This photo album has all the Holocaust images I collected for use in my documentary as well as to illustrate points on the Kratz Family Memeorial Site.There are lots of images from Hungary,Romania,and Carpathia and I will be updating this gallery with more images in time.
![These Seech were Anti-Jewish and very Nationalistic.They were only in power for a short time in 1939.<br />Interesting that the Hungarians who took over this land in WW2 were welcomed as liberators by the Jews.<br />They gave sweets and flowers to the Hungarian Soldiers.To bad 5 years later these Jews woiuld mostly be killed in Auschwitz<br />and by Hungarian assistance.<br />This illustrated post card is one of those published by the Carpathian Seech. It features its<br />struggle against the enemy of Carpatho-Ukraine and appeals to the Ukrainian youth to join<br />them in this fight. The motto on the illustrated side of the card “Nevzhe Ty budesh<br />ostoron’ sydity i spohlyadat’ yak llyet’sya bratnya krov?! [Will you, indeed, be sitting on<br />the side fence and observe how the kindred blood is being spilled?!]” is taken from a poem<br />by Lesya Ukrayinka, one of the leading Ukrainian poetesses.](slides/Sitches-Carpathian-Nationalistic-Party-Poster.jpg "These Seech were Anti-Jewish and very Nationalistic.They were only in power for a short time in 1939.<br />Interesting that the Hungarians who took over this land in WW2 were welcomed as liberators by the Jews.<br />They gave sweets and flowers to the Hungarian Soldiers.To bad 5 years later these Jews woiuld mostly be killed in Auschwitz<br />and by Hungarian assistance.<br />This illustrated post card is one of those published by the Carpathian Seech. It features its<br />struggle against the enemy of Carpatho-Ukraine and appeals to the Ukrainian youth to join<br />them in this fight. The motto on the illustrated side of the card “Nevzhe Ty budesh<br />ostoron’ sydity i spohlyadat’ yak llyet’sya bratnya krov?! [Will you, indeed, be sitting on<br />the side fence and observe how the kindred blood is being spilled?!]” is taken from a poem<br />by Lesya Ukrayinka, one of the leading Ukrainian poetesses.")
