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in memory of Ginz and Ramon. Feustel's video message commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah) 2018/5778 featured the astronaut displaying Ginz's depiction of a view of Earth from the Moon. On February 1, 2020, Feustel gifted one of the copies of “Moon Landscape” brought to space to the
180:, where her father was a village teacher. Ginz received frequent visits from his relatives during Christmas holidays, including his grandfather, who owned an antique and rare book shop in Jungmann Square. Ginz was a very intelligent boy. Between the ages of 8 and 14 he wrote five novels: 298:(Academy). One of his closest collaborators was Hanuš Hachenburg who wrote many poems. Ginz gave most of his writings and paintings to his sister before his transport, so a majority have survived to today. His sister was also deported to Terezín in 1944, but she survived. 250:
The breadth of his interests, abilities, and character are shown by his remaining writings and by the testimonials of friends who survived. He was interested in literature, history, paintings, geography, sociology, and the technical fields. The magazine
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dictionary as well as several other short novels that have since been lost. One such piece of writing is called "Rambles through Theresienstadt" in which he interviews people and comments on people, buildings, and even the crematorium.
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in October 1942. His efforts in sciences and thirst for knowledge remained and he tried to study even in the concentration camp. He often read from a library full of confiscated books to which he had access. He was placed in
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Before his transport, Ginz wrote a diary between 1941 and 1942 about his life. This diary, written in a matter-of-fact way, has been compared to that of
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on 1 February 2003, destroying the copy of Ginz's drawing on what would have been his 75th birthday. In 2018, 15 years after the Space Shuttle
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and illustrated with his own paintings. He was interested in the sciences and yearned for knowledge. Due to his parents' interest in
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The magazine was founded shortly after his arrival at TerezĂ­n in 1942. Besides Ginz, several other boys from the
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Ginz was the son of Otto Ginz, the manager of the export department of a Prague textile company and a notable
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were to be deported to a concentration camp at the age of 14. Young Ginz was transported to the
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disaster, another copy was given by Yad Vashem to Ilan's widow, Rona, to give to astronaut
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also contributed. Petr Ginz became a chief editor and he contributed under the code name
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and gassed to death upon arrival. His diary was published after his death.
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His story is commemorated in a song, "For Petr and Ilan", on the album
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stamp with the Moon drawing and a portrait in remembrance of Petr Ginz.
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in 1944. His diary has been published in English under the name:
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Věra and Vlastimil Novobilský reading aloud from their
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His life was commemorated in a 2012 documentary film,
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Czech people who died in Auschwitz concentration camp
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List of posthumous publications of Holocaust victims
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translation of Petr Ginz's diary for members of the
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for Petr Ginz in front of Stárkova 1745/4 in Prague
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Auschwitz-Birkenau
German-occupied Poland
Gassed
Auschwitz concentration camp
Oświęcim
Czechoslovak
Jewish
Theresienstadt Ghetto
Holocaust
Auschwitz concentration camp

Esperantist
Hradec Králové
Jules Verne
Esperanto
Third Reich
mixed marriages
Theresienstadt concentration camp
Vedem
Esperanto
Czech
Auschwitz concentration camp
gas chambers
Vedem

Esperanto
Esperanto club

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