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Image Not Available for Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate
Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate
Image Not Available for Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate

Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate

Creator Henryk Ross (Polish, 1910 - 1991)
DateJanuary 1945
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions6.6 x 9.5 cm (2 5/8 x 3 3/4 in.)
Credit LineGift from Archive of Modern Conflict, 2007
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2007/2427
Copyright
© 2015 Art Gallery of Ontario
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate
Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate
Henryk Ross
January 1945
Photograph
Image Not Available for Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate
Lodz Ghetto liberated, residents standing freely at restricted Juden gate
Henryk Ross
January 1945
Negative
Image Not Available for Six men pose outside of restricted ghetto area underneath 'JUDEN' sign
Six men pose outside of restricted ghetto area underneath 'JUDEN' sign
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photograph
Image Not Available for Six men pose outside of restricted ghetto area underneath 'JUDEN' sign
Six men pose outside of restricted ghetto area underneath 'JUDEN' sign
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photomechanical Negative
Image Not Available for German officials at ghetto entrance with residents and 'JUDEN' sign in background
German officials at ghetto entrance with residents and 'JUDEN' sign in background
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photomechanical Print
Image Not Available for Ghetto residents gathered outside of doorway, under a Labour Department sign "ARBEITS-EINSATZ-ABTEILUNG, der aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt, abt. fur arbeiterausserhalb dei gettos"
Ghetto residents gathered outside of doorway, under a Labour Department sign "ARBEITS-EINSATZ-ABTEILUNG, der aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt, abt. fur arbeiterausserhalb dei gettos"
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photomechanical Negative
Image Not Available for Ghetto residents gathered outside of doorway, under a Labour Department sign "ARBEITS-EINSATZ-ABTEILUNG, der aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt, abt. fur arbeiterausserhalb dei gettos"
Ghetto residents gathered outside of doorway, under a Labour Department sign "ARBEITS-EINSATZ-ABTEILUNG, der aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt, abt. fur arbeiterausserhalb dei gettos"
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photomechanical Negative
Image Not Available for Ghetto residents gathered outside of doorway, under a Labour Department sign "ARBEITS-EINSATZ-ABTEILUNG, der aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt, abt. fur arbeiterausserhalb dei gettos"
Ghetto residents gathered outside of doorway, under a Labour Department sign "ARBEITS-EINSATZ-ABTEILUNG, der aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt, abt. fur arbeiterausserhalb dei gettos"
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photomechanical print
Image Not Available for “Zentralgefangnis”, residents assembled for deportation, (Farewell at the prison gates at on Czarnecki Street), Lodz Ghetto
“Zentralgefangnis”, residents assembled for deportation, (Farewell at the prison gates at on Czarnecki Street), Lodz Ghetto
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Negative
Image Not Available for Residents in the ghetto liberated by the Red Army
Residents in the ghetto liberated by the Red Army
Henryk Ross
January 1945
Negative
Image Not Available for Sign: Wohngebiet der JUDEN betreten Verboten. “On the 8th of February 1940, 153 days after the German troops entered Lodz, police chief SS Brigadefuhrer Schaffer had posters put on the walls of the city announcing the establishment of the Ghetto, where all Jewish inhabitants of Lodz had to be concentrated.” (p. 7)
Sign: Wohngebiet der JUDEN betreten Verboten. “On the 8th of February 1940, 153 days after the German troops entered Lodz, police chief SS Brigadefuhrer Schaffer had posters put on the walls of the city announcing the establishment of the Ghetto, where all Jewish inhabitants of Lodz had to be concentrated.” (p. 7)
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photomechanical Print
Image Not Available for “Juden” - a sign for the Jewish residential area (Baluty) restriction, Lodz Ghetto
“Juden” - a sign for the Jewish residential area (Baluty) restriction, Lodz Ghetto
Henryk Ross
1940-1944
Photomechanical Print
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