in 1978.

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