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WHO HELD THE CAMERA SO STEADILY, AND WHY? Photographs at the Holocaust Museum. In black and white a naked girl, maybe six, gripped by the neck in the hands of a woman with huge biceps. A mentally disturbed girl shortly before her murder. Near the dangling girl is a photo in summer -- trees are fully leafed, dark smoke pours out of one building. Down the hall a young man with glasses takes aim at a man kneeling in front of a pit of bodies: the pistol points at the neck so no shattered bone will fly his way. |
