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Horst Rosenthal

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L' irréparable: itinéraires d'artistes et d'amateurs d'art juifs, réfugiés du «Troisième Reich» en France/Irreparabel: Lebenswege jüdischer Künstlerinnen, Künstler und Kunstkenner auf der Flucht aus dem „Dritten Reich“ in Frankreich, Veröffentlichungen der Koordinierungsstelle Magdeburg, Magdeburg,
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resulted in the conversion of Gurs to a concentration camp to house Jews and other "undesirables". Living conditions at Gurs were difficult, but the detainees did their best to make life tolerable by engaging in artistic activities when they were able. They held concerts, staged plays and exhibited
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and his brother Max had both been interned in Gurs at the same time as Horst Rosenthal, where at least Leo Ansbacher also organised relief activities for other internees. Before Rosenthal was transferred, Ansbacher presumably came into possession of the two comics. In 1986,
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invaded France in June 1940, Rosenthal was arrested because of his Jewish ancestry and spent time in four French concentration camps. On 28 October 1940 he was sent to the
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Mickey orphelin: la courte vie de Horst Rosenthal/Das Waisenkind Micky Maus, oder: das kurze Leben des Horst Rosenthal', in: Anne Grynberg; Johanna Linsler (Hg.):
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in November 1933, but it was not until December 1936 that he received it. He worked as a draftsman in Paris until the outbreak of the Second World War. When
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is 18 pages long and describes a typical day in the camp, including the forced marches, interrogations, substandard food, and romance with a female inmate.
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in German-occupied Poland on 11 September 1942. Rosenthal was murdered on the day of his arrival at Auschwitz. He was 27 years old.
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In August 1942, after almost two years at Gurs, Rosenthal was moved to two other camps in France before being transferred to the
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art created by inmates. Rosenthal, and others, often used humour in their work to cope with the brutal conditions of camp life.
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Camp Gurs was a refugee camp in south west France near the Spanish border, built in 1939 to accommodate refugees fleeing the
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These are the only comics books Rosenthal was known to have written. They were all created in 1942 in the
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Some sources incorrectly refer to Rosenthal as Polish-born. He was German-born as his birthplace of
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at the time. Breslau was only incorporated into Poland after World War II, and its name changed to
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in Germany in the early 1930s, he fled to France on 3 July 1933 after having obtained a
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is a 13-page tongue-in-cheek guide to the camp facilities and its daily events.
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Rosenthal also created two other French comic books while incarcerated in Gurs,
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While Rosenthal did not survive the war, his three comic books did. In 1978
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While at Gurs, Rosenthal created three short comic books in French,
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of Jewish descent. He is best known for his 1942 French comic book
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Rosenthal's three books were first published in October 2014 by
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in France during World War II. He was later transferred to the
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by Rabbi Max Ansbacher, who had worked as a chaplain at Gurs.
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Some sources state that all three comics were donated to the
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in German-occupied Poland, where he was murdered on arrival.
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Mickey Ă  Gurs: Les Carnets de dessin de Horst Rosenthal
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Mickey Ă  Gurs: Les Carnets de dessin de Horst Rosenthal
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to stay in Paris for two months. Rosenthal applied for
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German people who died in Auschwitz concentration camp
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French people who died in Auschwitz concentration camp
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Rethinking History: The Journal of Theory and Practice
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was incorporated into Poland and its name changed to
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Index

Breslau
German Empire
Auschwitz-Birkenau
German-occupied Poland
German (until 1935)
Cartoonist
Inker
Colourist
Mickey au Camp de Gurs
cartoonist
Mickey au Camp de Gurs
Gurs internment camp
Auschwitz concentration camp
Calmann-LĂ©vy
MĂ©morial de la Shoah
Breslau
German Empire
antisemitism
visa
political asylum
Hitler
Gurs internment camp
Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Vichy France
Charlotte Salomon
Spanish Civil War
armistice
Vichy government
Auschwitz concentration camp

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