Charlotte Salomon (Q213735)

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German-Jewish artist and Holocaust victim (1917-1943)
  • Sharlota Salomon
  • Charlotte Kann
  • C. Salomon
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Charlotte Salomon
German-Jewish artist and Holocaust victim (1917-1943)
  • Sharlota Salomon
  • Charlotte Kann
  • C. Salomon
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Charlotte Salomon

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    Charlotte S.jpg
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    media legend
    Självporträtt 1940. (Swedish)
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    Commons Creator page
    name in native language
    Charlotte Salomon (German)
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    married name
    Charlotte Nagler (Czech)
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    stated in
    Czech National Authority Database
    NL CR AUT ID
    xx0193527
    retrieved
    8 June 2022
    given name
    Charlotte
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    family name
    Salomon
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    place of death
    Auschwitz II-Birkenau concentration camp
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    reference URL
    https://www.yadvashem.org/museum/museum-complex/art/about/featured/charlotte-salomon.html
    quotation
    1943On 17 February, her grandfather, Ludwig Grunwald, passes away at the age of 81. Charlotte returns to the Villa l’Ermitage, and on 17 June, she and Alexander Nagler are married at the Nice town hall. On 24 September, the couple is arrested by the Gestapo at the villa and three days later, sent on a transport from Nice to the Drancy transit camp. On 7 October, the couple is deported to Auschwitz. Charlotte, pregnant, is sent immediately to the gas chambers. Alexander is assigned to forced labor (English)
    place of detention
    Auschwitz
    start time
    10 October 1943
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    Drancy concentration camp
    start time
    27 September 1943
    end time
    7 October 1943
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    title
    The Obsessive Art and Great Confession of Charlotte Salomon (English)
    reference URL
    https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-obsessive-art-and-great-confession-of-charlotte-salomon
    retrieved
    22 January 2021
    publication date
    15 July 2017
    author
    Toni Bentley
    work location
    Germany
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    France
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    Commons Creator page
    Charlotte Salomon
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    Commons category
    Charlotte Salomon
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    Identifiers

    FAST ID
    61018
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    SBN author ID
    SBLV144611
    subject named as
    Salomon, Charlotte
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    J9U ID
    987007267391205171
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    SELIBR ID
    308680
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    CONOR.SI ID
    309533283
    subject named as
    Salomon, Charlotte, 1917-1943
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    askArt person ID
    11304503
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    Babelio author ID
    165580
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    Benezit ID
    B00159748
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    CLARA-ID
    457
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    documenta archiv ID
    8005
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    DUC ID
    charlotte-salomon
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    Europeana entity
    agent/base/67413
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    retrieved
    12 December 2019
    FactGrid item ID
    Q227299
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    FemBio ID
    24033
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    GTAA ID
    150090
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    Kallías ID
    PE00050107
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    LastDodo-area-ID
    1699005
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    Open Library ID
    OL734843A
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    openMLOL author ID
    328358
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    RKDartists ID
    69426
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    SNAC ARK ID
    w6wt21vj
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    Tabakalera ID
    59677
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    YVNG ID
    10685195
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    14111944
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    WikiTree person ID
    Salomon-276
    subject named as
    Charlotte Salomon aka Nagler (16 Apr 1917 - certain 10 Oct 1943)
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