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This painting depicts the artist's grandparents and was painted by their mother. They all survived the Holocaust, though they suffered enormously. They tried to continue living their lives and raise a family to keep the memory alive and teach kindness.
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- 1. This painting of my grandparents was painted by my mother . They all survived the terrible tablou .al bunicilor meienormously, Ibut?????? ??? ?????to go on in? ????and ¡± Acest Shoah They suffered a fost pictat? ???mama mea. to keep? ???life ??????? .? ??? ??? ????de they tried have managed ? ????memory !? ??????supravie?uit Holocaustul teribil.Au? ???????enorm, dar au reu?it ? ???????have and be kindfight Ei au ? ?????? ??????family !They taught us to ? ????, ???respectalive... to ???????tried via??.?is? raised a wonderful ? ?????? ???????suferit love and ? . ?? ?????s? mearg? ? nainte ?n to ???????? people , I laugh ????? ??? ? ntemeieze ofamilie minunat?! Ei ne-au ?nv??ats? iubim be grateful for that ? ??????s?would forget. ???? Never to hate ! I will always ?is?? ! ?????, ??????who?????? ????? ?????? .? , ????? ??????respect?m oamenii, r?dem ?i s? fim buni. those S? nu ur ?m!¡°Voi fi !mereu recunosc?toare! pentru asta! we forget, we ??????? Thank you ¡° for everything? ????? ?? ?????! ??? ???? ?????are ? ????? ???? ?? ???Because if ¡°M!ul?umesc" pentru tot !?????" ?? ???? guilty, we are accomplices.¡±" The work of art was given to me by the artist, my dear friend,Dr.Kieselstein ¨D Elie Wiesel
- 3. The night was gone. The" morning star was shining in the sky. I too had become a completely different person. The student of the Talmud, the child that I was, had been consumed in the flames. There remained only a shape that looked like me. A dark flame had entered into my soul and devoured it." - Elie Wiesel,Night, Ch. 3
- 4. When they withdrew, next" to me were two corpses, side by side, the father and the son. I was fifteen years old." - Elie Wiesel,Night, Ch. 7
- 5. After my father's death," nothing could touch me any more." - Elie Wiesel,Night, Ch. 9
- 7. To forget the dead would¡± be akin to killing them a second time.¡± ¨D Elie Wiesel, Night
- 8. We are grateful to those Christians who saved Jews. Wir sind den Christen, die Juden retteten, sehr dankbar. ??????? ?????? ????? ??????? ??????? ?.???????
- 9. How could I forget that concert, given to an audience of dying and dead men!"" - Elie Wiesel,Night, Ch. 6
- 10. I shall never forget Juliek. How could I forget this concert given before an audience of the dead and dying? Even¡± today, when I hear that particular piece by Beethoven, my eyes close and out of the darkness emerges the pale and melancholy face of my Polish comrade bidding farewell to an audience of dying men.¡± Elie Wiesel, The Night
- 11. ¡°Survival¡± by Ann Froman, Sculptor This bronze sculpture shows the people who survived the Holocaust, coming to the United States of America, for safety, freedom of religion and protection. The man whose outstretched hands helping the people to safety represents Raoul Wallenberg. He was the Swedish Diplomat that saved 100,000 Jews. The man holding the flag represents Simon Wiesenthal, the famous Nazi hunter.
- 14. The boys on either side one with a gun for protection, the other reading the Bible, for religious freedom to all people.
- 15. ¡°A religious woman, who knew exactly when the Day of Atonement was, prepared a candlestick from the little bread she had, put a little margarine inside it, tore a narrow strip from her dress which she lit. So we had a candle for Yom Kippur. She prayed while we all wept bitterly.¡± As told by my mother
- 16. My mom told my sister and me the story of the Yom Kippur candle when we were in Auschwitz, in 2000.
- 18. I told Tibor the story and he created these sketches, painting , statue about this scene. The little girl is my mother. ¡° The scenes are?the same as you told me: the brick stove, improvised candle and people sad & crying after prayers. ¡° ( Tibor Spitz ) Thank you ,my dear friend !
- 21. I told him that I did not believe¡± that they could burn people in our age, that humanity would never tolerate it . . .¡± ¨D Elie Wiesel, Night
- 22. HAND WITH A TATOO
- 24. ¡°I don¡¯t regard myself as an artist, but feel obliged and duty bound to convey to future generations the awareness of the horror of the Holocaust through creation made from various materials¡±. Dr.Kieselstein Martin , a Shoah survivor
- 25. I believe in God--in spite of God! I believe in Mankind--in spite of Mankind! I believe in the Future--in spite of the Past!¡± ¨D Elie Wiesel ¡°Survival¡± by Ann Froman In the collections of : Brooklyn College, State University of NY Time Warner Inc. and Harvard University,Cambridge,MA
- 28. In memory of S ara Mittelman , my mother¡¯s sister, and all the victims of the Holocaust My special thanks to my dear artist friends : A Froman nn Dr.Martin Kieselstein Tibor Spitz Music : Charles Miller , "Y izkor ¡° Played by Ronald Mutchnik ?Martin: The Story of Dr. Martin Kieselstein? - YouTub ?Tibor Spitz? - YouTube April 2012 17