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Hidden atrocities: the Holocaust framed by Edmond-Francois Calvo and Emile Bravo

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Calvo's "The beast is dead" unfolds a narrative of World War II fought among animals from a French perspective. One of the latest adaptations of the subject of the Holocaust in comics is Emile Bravo's interpretation of "Spirou" - an innocent Belgian youth - an early attempt at anthropomophisation of history
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