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Friday 10th February 2012
Comic book about Auschwitz published
22nd May 2009© K&L Press
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Described as graphic novels, written by Michal Galek and illustrated by Marcin Nowakowski they deal with a number of aspects within the camp, including the complex relationships between ordinary prisoners, functional prisoners and SS members.
“They are being made in cooperation with historians who […] specialise in the Holocaust, the military and the Second World War. Those writing and illustrating the comics are also working closely with those who experienced the history - especially with former prisoners of Auschwitz,” stated Bartosz Bartyzel, of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and ...
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