Mahler's music was performed during the Nazi era in Berlin in early 1941 and in Amsterdam during the German occupation of the Netherlands by Jewish orchestras and for Jewish audiences alone; works performed included the Second Symphony (Berlin), the First and Fourth Symphonies, and the Songs of a Wayfarer (Amsterdam).
A música de Mahler foi interpretada na Alemaña nazi en Berlín a principios de 1941 e en Amsterdam durante a ocupación dos Países Baixos por Alemaña, a cargo de orquestras xudías e só para público xudeu; entre as obras interpretadas inclúense a Segunda Sinfonía (Berlín), a Primeira e Cuarta sinfonías, e Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (Amsterdam).