Jan 27 - Shoah Memorial Day - Yom HaShoah - Il giorno della memoria

Amazing album.

said mozingo1 9 months 16 days ago

Dear Roberto. This album is a very emotion to me. I never saw my grandparents, they wher sent to the east from Austria and never came back, as a great part of my family. My parents came to Israel unligaly with no visa on 1936 and I was born at 1940. They where wise enough to understand that Europe is going to a big catastrophe. ( The ironical think is that my father joined the British army at 1940 and few months later he was captured by the Germans at CALAMATA Greece and became a P O W for 5 years.....Now as I"m a grandfather myself I can fill better the lack of grandparents at my childhood......Thank you very mich my friend for this album. You are a mensh ( A good man in Yidish - The Jewish language.) And belive me it is a great compliment. RAN A big hug - RAN

said ranyaari100 9 months 24 days ago

Hi Roberto, thanks for sharing this beautiful and haunting album. Best of luck for the challenge too! :) -Charles

said charles_sng 2007.07.01 at 20:10:19 PDT

Congratulation! theses are superb photos, a painful reminder, yet at the same time hauntingly beautiful. Evita

said evita17m 2007.05.07 at 16:27:02 PDT

Hi Roberto, yesterday we marked Yom Hashoa in Israel and I must say that it reminded me that you created that important album 2 months ago. I still appreciate it very much! Yair.

said ykarelic4 2007.04.17 at 06:39:34 PDT

Thank you for your little album. This horror should never be forgotten. You have made your contribution. Merike

said lovejoy485 2007.02.20 at 10:57:55 PST

Hello Roberto, your images are only a very few, but they say much more than hundreds others. You are an excellent photographer. I ask myself why you called it by the Hebrew name 'Shoah' and not as usual Holocaust. Do you have a Hebrew history, too? Thank you very much for taking the time to look at my picture "seeds of a thistle flying away" featured a week ago as POTD on Webshots front page. Pictures like this are not the usual and it surprises me very much that so many people like yourself were touched by it. Thanks for that. You made my day! - Galit

said 854847 2007.02.13 at 13:14:23 PST

Nous n oublierons jamais, Roberto! Tes photos sont magnifiques et terribles!

said huguette296100 2007.02.11 at 17:22:52 PST

Great Album sad but always have to reamber that it happend

said thewise000 2007.02.07 at 22:22:48 PST

Memory is important.

said sstarlights 2007.02.07 at 11:50:08 PST

Bravo Roberto.

said frosty63 2007.02.07 at 03:21:59 PST

Roberto, sorry for the typo...

said ykarelic4 2007.02.07 at 01:34:59 PST

Robero, thanks for this tribute. I really appreciate it!

said ykarelic4 2007.02.07 at 01:34:35 PST

Poche foto per non dimenticare...bravo!

said gianlutard88 2007.02.06 at 05:41:44 PST

Thankyou for sharing these with us Roberto...we must never forget...

said quirkyartist 2007.02.05 at 19:25:41 PST

buenos detalles. fantstico album. godispeace

said gutierrezguti2 2007.02.05 at 13:31:35 PST

Hi!! Sad but nice photos!! Bob

said rgarrow 2007.02.02 at 14:32:09 PST

....but I have to add ; the truth of the pictures is really very very sad!!

said orkide107 2007.02.02 at 12:03:42 PST

L'album 'e davvero ottimo!

said orkide107 2007.02.02 at 03:35:10 PST

Fascinating imagery and a lovely tribute, Roberto! While I lived in Munich, in my travels I visited Dachau, and cannot believe I didn't take my camera that day. The tour of the concentration camps and viewing the monochromatic live video footage restricted to those over the age of 12 due to it's graphic imagery, reduced me to trembling tears. The people, the families and residents of the lovely and charming city of Dachau are wonderful and gracious and work hard to overcome the association of the horror of those events, and there are many museums and cultural sites there as well. I do enjoy your commentary and your beautiful images! Sharon....A link for more info on the Dachau site is here ~ http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10005214

said ourjrny 2007.02.01 at 12:24:27 PST

E' un album da apprezzare due volte : per la bellezza inquietante delle immagini e per quella voce che, come il triste rintocco di una campana, ha fatto risuonare nelle nostre menti e nei nostri cuori il suo eco "...non dimenticare ... non dimenticare ... non dimenticare ...". Un grande abbraccio. Simonetta

said simonaman 2007.01.28 at 03:30:56 PST

Ciao Roberto. Un segno per non dimenticare. Bravo! Renato.

said renato26 2007.01.28 at 01:57:47 PST

When my son was in high school he visited either Auschwitz or Dachau, I can't remember which one, and it was quite the somber experience for him.

said albertsville 2007.01.27 at 20:12:31 PST

Thank you Roberto.

said segseven 2007.01.27 at 15:24:00 PST

Mi rendo conto che non riesco a parlare delle foto, ma dell'emozione che mi hanno suscitato. Grazie della tua testimonianza. Speriamo che un altro mondo sia davvero possibile... Paola

said paolagna 2007.01.27 at 14:48:13 PST

La cosa terribile è che non abbiamo ancora capito...

said paolagna 2007.01.27 at 14:44:21 PST