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Family-held objects and volumesRB-PHO-0125

Only the edge of this mourning-album page survives in view

This page of the family’s mourning album shows a narrow page edge and printed rule. The volume was completed for Paul Reichenbach and kept by his family. The image does not show the text once catalogued as a requiem song, so that identification is not used.

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SeriesFamily-held objects and volumes

English translation

Requiem Song Composed by Chief Cantor I. Singer I. Soul, why are you cast down? Why are you so anxious within me? Do you not feel the Father’s nearness, He who carries us all in His heart? Is there no God for you in the heights, who loves even when He strikes? Look upward! Trust in God! Soul, why are you cast down? Lift your heart heavenward! Every tear that falls is counted by the Ruler of His world. II. God, we look up to You and thank You through our tears. Highly praised be Your name when You take and when You give. Even then You scatter seeds of healing when You grieve our hearts. Look upward! Trust in God! Soul, you are God’s image; devout and pure, you remain His. And even when the eye breaks, God remains our confidence.

English of the legible text, prepared for the Reichenbach Family Archive.

Archive reference
RB-PHO-0125
Date
Dedicated after Paul Reichenbach’s death in 1935
Digital image
1200 × 1600 pixels
Evidence status
Primary family-held object
Source and provenance
Family-held printed Jewish mourning volume dedicated to Paul Reichenbach.
Credit
Reichenbach Family Archive
Rights
No separate reuse license is recorded; contact the archive before reuse.
Image treatment
Full-frame web derivative from the preserved family HEIC photograph; the earlier narrow crop is not used. No generative alteration.

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Published under the seven editorial rules.

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Reichenbach Family Archive. “Only the edge of this mourning-album page survives in view.” Dedicated after Paul Reichenbach’s death in 1935. RB-PHO-0125. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-pho-0125.

Permanent URLhttps://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-pho-0125

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