Painting: Gased = Shame of Humanity (Teddy's Niece, 7)

Gased = Shame of Humanity (Teddy's Niece, 7) Teddy Kupfer, my mother's mother, had ten siblings; she lost three of them in the concentration camps. My whole family got decimated - for no other reason than being Jewish. The certification of incarceration of Otto Kupfer looks like this: Reason for incarceration: Jewish. He got amputated and murdered at Theresienstadt. The painting portrays one of my grandmother's siblings, or a niece of hers, I'm not sure - and I don't even want to know her name. Born in 1938, she died in Auschwitz. But I want her to have the potential to be any Jew - because any Jew is at risk - or, better, I want her to feel like she can be any human being, because any human, under the wrong circumstances, can be at risk. Although being Jewish or Armenian or Tutsi can sadly help.  But isn't it true that even majorities can become minorities in some places? Christians or Muslims - the two leading religions on Earth -  are minorities in specific locales. No one is reall