Holocaust History
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A holocaust survivor made a profound statement relating to our times . . . she said . . .
"Unlike during Nazi Germany - no country is coming to save you, because every country is involved"
Another survivor speaks out
www.bitchute.com/video/eONuwxLJjaaW/
Taken on location at the beautiful ELVION sim
AMSTERDAM - Daarmee heeft Nederland eindelijk een tastbaar gedenkteken waar 102.000 Joden en 220 Sinti en Roma zowel individueel als collectief kunnen worden herdacht.
Tot aan september 2021 kende Nederland geen monument waar elk individueel slachtoffer van de Holocaust met naam en toenaam en leeftijd wordt genoemd.
AMSTERDAM - More than 75 years after World War II, a memorial dedicated to the 102,220 Dutch victims of the Holocaust without a grave will finally be unveiled in the Netherlands. Designed by the Polish-American architect Daniël Libeskind.
Berlin, Germany, 2017.
Here is an image from an ongoing project I started four years ago.
For the complete series, check out this gallery.
Enjoy!
Dutch Holocaust Names Memorial, designed by architect Daniel Libeskind.
The memorial consists of four Hebrew letters that make up a word that translates as ‘In memory of’. When visitors enter the memorial, they find themselves in a labyrinth of passageways flanked by two-metre-tall brick walls that convey the message ‘In memory of’. Inscribed on each of the 102,000 bricks is a name, date of birth and age of death, in such a way that the name of each victim can be touched. The walls of names support the four letters in reflective stainless steel (holocaustnamenmomument.nl).
Amsterdam
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Berlin, Germany, 2017.
Here is an image from an ongoing project I started four years ago.
For the complete series, check out this gallery.
Enjoy!
Berlin Germany
The Holocaust Memorial is dedicated to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. It is located one block south of the Brandenburg Gate. It consists of a 19,000 m2 site covered with 2,711 concrete slabs or "stelae", arranged in a grid pattern on a sloping field. . It was inaugurated on May 10, 2005
Berlin, Germany, 2017.
Here is an image from an ongoing project I started four years ago.
For the complete series, check out this gallery.
Enjoy!
Berlin, Germany, 2017.
Here is an image from an ongoing project I started four years ago.
For the complete series, check out this gallery.
Enjoy!
The impressive Holocaust memorial in Berlin, designed by architect Peter Eisenman and engineer Buro Happold.
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Holocaust memorial on Liberty Square, Thessaloniki. Liberty Square in 1943 was the place where many of Thessaloniki's 50 000 Jewish citizens were forced to assemble in order to be deported to Auschwitz. Almost all were murdered. Thessaloniki had the largest Jewish community in Greece and was the oldest one in Europe. When St Paul visited Thessaloniki around 50 AD, he preached in one of Salonica's three synagogues (probably in Ets Ahayim - Tree of Life. As we know, he had considerably more success with the "gentiles"). The monument is regularly vandalised. Leica M8, Voigtlaender 35/1.4.
Dutch Holocaust Names Memorial, designed by architect Daniel Libeskind.
The memorial consists of four Hebrew letters that make up a word that translates as ‘In memory of’. When visitors enter the memorial, they find themselves in a labyrinth of passageways flanked by two-metre-tall brick walls that convey the message ‘In memory of’. Inscribed on each of the 102,000 bricks is a name, date of birth and age of death, in such a way that the name of each victim can be touched. The walls of names support the four letters in reflective stainless steel (holocaustnamenmomument.nl).
Amsterdam
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holocaust memorial
I never posted two versions of a similar photo before, but in this case, they are expressing two different feelings (from many I've had during the walk through the memorial). The light and mood were changing so dramatically every second.
A rainy day in Berlin. A man with a red umbrella goes alone through the Holocaust memorial in Berlin. The rainy weather underlines the depressing mood. Fine art street photography.
This girl reminded me of Sophie Scholl, who stood up against Hitler by throwing leaflets over the balustrade at the University of Munich.
(Buenos Aires, Argentina)