Fotografie getta : Lublin 1940 = Photographs of the ghetto / [Koncepcja albumu i tekst Tomasz Pietrasiewicz. T?um. Monika Adamczyk-Garbowska .] Colored negatives from the period 1937-1941.
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[84] S. : überw. Ill. ; 24 cm 83-610-6412-5 Text engl., poln. und hebr. - Teilw. in hebr. Schr. LUBLIN 1940 MAX KIRNBERGER FOTOGRAFIE GETTA PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GHETTO O?rodek,Brama Grodzka-Teatr NN" The photographs presented in the album "Lublin 1940. Photographs of the ghet to" were taken in Lublin during the Second World War by a German soldier, an amateur photographer Max Kirnberger. "The Grodzka Gate - NN Theater" Center received them in the summer of 2008. Thus, they landed in a special place, at the Grodzka Gate, which is also called the Jewish Gate, and which is the seat of the Center. This gate leads to the non-existent town-the Jewish Atlantis, and is a place, where-like in the Ark of Memmory-old photographs, documents, and testimonies concerning the murdered Jewish town are gathered and preserved for posterity. Who was the author of these colored photographs? He was born in 1902. Before the war, he was a teacher at a school for the deaf. He came to Poland as a Wehrmacht soldier and took a series of colored photos illustrating everyday life during the Nazi occupation in the ghettos of Rzeszów, Zamo????, Izbica, and Lublin. We also know that because of illness the author went back to Germany in 1942. After the war he recommenced his work as a teacher. He died at the beginning of the eighties. He left 490 colored negatives from the period 1937-1941, of which 77 were taken in Lublin. All this collection is a part of the collection of Deutches Historisches Museum in Berlin. Thanks to the enormous involvement of Proffesor Ulrike Grossarth from Dresden the Lublin photos got to our Center. Here is the fragment of the release in the Lublin edition of "Gazeta Wyborcza" on this photo collection: "Kirnberger's photos are invaluable for historians. They show the scenes from everyday life of the Jewish quarter, the streets and buildings, which no longer exist, and the people murdered in the death camp in Belzec and concen tration camp at Majdanek. - Of course, there are photos from the Jewish quarters taken by the Germans for propaganda purposes: they show the specially selected pictures of collapsing houses and dirty, hungry Jews. Quite often one can see that the people on the photos are afraid of the German photographer. They hold their caps in their hands. This does not apply to Kirnberger's photos - says Marcin Fedorowicz, the employee of "The Grodzka Gate - NN Theater" Center. - He took them for his own use. The authenticity of these negatives is dazzling. HBX011095 Versand D: 2,99 EUR Jiddisch, Yiddish, Jews, Juden, Ghetto, Holocaust, Second World War, Zweiter Weltkrieg, Lublin, Angelegt am: 12.06.2022.

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ISBN (andere Schreibweisen): 83-61064-12-5, 978-83-61064-12-1