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The Auschwitz Album (Inglés) Tapa dura – 12 nov 1981

de Peter Hellman (Autor)

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Tapa dura: 167 páginas
Editor: Random House USA Inc (12 de noviembre de 1981)
Idioma: Inglés
ISBN-10: 0394519329
ISBN-13: 978-0394519326
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Z Hayes

Haunting portraits of the Holocaust

21 de marzo de 2016 - Publicado en Amazon.com

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THE AUSCHWITZ ALBUM was found by a young Jewish girl (Lili Jacob Meier) during the final days of the Third Reich, when she was awaiting liberation. The album is the only surviving visual evidence of the entire process of extermination as perpetrated by the Nazis against the Jews, except for the actual murder itself.

The photos are presumed to have been taken by Ernst Hofmann or by Bernhard Walter, two SS men, although there is no conclusive evidence of this. The time frame of the photos is May or June 1944, which saw the liquidation of a massive number of Hungarian Jews. Lili herself was the sole surviving member of her family, who had been deported from the Carpathians, from a small community living in Bielke.

The photographs, all in black and white, are accompanied by text written by Peter Hellmann, and the images are haunting: men and women, entire families, waiting on the ramps after their exhausting journey by cattle cars to Auschwitz-Birkenau; wondering looks; doubt, uncertainty, hope clouding their faces, as they wonder about their fate; old people, young children, the infirm, all waiting to be selected for what we now know would be certain death. These images are not only poignant but horrifying because the threat to these innocents is implied in the photographs, with the crematoria looming in the background, with the implacable SS presence on the ramps and all over. I will not soon forget these images.

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semper fidelis1

From ignorance comes hate. From hate comes death.

19 de febrero de 2014 - Publicado en Amazon.com

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It shows in photographs how Nazis lived, in one of the worst death camps ever to be created, a very normal existence though the stench of death and the suffering of so many defenseless people were arms length away from them. There was a level of cruelty there that heretofore has never existed on the planet earth. From a great nation, Germany, came the peak of cruelty and suffering in all of history. One has but to look at the faces in the photographs. Their eyes are haunted, their expressions dead and their fate discovered far beyond the point that anything could be done to save them. Where was humanity, where was God, where were the nations of the world when it was early enough to stop Hitler from his crimes against humanity.

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Matthew De Vincentis

An artifact.

26 de abril de 2012 - Publicado en Amazon.com

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This unique book contains plenty of photographs that you will not find on the internet, but not of the graphic visuals usually peppered throughout sites - it is of the processes bringing inmates into the camp. Shipments of Jews unloading from the trains after a torturous journey, the selection at the Judenrampe (a particularly famous shot: [...] ), and various other steps along the way to either what could be called an existence in the camp or one's immediate processing. They do indeed show images of old and very young sitting in the Birch Alley (Birkenau) outside the first gaskammer awaiting the cleaning of the inside for their turn.

This is not merely a scrapbook, the photos are accompanied with descriptions and excerpts from other books to enhance and explain what you are seeing. One of the best pages documented an image with hundreds of people viewed from the vantage point of a man standing on top of a boxcar - and one woman from the train shipment is seen conversing secretly and directly with a striped prisoner - which was forbidden. Perhaps he was passing on life-saving information, like to try as best as she can to go RIGHT! Sneak if you must! The accompanying commentary on the opposite page will often point things like this out to provoke very serious consideration as to what's happening or going through their heads in each shot. It's just a great experience.

The real frightening thing is, which order allowed this SS man to take these photos? Nothing was allowed to witness these events, the Nazis went to painstaking lengths to conceal their crimes until it all blew up in their face. Which member of the upper NSDAP ordered this official to collect the scenes so flagrantly and freely? Of their most destructive and despicable 'Aktions' no less! The SS men in the shots ignore the camera man completely - I wish we had more information, dang!

Respects to Lili J. Meier for finding and donating this artifact for publication.

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S. Sharp

Stark, Horrible, Evil & Magnificient, Unforgettable

22 de febrero de 2002 - Publicado en Amazon.com

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This book has haunted me since I found it in our local library. I am ordering a used copy since it is out of print. Basically the book is a copy of a kind of souvineer scrapbook made by someone on the staff of the notorious camp. It is mostly pictures by the camp official photographer. The pictures are actually quite prosaic & even nostalgic. It documents the various phases of the camp operation. The pictures of the dead & their disposal are not included but this actually heightens the effect. Pictures of groups of ordinary people most of whom were dead an hour after their picture was taken. The book was found by a camp survivor, became a famous artifact & rare document of the holocaust. The book is designed to simulate the original scrapbook. The pictures are accompanied by quotes from accounts from other books & captions which illuminate what is going on beneath the almost tranquil surface. I worked in a military film archives years ago which had footage taken during the camp liberation. This is far more disturbing.

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Douglas P. Cervi

Five Stars

5 de septiembre de 2016 - Publicado en Amazon.com

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Will use this book in my classes!!

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