for the first time in 1974 thanks to the work of members of the organisation of exiled Austrians in England, "Young Austria". This took his works out of their original context and gave them a larger application: they were presented, for example, as timeless criticisms of the society of the communist GDR. Personal life Until his death, Soyfer was engaged to Helli (Helene) Ultmann, a first cousin of the famous stage mind reader and hypnotist Erik-Jan Hanussen (Hermann Steinschneider) (source: Jenny Zundel, née Steinschneider, 1915-2012, another cousin). See also List of Austrian writers References External links Dachaulied, composed by Herbert Zipper – listen to music : "quasi una fantasia: Juden und die Musikstadt Wien" (Timms, Edward / Hanak, Werner / Botstein, Leon / Jüdisches Museum Wien )(with 2CDs) Dachaulied at gedenkstaettenpaedagogik-bayern.de, ingeb.org, literaturepochen.at (sound, 74–94) Jura Soyfer Society Further reading "Jura Soyfer and His Time (Studies in Austrian Literature, Culture, and Thought)" by Donald G. Daviau, 1995 "The legacy of Jura Soyfer, 1912–1939: Poems, prose and plays of an Austrian antifascist" (Engendra theaterbooks) "It's Up to Us!: Collected Works of Jura Soyfer (Studies in Austrian Literature, Culture, & Thought)", 1996 1912 births 1939 deaths Writers from Kharkiv People from Kharkov Governorate Ukrainian Jews who died in the Holocaust Austrian people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent Austrian male writers Kabarettists Jewish Austrian writers Austrian people who died in Buchenwald concentration camp Infectious disease deaths in Germany Deaths from typhus Austrian Jews who died in the Holocaust White Russian emigrants to Austria