

SS St. Louis:
A German Ship
with hundreds
of Jewish Refugees bound for Cuba
was turned back
to Europe in 1939
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Immigration / Bigotry /
Anti-Semitism
The story that must be told
today is the subject of
a new musical production,
VOYAGES :
A Musical Play
by David Schaefer
In May 1939, the S.S. St. Louis
sailed from Hamburg, Germany,
bound for Havana, Cuba with
a thousand Jewish passengers,
desperate to escape Nazi persecution.
On board, a young Jewish girl
and an anti-Nazi German officer
fall in love, despite the
impending danger.
When the ship is refused
entry into Cuba,
a rabbi, a lawyer, and
a concentration camp survivor
plot to avoid an almost certain
voyage of death.
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