Overview
- Collection Summary
- The collection consists of eleven artworks created by Leo Haas, some created during World War II when he was imprisoned in several concentration camps, and some after the war when he was a satirical cartoonist in Berlin, East Germany.
- Provenance
- The collection was acquired by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2002.
Browse 11 Items In This Collection
Leo Haas drawing of concentration camp inmates witnessing a hanging
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.1
Leo Haas sketch of SS labor camp guard Schrader
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.2
Leo Haas sketch of SS labor camp guard Wolters
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.3
Leo Haas sketch of SS labor camp guard Siemen
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.4
Leo Haas drawing of a blind witness identifying the guilty party at a trial
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.5
Leo Haas postwar cartoon of a wealthy man redirecting a man drawing Nazi graffitti
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.6
Leo Haas cartoon of a skeletal Nazi setting the word Lidice on fire
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.7
Leo Haas drawing of concentration camp inmates lined up for roll call
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.8
depiction: approximately 1945 February
Portrait of a fellow concentration camp inmate by Leo Haas
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.9
Leo Haas drawing of Jewish forced laborers carrying lumber
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.10
Leo Haas watercolor of blind Jewish inmates walking outdoors
Object | Accession Number: 2002.490.11
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