Aug 26 2020
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JB1

Alex Cameron

JB1 Brief The Kindertransport was an organised rescue operation to save Jewish children from the Nazi regime. The idea and planning for Kindertransport began after Kristallnacht in November 1938. Nazis in Germany torched synagogues and vandalised Jewish homes and businesses killing over 100 Jews. Kristallnacht represented a...

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Aug 26 2020
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JB2

Alex Cameron

JB2 The Power of Choice The painting shows a hand emerging from an entanglement of barbed wire while grasping onto a white rose. The hand of the white rose students is fighting through the pain and constriction of the tyranny and restriction of the Nazis barbed wire...

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Aug 26 2020
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JB3

Alex Cameron

JB3 - SAME FACE DIFFERENT DATE For my white rose project, I have created an artwork. This piece remembers the thousands of people who were restricted from freedom of expression and their basic human rights during the time of the holocaust. Their voices were ignored and...

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Aug 26 2020
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JB4

Alex Cameron

JB4 - Sophie: Inside and Out For my project I have chosen to focus on Sophie Scholl who was a key member of the White Rose resistance movement which opposed the Nazi regime during World War II. They tried to spread the truth of the situation...

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JB8
Aug 26 2020
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JB8

Alex Cameron

JB8 I have chosen to draw a rose tangled in barbed wire because Roses are most commonly associated with love but can also mean secrecy or confidentiality. And a rose tangled in barbed wire symbolizes pain inside of love, encircling the rose and demonstrating the suffering...

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JB9
Aug 26 2020
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JB9

Alex Cameron

JB9 For my White Rose project, I decided to do a family tree. The reason for this is because the them was Memory. I chose to do my family tree on a real-life Holocaust survivor named Gerda Weissmann Klein. She is still alive today and is...

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JB10
Aug 26 2020
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JB10

Alex Cameron

JB10 The beginning of the art represents how things were for the Jews in the holocaust, but the Jews had faith and over time things got better. Eventually everyone blossomed and was freed. My artwork shows that we should always have faith in Hashem, because everything...

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