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Photographs, Lines, Verses and Wordplay 

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April 18 is observed in the Hebrew calendar as Holocaust Day and Briccio Santos could not have chosen a more appropriate time than Easter to launch his first book, Paradox of Silence. Lent evokes and harnesses like no other the interlocked themes in dying and reviving, entombment and transfiguration, with which Santos seeks to come to grips in a manner that in all probability has known no precedent.


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Historic gate at Dachau concentration camp stolen

November 3, 2014 - 1:38pm

Security officials noticed early Sunday morning that the gate measuring 190 by 95 centimeters (75 by 37 inches) — set...

Travel and Tourism

False hope

April 21, 2011 - 12:00am

The name of a pretty Bavarian town in Germany shares the name of a place of horror — Dachau.

Daily Bread

Meditating the holocaust

By Jorge Arago | April 18, 2004 - 12:00am

PARADOX OF SILENCE: Photographs, Lines, Verses and Wordplay By Briccio Santos Maria Bianca Publishing, 2004 April 18 is observed in the Hebrew calendar as Holocaust Day and Briccio Santos could not have chosen...

Sunday Lifestyle