An Interview in English Dr Dan Porat from the Hebrew University Jerusalem. We discussed his book: The Boy: A Holocaust Story... In his research Dr Porat found out who were the people in one photo which is probably the most recognizable Holocaust photo in the world, and arguably one of the most recognizable photos in history. It was taken by a Nazi photographer during the liquidation of the Warsaw ghetto in April 1943. At the centre of the photo is a young boy with his hands raised in surrender. The child's terrified little face has captivated many people. Did Dr Porat find out who was the boy?
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