Shelomo
Selinger
Shelomo Selinger
Shelomo was born in 1928 in a small town in Silesia, Poland. Deported in 1942, he survived nine concentration camps and two death marches, losing his parents and his little sister Rosa. After the war, he went through a seven-year period of amnesia. He knew he had been deported, but could not say where or when, as if his mind made him forget in order to give him time to rebuild himself. In 1946, he left for Israel, where he met Ruth, whom he married in 1954. That’s when his memory returned. [...+]
My visit to Shelomo
Extraits
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« They put a pipe in his mouth, ran the water until his stomach burst. »
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« It's not for warmth, it's for friendship. »
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« At the end of the war, I was put among the dead. It was a Russian doctor who found me. »
Photos
La grand-mère paternelle de Shelomo
La mère, avec Sara, Shelomo et la petite Rouja
En 1957, à Paris
Shelomo à Paris, en 1957
Dans son atelier, en 1962
Shelomo à 8 ans
1969, en Yougoslavie
En 1971, dans son atelier
Dans son atelier en 2016
Ruthy et Shelomo, 2017
Shelomo travaille sur le Mémorial de la Résistance, Courneuve 1986
Mme Michelle Alliot Marie décore Shelomo Officier de la Légion d'Honneur, en 2006
