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Holocaust
Pictures Exhibition Daniel Keren scanned the pictures and
wrote the original comments. The original stuff can be found at
shamash.org. François Schmitz created the 37 posters of this exhibition.
He modified some comments and he converted the pictures to interlaced-gif
format
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Photo Gallery There are four main categories of photographs
in this Gallery: family photographs from the survivors themselves,
historical photographs from archives, portrait and location photographs,
and collections of photographs which are of special interest and
will be featured from time to time
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Photographs
documenting the Holocaust in Hungary Photographs, many taken
by the Nazis and captured by the Soviet Army when they over-ran
Budapest; together with an essay by the renown Hungarian historian,
Dr.László Karsai Ph.D., bear witness to the dreadful events that
took place in Hungary
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The
Art of Fernand "Horn" Van Horen Fernand Van Horen is a survivor
from the concentration camps of Esterwegen and Flossenbürg. Most
of the drawings you can see here were made during his two weeks
of recovering, just after his liberation by the American troops
on April 23th, 1945
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Gideon
Holocaust Art Collection This Holocaust Art Collection is
a remarkable record of the pain and suffering of World War II,
created from the personal experience and memories of Artist Gideon.
This Collection of powerful paintings and sculptures began in
1944 as Gideon started sketching what he saw and felt all over
Europe. When he returned home in 1946 he began painting and sculpturing
these memories. This terrible event, burned in his soul, has continued
till this day with his adding to the portrayal of it in his art.
There are 44 works in this collection
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Nazi
photos The following photos provide a pictorial glimpse of
Hitler, how his Nazis mixed religion with government, and the
support for Hitler by the Protestant and Catholic Churches in
Germany
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Artistic
Responses Great art courtesy of the Center for Holocaust and
Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota
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Galleries
of Holocaust ImagesArchival ghetto and camp photographs, contemporary
camp photographs, camp and other memorials, art and architecture
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88
photographs on antisemitism during the Holocaust courtesy
of Yad Vashem
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198
photographs from the camps courtesy of Yad Vashem
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269
photographs from the ghettos courtesy of Yad Vashem
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138
photographs of Jewish resistance courtesy of Yad Vashem
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The
City That Never Sleeps Masters Thesis by Debra Phillips, University
of New South Wales, 2008. This research documentation explores
representations of the Holocaust in the visual arts in relation
to the post-Holocaust ‘ripple effect’—the impact of the Holocaust
on the world today, in both the wider arena of global political
conflicts and in the lives of individuals
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Two
Photos Make History: The 10th March 1933 in the Life of Dr. Michael
Siegel by Isabel A.
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as Evidence Five paintings, drawn by different artists on the
same day, depicting the procession of the Bialystok children walking
through Terezin