look inside

Überlebt

by Kurt Hoerbst

Photographs: Kurt Hoerbst

Publisher: Verlag der Provinz

204 pages

Year: 1999

ISBN: 3 855252 255 2

Price: 69 €

Comments: 29 x 31 cm; Penderecki's oratorio on Auschwitz is included in the book on a CD.

Straight lines, precisely measured cells on the left and right, gates lining the way to death: the bunker in the concentration camps of Dachau. Even before the planned death, everything had to be in order. Soldierly precision. In his book "Überlebt", Kurt Hörbst reports on the concentration camps in Germany and Austria and tells the stories of some survivors. Auschwitz to Sachsenhausen, a dozen places. Mauthausen included. From 1996 Hörbst tried to come closer to the relics. He spent years on the road to accomplish this oppressive research. No image-thriller. Hörbst leaves atmospheric feel in the photos with more melancholy than condemnation. No speculation on the horror. (OÖ Nachrichten Kultur)

More books by Kurt Hoerbst

S10 (signed)
by Kurt Hoerbst
Euro 39

more books tagged »black and white« | >> see all

more books tagged »architecture« | >> see all

more books tagged »Germany« | >> see all

more books tagged »Austrian« | >> see all

Random selection from the Virtual bookshelf josefchladek.com

look inside

Überlebt

by Kurt Hoerbst

Photographs: Kurt Hoerbst

Publisher: Verlag der Provinz

204 pages

Year: 1999

ISBN: 3 855252 255 2

Price: 69 €

Comments: 29 x 31 cm; Penderecki's oratorio on Auschwitz is included in the book on a CD.

Straight lines, precisely measured cells on the left and right, gates lining the way to death: the bunker in the concentration camps of Dachau. Even before the planned death, everything had to be in order. Soldierly precision. In his book "Überlebt", Kurt Hörbst reports on the concentration camps in Germany and Austria and tells the stories of some survivors. Auschwitz to Sachsenhausen, a dozen places. Mauthausen included. From 1996 Hörbst tried to come closer to the relics. He spent years on the road to accomplish this oppressive research. No image-thriller. Hörbst leaves atmospheric feel in the photos with more melancholy than condemnation. No speculation on the horror. (OÖ Nachrichten Kultur)

More books by Kurt Hoerbst