Monthly Archives: December 2018

Joseph Natoli: That all societal structures and ways of knowing can indeed vanish if not continuously renewed is something we are now witnessing. What is most chilling is this atmosphere of tacit acceptance of a reality in which argument with … Continue reading →

A cold, gray, rainy winter day. The prison is at the end of a tidy residential street. Photos often show the taller buildings and the walls, with concrete, glass, steel, walls topped with barbed wire communicating a sense of the … Continue reading →

Struthof was the only concentration camp operated by the Nazis in France. Resistance fighters from all over Europe were imprisoned here.

Switzerland was incredibly beautiful. I kept taking photos as I drove, with each bend in the road seeming to bring a more breath-taking mountain into sight. Finally stopped and walked over to the lake. I camped along this shore when … Continue reading →