In November 1940 Reich and his parents found themselves in the Warsaw Ghetto, during which time he worked for the Judenrat as a chief translator, and contributed to the collaborative newspaper "Gazeta Żydowska" ("The Jewish Newspaper") as a music critic.
During his stay there he worked for the Judenrat as a chief translator, and contributed to the collaborative newspaper "Gazeta Żydowska" ("The Jewish Newspaper") as a music critic. In November 1940 Reich and his parents found themselves in the Warsaw Ghetto.
In November 1940 Reich and his parents found themselves in the Warsaw Ghetto. During his stay there he worked for the Judenrat as a chief translator, and contributed to the collaborative newspaper "Gazeta Żydowska" ("The Jewish Newspaper") as a music critic.
In November 1940 Reich and his parents found themselves in the Warsaw Ghetto. During his stay there he worked for the Judenrat as a chief translator, and contributed to the collaborative newspaper "Gazeta Żydowska" ("The Jewish Newspaper") as a music critic.