holocaust, 1933-1945 in art

An exhibition of art and photography structured as a journey into the darkness of the Holocaust and into the light of hope, based on the intellectual, physical, and emotional journey the author and her husband experienced during their research of the extermination of the Jews.

An anthology of art, poetry, stories, and articles from "Vedem, " a weekly magazine secretly produced by young teenage Jewish boys incarcerated at the Czechoslovakian concentration camp Terez?in during the years 1942-1944.

A study of the art of the Holocaust, featuring discussions and reproductions of sketches created by prisoners in the death camps, as well as contemporary depictions from survivors.

Contains a series of essays in which the author explores the use of Holocaust themes in literature, memoirs, film, and painting, focusing on a number of controversial issues; and includes reflections on the challenge of teaching the Holocaust to future generations.