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Children in the big drama (colour litho)
2783786 Children in the big drama (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Children in the big drama. The nurses of a Chinese short trophotrophy at the mouth of the Blue River, where the war is raging, fled during a bombing raid. The Japanese who arrived have found sixty abandoned children. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 10 April 1938.); © Look and Learn
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Children in the Big Drama - A Tragic Tale of Resilience and Hope
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. This photo print, titled "Children in the Big Drama" captures a heart-wrenching moment during the Sino-Japanese War. The image depicts a scene of devastation and chaos, as an army soldier stands on a damaged roof amidst bombed-out buildings. In this war-torn setting, we witness an act of heroism that shines through the darkness. The story unfolds with great tragedy but also showcases the indomitable spirit of humanity. During a bombing raid, nurses from a Chinese short trophotrophy fled for their lives, leaving behind sixty innocent children. However, fate intervened when Japanese soldiers arrived at the scene and discovered these abandoned youngsters. In this poignant illustration for Courier Sunday on April 10th, 1938, artist Achille Beltrame masterfully conveys both despair and resilience. The image portrays soldiers rescuing babies from damaged dormitories while others assist young girls to safety. Amidst destruction and looting caused by warfare's relentless grip, these brave individuals provide solace to those who have lost everything. Through this powerful artwork, we are reminded of the tragic consequences war inflicts upon innocent lives – orphaned children left to fend for themselves amidst ruins. Yet it also highlights how compassion can transcend borders and ideologies as soldiers put aside their differences to rescue those in need. Beltrame's evocative portrayal serves as a stark reminder that even amid immense suffering and destruction, there is always room for hope and acts of kindness that can restore faith in humanity's inherent goodness.
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