Sing, Memory

In Sing, Memory, Makana Eyre tells the compelling story of Aleksander Kulisiewicz, who, despite not being Jewish, became a vital preservationist of the music created within Nazi concentration camps during World War II. Using his remarkable memory, Kulisiewicz documented and performed the camp's songs and poetry, helping to preserve the resilience and humanity of those imprisoned. His post-war efforts included building an archive of camp music and sharing it worldwide, ensuring that these moments of cultural resistance are remembered.