Tehom (Abyss) (Greek language text)

Tehom (Abyss) (Greek language text)Photographs frame the narrative of a painful journey from Thessaloniki to Auschwitz: the loss of Rene Revahs family in the concentration camp. She promises her grandfather, the sole family member to avoid this fate, that Tehom (biblical Hebrew for abyss) will bring him to the scene of the crime, which he had not found the strength to visit.

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