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Pamphlet cover page featuring Hitler as an ape in the shape of a swastika with French text.

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Les Hitlériques, cover

Isaac David Knafo

1939

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

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Kerch, Crimea (Grief)

Dmitri Baltermants

1942

Poster featuring soldier raising gun in the air wearing a helmet with Star of David, with his left arm around a rabbi holding Torah, two sad women in the foreground holding a child, another man to the left in handcuffs, and English writing on the bottom.

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We Will Never Die! Constitution Hall, Washington D.C., poster

Arthur Szyk

1943

Painting of men and women calling out and waving leaflets with the letter "V" on them.

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Leaflets (Double V)

Morris Topchevsky

1945

Printed poster with Hebrew text on top and bottom, featuring a central figure with clenched fists and weapons protruding from behind. Two fists are waving a large flag with the number 30 on it above the central figure's head.

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Hashomer Hatzair Poster to Honor the 30th Anniversary of the October Revolution

Yohanan Simon

1947

Photograph of tall, rectangular monument in front of apartment buildings, depicting seven figures gathered around central figure and smaller sculpture of a seven-branched menorah flanked by lions in front of monument in left foreground.

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Warsaw Ghetto Memorial (Warsaw, Poland)

Nathan Rapoport

1948

Abstract painting divided into eight sections, filled with bodies contorted, cramped together, and organically morphing into one another.

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Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Arnold Belkin

1959

Photograph of men marching down the street with arms linked wearing white double carnation leis.

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Abraham Joshua Heschel Marching with Martin Luther King in Selma, Alabama, March 21, 1965

1965

Sculpture of stylized menorah wrapped in barbed wire.

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The Liberation of Jerusalem

Shlomo Dreizner

1968

Painting featuring torn Russian newspaper hanging in front of buildings burning in background.

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Moscow Evening

Oscar Rabin

1968

Photograph of a man jumping barricade in front of crowd of people.

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Daniel Cohn-Bendit Jumping the Police Barricade

Gus Schuettler

1968

Poster featuring the text "let my people" across the top and followed by "GO" on the bottom, comprised of a hammer and sickle as the"G" next to a large letter "O."

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“Let My People Go” poster

Dan Reisinger

1969