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Инструменты Режимы отображения	The Tragedy of Poland: Two Sisters - Living and Dead Remove from selection Add to selection Номер объектаM2008/050:001 НазваниеThe Tragedy of Poland: Two Sisters - Living and Dead Создатель Julien Bryan (photographer)‎ ОписаниеInvastion of Poland: B/W Associated Press photograph from London titled "The Tragedy of Poland: Two Sisters - Living and Dead". The image shows a 10-year-old girl named Kazimiera Mika, crying, leaning over the body of her older sister, who was just killed by German aircraft machine-gun fire. Taken by American lecturer and traveler Julien Bryan on 15 September 1939, the photograph includes a caption describing the image and events leading up to it. It indicates that seven Polish women had been picking potatoes in a field on the outskirts of Warsaw when German planes fired on them, killing two of the women - including Kazimiera's older sister. The image depicts the tragic civilian impact of Germany's invasion of Poland. Место изготовленияWarsaw, Poland Дата 1939-09-15 ТемаInvasions, victims, women, girls, mourning, sisters, photojournalism, photographs Наименованиеphotographs Материалphotographic emulsion, paper, paper, paper Размерность a (image) width: 89.00 mm height: 139.00 mm b (caption) width: 126.00 mm height: 169.00 mm Язык English Кредитная линияSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by the Wenkart Family Photograph by Julien Bryan

Номер объектаM2008/050:001

НазваниеThe Tragedy of Poland: Two Sisters - Living and Dead

Создатель Julien Bryan (photographer)‎

ОписаниеInvastion of Poland: B/W Associated Press photograph from London titled "The Tragedy of Poland: Two Sisters - Living and Dead". The image shows a 10-year-old girl named Kazimiera Mika, crying, leaning over the body of her older sister, who was just killed by German aircraft machine-gun fire. Taken by American lecturer and traveler Julien Bryan on 15 September 1939, the photograph includes a caption describing the image and events leading up to it. It indicates that seven Polish women had been picking potatoes in a field on the outskirts of Warsaw when German planes fired on them, killing two of the women - including Kazimiera's older sister. The image depicts the tragic civilian impact of Germany's invasion of Poland.

Место изготовленияWarsaw, Poland

Дата 1939-09-15

ТемаInvasions, victims, women, girls, mourning, sisters, photojournalism, photographs

Наименованиеphotographs

Материалphotographic emulsion, paper, paper, paper

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Кредитная линияSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by the Wenkart Family Photograph by Julien Bryan

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