Memorial Plaque Lindenthal
August Sander was a famous German portrait Photgrapher much disliked by the Nazi Party, this because of his portraits that reflected German society of different social classes rather than the Nazi propaganda they desired. After the Second World War, the importance of his work was again recognized, and in the 1950s and 1960s, his entire work was reassembled and exhibited.
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