Using Autochrome photographic process, these stunning color photographs captured the world in 1909.
Suzanne and Andre, the daughters of Louis and Auguste Lumiere, 1909. |
Ballooning exhibition in Paris, 1909. |
Grand Palais Air Show in Paris, 1909. |
Signor Antonio Lumiere with grandchildren, 1909. |
The only color photograph of King Edward VII, in 1909. |
Zodiac III airship in Bétheny, France, 1909. |
Woman weaves a carpet in Algeria (Jules Gervais-Courtellemont, Albert Kahn Collection), 1909. |
Crew of the steamship "Sheksna" of the M.P.S., Russian Empire, 1909. |
Russian Empire's ship, 1909. |
House of workers in Kovzhinsky mill, 1909. |
General view of Beloyarsk from the rampart, 1909. |
Fire brigade in Vytegra, 1909. |
General view of the city of Perm with urban slides, 1909. |
I'm a little offended by the title of this post. It suggests that a concentration camp was set up in Poland by Poles. That is not the case - it was set up by Germans in German occupied Poland. Therefore the correct caption should state: A child from Children Concentration Camp in German Occupied Poland, 1948. A good idea wood be not mentioning a concenctration at all since in 1948 the concentration camp was no longer in use.
ReplyDeleteSome camps were in use by Russians were they were killing Poles opposed to communist rule
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