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A wounded landscape / Marc Wilson.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: D804.32 .W55 2021

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    There are nearly 40,000 sites, in Germany and in countries which the Germans occupied between 1939 and 1945. There, the Nazis and their collaborators systematically murdered nearly six million Jews as well as a huge number of people from other groups considered by the Nazis to be inferior, racially or for ideological or political reasons. These groups included Roma, homosexuals, the mentally and physically disabled, Jehovah's Witnesses, Communists, and more than three million Soviet prisoners of war. These sites persist today throughout these countries. Together they formed a pathway to genocide: destroyed communities and ghettos, internment camps, transit camps, labour camps, sub camps, concentration camps, extermination camps and displacement camps. They are connected by the landscapes that surround them, and the forced journeys made between them. At these sites, individual killings and slaughter on a mass scale took place, the numbers involved almost beyond our understanding. These are sites where literal life or death decisions were made, but they are also sites of hope, survival and memory. [This book] is based around 22 Holocaust survivor stories (including second and third generation) and is made at over 160 locations throughout Europe. [author's website]
    Variant Title
    A wounded landscape: bearing witness to the Holocaust
    Format
    Book
    Author/Creator
    Wilson, Marc, 1968- photographer, author.
    Published
    [United Kingdom] : [Two & two Press], [2021]
    Contents
    Preface
    Searching for the roots of a story
    Bearing witness to the Holocaust
    Map of key locations
    Anna Rabkin and Arthur Rose
    Ester Hershberg
    Aaron Ianco
    Eugene Black
    The family of Gennady Mikityansky
    Frieda Gelber
    Smuel Atzmon-Wircer
    Harry Mans
    Henri Borlant
    The Feldmann family
    To bear witness
    Kopel Kendall
    Miriam Richter
    The family of Noga Breier
    Jan de Jonge
    Rita Weiss
    Ronja Beecher
    Eugene Lebovitz
    Vladimir Genoler
    Simon Malkes
    Sylvia Kerner and her family
    The family of Yair Ebelson
    Acknowledgements.
    Other Authors/Editors
    Bulgin, James, (curator), contributor.
    Luchetta-Rentchnik, Claire, contributor.
    Mans, Harry, contributor.
    Silman, Trudy, contributor.
    Notes
    Publication information from author's website: https://www.marcwilson.co.uk/book-print-sales/p/awl
    Preface -- Searching for the roots of a story -- Bearing witness to the Holocaust -- Map of key locations -- Anna Rabkin and Arthur Rose -- Ester Hershberg -- Aaron Ianco -- Eugene Black -- The family of Gennady Mikityansky -- Frieda Gelber -- Smuel Atzmon-Wircer -- Harry Mans -- Henri Borlant -- The Feldmann family -- To bear witness -- Kopel Kendall -- Miriam Richter -- The family of Noga Breier -- Jan de Jonge -- Rita Weiss -- Ronja Beecher -- Eugene Lebovitz -- Vladimir Genoler -- Simon Malkes -- Sylvia Kerner and her family -- The family of Yair Ebelson -- Acknowledgements.
    Text in English, some interviews originally conducted in other languages.

    Physical Details

    Language
    English
    ISBN
    9781838023621
    1838023623
    Physical Description
    738 pages : color illustrations, maps, facsimiles ; 23 cm

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