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We (@FacesAuschwitz) partnered up with Urban Nation and painted Walter's photo on the wall of a building at Bülowstraße in Berlin.
It is still there.
It is still there.
@FacesAuschwitz Close-up:
@FacesAuschwitz This group of people was highly neglected after the war, and many people still don't know how much they were persecuted. Their story is almost invisible.
At least one of their faces, representing all the others, is pretty visible now for all to see.
At least one of their faces, representing all the others, is pretty visible now for all to see.
@FacesAuschwitz (Of course, all of this was done with proper permission. This wall is dedicated to art projects.)
@FacesAuschwitz It is a memorial wall for the victims of the Nazi regime, who were persecuted, kidnapped, imprisoned and murdered for being homosexual.
@FacesAuschwitz (The project was initiated by the Urban Nation Museum)
