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Object numberM1991/032:001

TitleSymphonia Diabolica Mauthausiensis

DescriptionThe artist who created this caricature was Simon Wiesenthal, himself a survivor of Mauthausen. It depicts a scull in a Nazi uniform conducting a macabre piece of music score, made up of rope and prisoners tied in various positions to mimic the notes. It was issued on the first anniversary of the liberation of Mauthausen. It is stamped 5 May, 1946.

Production placeLinz, Austria

Production date circa 1946

Production periodpost World War II

SubjectHolocaust, liberation, torture, memorials

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection

DocumentationBy my own authority300000098
By my own authority300008705

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