This was the third major story Picture Post published on the Holocaust, after the liberations of the camps in Italy and in Dora. The story concerned Wöbbelin concentration camp.
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Hell and High Water by Jonas Karlsson, Vanity Fair, 2005
After the levees gave way in New Orleans, editors and photographers from Vanity Fair waded through the city to document the unfolding disaster.
One Week in September – Vanity Fair, 2001
Vanity Fair is better known for its celebrity, showbiz and cultural coverage, but from time to time, the magazine often produced exceptional photojournalism. For instance, after the events of 9/11, the magazine published one-off special edition.
Cuba by Ed van der Elsken, 1967
Ed van der Elsken’s story on Cuba – one of his earliest for Avenue magazine – demonstrated the approach for which he is best known: a depiction of street style, combined with cinema vérite style.
The Road to the Moon Landings – Apollo 8 – Newsweek, 1969
Fifty four years later, it is hard to miss Apollo 8’s seismic impact. It capped an incredible year of news which were not always great.
The Road to the Moon Landings – Apollo 8 – The Telegraph Magazine
The first to produce Apollo 8 special issues in color were the major newspapers. The New York Times had Earthrise on its front page on December 30. The Daily Telegraph waited until its weekend magazine, published on January 10.
The Road to the Moon Landings – Apollo 8 – Time Magazine, 1969
A week afer Apollo 8 astronauts – Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Anders – landed safely in the Pacific Ocean, they were TIME’s Men of the Year
The Road to the Moon Landings – Apollo 8 – The Times, 1969
Apollo 8 capped an incredible year of news which were not always great: two political assassinations in the US, the worsening situation in Vietnam, turmoil of college campuses and around the world, and the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia.
The Road to the Moon Landings – Apollo 8 – National Geographic, 1969
The articles on Apollo 8 appeared in National Geographic several months after the missions but the magazine produced an in-depth story.
The Road to the Moon Landings – Lunar Orbiters – National Geographic, 1969
The Lunar Orbiters were five uncrewed missions launched between 1966 and 1967, to help select Apollo landing sites by mapping the Moon’s surface; 99.6 percent of the lunar surface was mapped.