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In Europe under German rule, whether it is the territories occupied by the Third Reich or countries allied to it, all forms of opposition are muzzled. The arts, literature and the press are closely controlled and put at the service of authoritarian regimes. In the ghettos, prisons, and camps of all kinds that are proliferating across German Europe and see millions of people passing through, art becomes both a means to escape reality but also, and above all, to record testimonies about what then takes place in those places where death is often the likely horizon.
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