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Photography as Memory

After the war, Ross distributed selected photographs from his postwar home in Israel: some of these were published in his book The Last Journey of the Jews of Lodz (1960s); others were submitted as evidence in the 1961 trial of Adolf Eichmann. However, many of Ross’s images were never printed and few have been widely seen.

Ross captured searing images of the trauma of the Holocaust—families starving and painful deportations—but also consoling moments—children playing, people posing, dinner parties, and even celebration. Taken together, this collection reveals the everyday life and struggle of a community under incomprehensible circumstances. It is a complex portrait of life in the ghetto.

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Henryk Ross Deportation, boy in cap, photomontage with synagogueFebruary, 19442007/2231
Henryk Ross Deportation from Lodz Ghetto,, boy in cap, girl in shawl [with text overlay], Lodz GhettoFebruary 19442007/2555.9
Henryk Ross Delegation after liberation [with Michal Podchlebnik in centre] post 19451940-19442007/2022.73
Henryk Ross Delegation after liberation1940-19442007/2022.72
Henryk Ross Delegation after liberation1940-19442007/2022.82
Henryk Ross Children being deported to the Chelmno nad Nerem (Kulmhof) death camp19422007/2547.4
Henryk Ross Chelmno, brick walls of building1940-19442007/2260
Henryk Ross Chelmno barn1940-19442007/2261
Henryk Ross Celebrations after liberation by the Red ArmyJanuary 19452007/1962.21
Henryk Ross Celebration after liberation by the Red ArmyJanuary 19452007/1962.19
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