Robert Capa was a Hungarian war photographer, photo journalist. He was born Endre Friedmann into a Jewish family October 22, 1913 in Budapest now known as Austria Hungary. He was best known for redefining wartime photojournalism by insisting working in trenches, in the midst of combat. Capa originally wanted to be a writer but he found work as a photographer in Berlin and grew to love the art of photography. He later moved to Germany when Adolf Hitler’s rule was just beginning. He did this you keep on pursuing his newfound love of war photography. It was hard for him to be a photographer of Nazism and the was on the Jewish being one himself. He was forced to hide the fact that he was jawing in order to be able to keep taking photos and not be killed or captured by the Germans who were not only after people who were Jewish but also photographers as well. Thus he adopted the name Robert capa not only because he wanted to hide the hide the fact that he was Jewish but because capa (“shark”) was his nick mane is school. He felt that it would be easier to recognize as an American-sounding, since it was similar to a film director by the name of Frank Capra. He found it easier to sell his photos under the new "American"-sounding name. …show more content…
Robert is famous for such pictures as “The falling solider”, a photo of a solider being shot in battle. Robert capa was also w a very wise man who knew a lot about a lot in my opinion. My reasoning for this is because of his quotes witch are as follows: “if your pictures aren’t good enough you’re not close enough”, “I hope to stay unemployed as a war photographer till the end of my life”, “the pictures are there and you just take them”, and “it’s not enough to have talent, you also have to be
David Vogel, born in 1891, lived with grief and loss before his very eyes before his death in a tragic occurrence. He spent his youth in Lvov and Vilna but settled in Vienna in 1912, although he was born in Stantanov, Russia. Later on, in the outbreak of World War One, Vogel was captured and imprisoned in Austria detention camps as a Russian enemy. He was released in 1916, and lived a solitary life thereafter. When World War Two uprised he was incarcerated in French detention camps. He was released from France in 1941, but captured but Nazis just three years later. Supposedly, he died in the Holocaust in 1944. David impacted society through awareness of the affects he had on the Holocaust with his poems, How Can I See You, Love, Here You Sit Beside Me, and I Saw My Father Drowning.
Milton, Sybil. "The Camera as Weapon: Documentary Photography and the Holocaust." Multimedia Learning Center  Museum of Tolerance. The Simon Wiesenthal Center. 1999<http:// motlc.wiesenthal.com/resources/books/ annual1/chap03.html>.
Simon Wiesenthal: The Nazi Hunter. There are many heroic individuals in history that have shown greatness during a time of suffering, as well as remorse when greatness is needed, but one individual stood out to me above them all. He served as a hero among all he knew and all who knew him. This individual, Simon Wiesenthal, deserves praise for his dedication to his heroic work tracking and prosecuting Nazi war criminals that caused thousands of Jews, Gypsies, Poles and other victims of the Holocaust to suffer and perish. The Life of a Holocaust Victim The effect the Holocaust had on Wiesenthal played a major role in the person he made himself to be.
An interesting chief of justice is John Roberts. Reason for this being is that he has participated in many important case in which have related to the violation of the first amendment. Chief Justice Roberts has had a successful start to his career and will be known for his very interesting cases and arguments.
I believe Robert held very high standards for his soldiers even though they were black. He treats them with dignity and equal respect as would be given to the soldiers who are white. He gives them a sense of humanity and dignity as if they belong there and are just as willing, competent, and capable of being good soldiers. By treating them with this respect they fight for a different reason other than because they have to, rather because they must meet the standards presented by their leader by proving they have all of these qualities. This is very important because his soldiers treat him with more respect and care for him opposed to them fearing him and not feeling any compassion toward him.
He worked as a columnist for the Cornell Daily Sun until joining the army in 1942. He was captured by the Germans in 1944 and forced to work in a factory, where he lived through the fire bombing of Dresden. This, and the suicide of his mother in 1944, were the two most influential events in his life. After the war he worked for the Chicago News Bureau and studied anthropology. He has written many novels and one short story collection.
Name of serial killer: My serial killer is named Richard Chase. He was also known as the “Vampire of Sacramento” or the “Dracula Killer”.
He recreated the images of destruction and showed the cruelty used against the victims of the Holocaust, “Without passion, without haste, they [the Nazi soldiers] slaughtered their prisoners. Each one had to go up to the hole and present his neck. Babies were thrown into the air and the machine gunners used them as targets,” (4). After reading his narrative, readers could not dispute the occurrence of the Holocaust, as no one could conjure up images of such horror and evil. He described their displacement in such a way that people couldn’t even imagine, only those who had experienced it could explain the internal reasoning of the victims.
WOOSTER — For their outstanding commitment to the Wooster Post and the public it serves, recently Justin Ross was named Trooper of the Year and Heather Carr was named Dispatcher of the Year.
In this peer reviewed article, Park’s subcategories include “Trauma, Postmemory, and Generational Transmission, Autobiography, History/PostHistory, Ethics of Representation, Postmodernism, Narrotology, Photography and Art, Gender, Jewish Identity, and Use of English”. In each subcategory, Park goes into deep detail, critiquing the book’s discourse. In the first category, Park examines how the Holocaust has affected not only Vladek, a first-generation survivor, but also his son Artie, a second-generation survivor. He explains how “the critical discourse focusing on trauma, postmemory, and generational transmission often aims to reevaluate the impact that the Holocaust has upon the second generation of the historical event” (Park 149).
Robin Roberts has been a passenger on her own roller coaster of life, consisting of many ups and downs. Therefore, Roberts became stronger through her many downs in life. On November 23, 1960, Robin Roberts was born into the successful lineage of Lawrence and Lucimarian Roberts. She was the youngest of four children. Later in life, Roberts became one of the most notable television journalists. Being one the first female African-American sportscasters on both ESPN and ABC, she was truly an inspiration. In 2007, Roberts was diagnosed with breast cancer. She used her breast cancer to spread awareness for various types of cancer. Roberts underwent surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, all while still working at Good Morning America. In 2012, Roberts
Robert capa was born André Friedmann in Budapest, Robert Capa left Hungary in 1930 for Berlin, enrolled in the Deutsche Hochschule für Politik as an undergraduate of journalism and political science, and served as a darkroom assistant at the Deutsche Fotodienst Agency. With the rise of the Nazis in 1933, Capa left Germany for Paris, where he shared a darkroom with Henri Cartier-Bresson and Chim (David Seymour). He worked regularly as a photojournalist, within 1936-1939, Capa made several trips to Spain with his companion, Gerda Taro, to document the civil war. His photographs from this conflict, including his most famous image, Death of a Loyalist Soldier (1936), were heralded almost immediately for their stunning impact. Picture Post termed
Raoul unlike many other holocaust upstander’s had been born into a very privileged childhood. His family gave him opportunities that another child could only dream of having. Raoul Gustav Wallenberg was born near Stockholm, Sweden on August 4th, 1912. (Biography) Sadly during the time period of 1912, Raoul’s father, Raoul Oskar Wallenberg, who was a lieutenant in the Swedish navy, passed away due to cancer about 3 months before Raoul Gustav Wallenberg was born. With Raoul’s father being deceased, Raoul’s grandfather, Gustav Wallenberg decided to take care of his grandson’s education. Gustav Wallenberg gave Raoul a great education, he raised Raoul as a citizen of the world,
Robert Burns was a man who was well respected during his time. His songs, his poetry, and other writings was one of the most influential to present the country of Scotland during that time. Burns leff a great legacy passionate poetry that is remained sung and perform to this day. Not only his poems and his song were cherish, but also for his character.
And from time to time, Robert does exhibit some outstanding qualities of character which have earned the respect of so many of us gathered here today. He is generous to a fault – especially if it’s his own. He is exceptionally modest – although he has plenty to be modest about (or at least he did until Pamela became his girlfriend). And he is a man who always sticks by his convictions - he will remain in the wrong no matter how much he gets ridiculed for it.