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How Long Does a Pogrom Last?

Alexander Kapel

1911

Photograph of people standing in a field upon which lie dead bodies.

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Kerch, Crimea (Grief)

Dmitri Baltermants

1942

Photograph of soldiers holding guns as they approach ruins of a bombed city.

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Stalingrad Attack

Georgi Zelma

1942

Painting of two mutilated soldiers with crutches, one with no legs and the other with one leg.

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The Mutilated

Yankl Adler

1942–1943

Photograph of troops marching away from the viewer on a sandy trail.

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Troops Marching, Israel

Robert Capa

1948

Illustration of man in a bloody apron holding a bloody knife as he begins to slaughter a large animal.

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The Shohet (from “Had Gadya”)

Menachem Birnbaum

1920

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Nine Suitcases

Béla Zsolt

1947

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Half of Nothing

Samuel Tarnopolsky

1969

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Warfare

Biblical Period

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Isaac

Amir Gilboa

1953

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The Prisoner

S. Yizhar

1948

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Family Laws

Biblical Period