by Danny Müller | Feb 9, 2015 |
Traces of Everyday Life in the Ghetto How did prisoners live in the ghetto? What did their living spaces look like? How were their rooms furnished? Numerous traces and vestiges still found in Terezin provide answers. Often, only after a closer look do the historical...
by Danny Müller | Jan 28, 2015 |
Attic Modifications– Necessity is the Mother of Invention Most structural changes made between 1941 and 1945 were removed after the end of the war. Surprisingly, many traces, especially in the attics, were preserved until today. They offer clues of difficult living...
by Danny Müller | Jan 28, 2015 |
Messages From the Past – Poterne III After decades of military use, after debris was cleared and the fortress gate Poterne III* was finally open in 2005, countless graffiti (stone wall carvings) that had been carved into the sandstone came to light. Among these...
by Danny Müller | Jan 28, 2015 |
An Attic Full of Stories – L 237 It is hard to imagine that this small attic room had to be shared by as many as three people. Prisoners, therefore, became resourceful, and even creative, when setting up their cramped abodes. Through their wall drawings and...
