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The black triangle
The pink triangle
The green triangle
The red triangle
The blue triangle
The black triangle

And they wore the yellow triangle

When first they came for the criminals I did not speak
Then they began to take the jews
When they fetched the people who were member s of trades unions
I did not speak

Then they took the bible students
Rounded up the homosexuals
Then they gathered up the immigrants and the gypsies

I did not speak
I did not speak

Eventually they came for me, and there was no one left to speak

The black triangle
The pink triangle
The green triangle
The red triangle
The blue triangle
The black triangle

And they wore the yellow triangle
And they wore the yellow triangle
And they wore the yellow triangle
And they wore the yellow triangle

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The song we listened to in classroom is by Christy Moore and it is based upon the poem. It is very sad, melancholic. In a few words it explains how in the Nazi camps the prisoners were obliged to wear fabric triangles on their uniforms, painted in different colours according to the category they belonged to in order to be immediately identified. Jews wore a yellow triangle overlapped by a David star. Political

prisoners (communists and trade‐unionists) wore a red triangle, homosexuals a pink triangle and Jehovah's
Witnesses a purple triangle. Green triangles belonged to the "common criminals", black triangles to the socalled "asocials", brown triangles to Gypsies, white triangles to work strikers and, finally, blue triangles to
war prisoners from occupied countries.

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Christy moore

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CHRISTY MOORE YELLOW TRIANGLE 1996 (Graffiti Tongue album)