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title: NOT TO FORGET - COVER - ATTACHMENT TO LAVORO

subject date: 2004-11-30

caption: SHOAH ''So as not to forget''. In the series of reports of the same name published at the beginning of 1955, the rotogravure Lavoro had published explicit images relating to the Shoah for the first time in Italy; the event was the origin of a parliamentary debate, for which the CGIL periodical provided a summary brochure for documentary purposes, also attaching it to the magazine. The file was then withdrawn, and the publication of the reports suspended, on censorial grounds as the corpses of the victims, insultingly disfigured by the harassment they had suffered, were also visibly naked; in Italy in the 1950s, outrage against modesty could be considered more offensive than outrage against humanity. A stylization of the electrified barbed wire that imprisoned the deportees in the concentration camps illustrates the cover of the booklet, created by Ando Gilardi (1921 - 2012) #andogilardi with extracts from the services published in the illustrated weekly magazine of the CGIL. Attachment to no. 7 of ''Lavoro'', Italy 13 February 1955.

category: HIS

copyright: © Fototeca Gilardi

copyright status: Copyrighted Work

country: Italia

credit: Fototeca Gilardi

instructions: Per utilizzi: Fototeca Gilardi - t. 02 3931 2652

Creation date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00

object name: 66156

priority: 0

multiplying price: 1.00

pricing: default

continent: Europa

image century : XX

image epoch: Anni Cinquanta

licence: RM

subject century: XX

subject epoch: Seconda guerra mondiale

technique: Copertina

id: 31052

file name: FSNgilardi_66156.jpg

keywords

Ando GilardiA. GilardiRacismGermanyNazismscientific racismAnti-Semitismeugenicsexterminationfinal solutiongenocidemassacreHolocaustWorld War IIWW2WWIIWorld War IIhistory of photographyinformationcensorshipPress FreedomHolocaustrotogravureduotoneillustrated magazinemagazinerevised policyCGILCGILItalian General Confederation of LabourSMOSMOhistory of the labor movementproletariatactualityillustrated weeklynewspapersPrintunionItalyworkingperiodicpost-war periodFiftiesWork photo-inquiriesdeadcorpsescivilian casualtiescivil rightsviolation of human rightscrueltyinhumanitylagerextermination camphorrors of warhorrormodestysense of decency