Theresienstadt after the Liberation by the Russians.

People gathered in the street beside a row of buildings. Two women embrace in the foreground, one of whom has the letters "KL" on her dress. Signed and dated in the lower left. Title written in margin on board along bottom. Caption on back.The commercial artist Henry Behr (originally Heinrich Bähr) was born in Worms in 1897. He and his wife Bertha (originally from Cologne) spent three and half years in Theresienstadt, where he drew his comments on the life in the concentration camp. After his liberation and before his emigration to the US he stayed a the camp for “Displaced Persons” in Deggendorf, Bavaria. He then finished his pencil drawings in the present media. Henry Behr died in 1981. See also the "Heinrich Bähr Collection”, AR 4700.Digital imag