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Recording of Robeson on YouTube Recordings of the concert survived, but Robeson's spoken words are lost. Robeson's son, Paul Robeson Jr., tells about this episode of his father's biography in the documentary film His Name was Robeson (1998) by Nikolay Milovidov.
