Łukasz Kuś: Survivors
63 years ago, on January 27, 1945, Red Army soldiers liberated KL Auschwitz-Birkenau.
This is a documentary project presenting portraits of former prisoners of KL Auschwitz - Birkenau - German nazis death camp, which was located in Oświęcim, Poland during the time of World War II.
The photographs presented in the F Blog are only a part of a very big 'collection' I made in last few years.
It was one of my hardest-to-realize photoprojects. Those people (of course not only, because there is a lot more that survived Auschwitz and other death camps) are the last eye-witnesses of one of the biggest crimes in the world history, so bad that every day there is less and less of them. I hope that my photos can help to remember them.
The photographs presented in the F Blog are only a part of a very big 'collection' I made in last few years.
It was one of my hardest-to-realize photoprojects. Those people (of course not only, because there is a lot more that survived Auschwitz and other death camps) are the last eye-witnesses of one of the biggest crimes in the world history, so bad that every day there is less and less of them. I hope that my photos can help to remember them.
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Łukasz Kuś, 1984, freelance photographer and graphic designer located in Oświęcim, Poland.
More of his works you may find here. Łukasz was already guest of F blog before, with the Carp Story.
invited by Marcin Górski
2 comments:
This is a remarkable project Lukasz. History is present in your photos and this is from our "modern" times. Crimes against humanity never to be forgotten.
Touched me deeply...your photos...thank you!
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