Katzida di Hitlir: Pulchan di Mi Kamocha and Pulchan di Tahbo Ala sabat Marrabaa by Matitya ben Simhon. Casablanca [1943].
The Katzida tells the story of Hitler's conquests and takeover of Europe and North Africa, the Nazi plot to exterminate the Jews, and their defeat in North African countries, and the return of the Jews to Palestine. Katzida D'hitler was published with the approval of the regional censor "Visa fait par le Service du Controle Regional des Informations". The opening for the Katzida is written in Hebrew and is made in the form of the poems "Mi Kamocha", as they developed in their new appearance in North Africa, and the continuation of Moroccan Arabic-Jewish, made in the form of the Moroccan Katzida song. As is well known, the format of the "Mi Kamocha" piyyutim composed by the poets of the Jewish communities in North Africa are piyyutim that tell of miracles that happened to their community. Most of them followed Rabbi Yehuda Halevi, who wrote the miracle of Purim in his piyyut for Shabbat Zachor.
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