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 |data6  = [[Arthur Miller]], [[Robin Bartlette]], [[Tim Jerome]], [[Paul Mantell]], [[Irene Wagner]], [[Eric Sears]], [[Rosemary Foley]], [[David St. James]], [[Marcel Rosenblatt]], Joe Frank.
 |header7 = Format
-|data8 =  57 minutes
+|data8 =  56 minutes
 |header9 = Chronology
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 Nazis escape after WW2, some to South America, some convert to
 Judaism, even becoming rabbis, some to Roman Catholicism.
-(Tchaikovsky's Symphony 6, third movement)
+(Tchaikovsky's [[Wikipedia:Symphony_No._6_(Tchaikovsky)|Symphony No. 6]], third movement)
 :50: Joe asks if she remembers a train ride into the mountains (some
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 == Music ==
+* original music performed by [[Arthur Miller]] (Intro)
 {{Cool Out (Leroy Hutson)}} [1:27]
 {{Spring Rain (Silvetti)}} [3:01]
-{{Peace Piece (Bill Evans)}} [37:16]
 {{Valley of the Shadow (Thomas Newman)}} {{Added music}} [18:44]
-{{Medley: Paris Montage (Charles Gerhardt - National Philharmonic Orchestra)}} [43:55] <!--from a longer initial track on the original release that JF would have had based on the year, but let's be straightforward-->
+{{Solo - In Memory Of His Father, Harry L. Evans (Bill Evans)}} [37:18]
-* Third Movement - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphony_No._6_(Tchaikovsky) Symphony No. 6]) [44:41]
+{{Medley: Paris Montage (Charles Gerhardt - National Philharmonic Orchestra)}} [42:31] <!--from a longer initial track on the original release that JF would have had based on the year, but let's be straightforward-->
-{{Children Of Lima (Woody Herman)}} [47:08]
+{{Symphony No. 6: Third Movement (Eugene Ormandy and The Philadelphia Orchestra)}} [43:15]
+{{Children Of Lima (Woody Herman)}} [45:36]
 == Additional credits ==