Talk:The Holocaust in art and literature
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This page needs a lot more added to it. It is is not an advisable resource in my opinion. I have studied this topic steadily for some time, and this source was not very reliable. However once you get a real taste of the subject, it is really amazing. The music, art and literature is amazing with feelings and such. Just a thought.
Be bold!
--Renice 18:16, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Art inside the Nazi concentration camps and ghettos was punishable
"Art inside the Nazi concentration camps and ghettos was punishable". Whileno doubt many forms of image-making were punishable, it's untrue to say that "art" as such was not allowed. Even in Aushwitz there were murals and easel paintings, produced by inmates. Paul B 17:14, 26 March 2007 (UTC)