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In their own words...

"It all started with the Neighbors Who Disappeared project, which involved us and many other schools. We know that 211 Jews used to live in Varnsdorf [before WWII], so we went to Terezin [concentration camp] to explore what happened to them."

"During his stay in Terezin, [the painter] Peter Kien was deputy head in the art room of the Jewish self-government Technical Office. In his spare time he drew still-life and scenes from the Terezin camp, using stolen drawing materials."

Group of
high-school students
Varnsdorf, Czech Republic