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2809003 The tragedies of fanaticism (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The tragedies of fanaticism. In the Queenstown region (South Africa) there was a clash between the police and a large band of fanatical Jews, who refused to obey the laws. Dressed in white, the rebels fought with sabers and javelins, and left 70 dead and as many wounded on the ground. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 5-12 June 1921.); © Look and Learn
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The Tragedies of Fanaticism - A Glimpse into a Violent Clash in South Africa
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. This photo print, titled "The Tragedies of Fanaticism" offers a haunting glimpse into a clash between the police and a group of fanatical Jews in the Queenstown region of South Africa. The image portrays the aftermath of a brutal confrontation where rebels, dressed in white, fought with sabers and javelins against law enforcement. In this tragic event captured by Achille Beltrame, we witness the devastating consequences that arise from religious extremism and political unrest. The ground is strewn with casualties as 70 lives were lost and an equal number left wounded. It serves as a chilling reminder of how fanaticism can lead to violence and destruction. The print showcases the bravery and brutality on both sides; armed cavalrymen charging forward while protesters stand their ground, refusing to obey laws they perceive as unjust. Amidst this chaos, one cannot help but feel the weight of tragedy that hangs heavy over this scene. Beltrame's illustration for Courier Sunday in June 1921 brings attention to an important news item from history that sheds light on the complexities surrounding religion, politics, and human nature itself. As viewers gaze upon this powerful image, they are reminded not only of past conflicts but also urged to reflect on our present world where such tragedies continue to unfold due to fanaticism's grip on society.
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