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Marzabotto- A ruined house which was used by the Nazis as a concentration camp for civilians- here 19 people were shot: In the photo is one of the survivors, Mr. Mignani
Marzabotto- A ruined house which was used by the Nazis as a concentration camp for civilians- here 19 people were shot: In the photo is one of the survivors, Mr. Mignani

Marzabotto- A ruined house which was used by the Nazis as a concentration camp for civilians- here 19 people were shot: In the photo is one of the survivors, Mr. Mignani

Date1969-1979
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 21.3 x 30.3 cm (8 3/8 x 11 7/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Category
Object number2022/2551
LocationNot currently on display

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One of the survivors of the massacre at Marzabotto points out carved-out signatures left by prisoners on a wall
One of the survivors of the massacre at Marzabotto points out carved-out signatures left by prisoners on a wall
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Picture of man pushing bread trolley at a former concentration camp in Vaugh, Holland where German civilians now live after the Allied Invasion
Picture of man pushing bread trolley at a former concentration camp in Vaugh, Holland where German civilians now live after the Allied Invasion
Associated Press, German
unknown
Photograph
Canadian medics at a Canadian Forward Operating Base are seen standing on a blood stained floor while treating four Afghan civilians one of which later died from his wounds after they suffered injuries from an apparent improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Zhari District Afghanistan. Zhari and the adjacent Panjwai District have been the most volatile area of Afghanistan over the past two years and the site of NATO's largest ever land battle. Soldiers felt that the civilians' injuries seemed more associated with an accident from setting an IED than stumbling across one
Canadian medics at a Canadian Forward Operating Base are seen standing on a blood stained floor while treating four Afghan civilians one of which later died from his wounds after they suffered injuries from an apparent improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Zhari District Afghanistan. Zhari and the adjacent Panjwai District have been the most volatile area of Afghanistan over the past two years and the site of NATO's largest ever land battle. Soldiers felt that the civilians' injuries seemed more associated with an accident from setting an IED than stumbling across one
Louie Palu
December 24, 2007
Photograph
“Radogoszcz Station from which ghetto Jews were transported to concentration camps, was situated outside the boundaries of Lodz Ghetto. The right of entry was only for workers at the station. I stole into the station with a group of railway workers. I was locked in a store room from where I was able to, through the hole in the wood, photograph this deportation [1944],” - Henryk Ross
“Radogoszcz Station from which ghetto Jews were transported to concentration camps, was situated outside the boundaries of Lodz Ghetto. The right of entry was only for workers at the station. I stole into the station with a group of railway workers. I was locked in a store room from where I was able to, through the hole in the wood, photograph this deportation [1944],” - Henryk Ross
Henryk Ross
1944
Negative
Image Not Available for Group of nazi officials and german civilians standing in woodlands.
Group of nazi officials and german civilians standing in woodlands.
Atlantic Photo Schostal
Photograph
Image Not Available for Nazi officials shaking hands with civilians.
Nazi officials shaking hands with civilians.
Keystone Berlin Schostal
Photograph
Image Not Available for Crowds of displaced civilians at temporary shelter camps after the Belice earthquake in Sicily 1968
Crowds of displaced civilians at temporary shelter camps after the Belice earthquake in Sicily 1968
1968-1968
Photograph
Image Not Available for A piloted rocket propelled missile on a lauch device, a weapon the Nazi's were developing during the war
A piloted rocket propelled missile on a lauch device, a weapon the Nazi's were developing during the war
Associated Press, German
unknown
Photograph
Image Not Available for People march the streets at an anti fascist protest: they hold the names of Nazi concentration camps
People march the streets at an anti fascist protest: they hold the names of Nazi concentration camps
1969-1979
Photograph
People attend a demonstration holding up placrds with the names of Nazi concentration camps: 'Mauthausen' and 'Neuengamme'
People attend a demonstration holding up placrds with the names of Nazi concentration camps: 'Mauthausen' and 'Neuengamme'
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Civilians & British troops standing on the edge of a mine crater blown by the Germans, which destroyed the village church
Civilians & British troops standing on the edge of a mine crater blown by the Germans, which destroyed the village church
Ernest Brooks
1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for General Khamtay of the Lao People's Liberation Army with members of the army and civilians shooting guns into the air
General Khamtay of the Lao People's Liberation Army with members of the army and civilians shooting guns into the air
Marceline Loridan and Jean-Pierre Sergent
1950-1960
Photograph
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