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Images show children from the Hasmonean primary School looking at London's new memorial to the Jews who died in the Nazi holocaust. Published in the Guardian on 28 June 1983.

Contains material relating to Sally Soames' photographs of Holocaust survivors [from Auschwitz]. Includes diaries; handwritten notes; draft articles and captions; press cuttings; and correspondence regarding exhibitions, personal appearances and compliments about the project. Also includes invitation and information leaflet regarding the 'Indelible Images' exhibition of photographs by Sally Soames and Mark Berghash in commemoration of the Yom HaShoa Holocaust Rememberance Day in 1982 (held at the Jewish Museum, New York)

On the left hand of the image is a church. Sound lines are emanating from the church spire along with the words 'DING!' and 'DONG!' A sad looking vicar stands outside the front of the church by the pavement, holding a pocket watch. A sign by the church reads 'HOLY CHURCH OF THE FALLEN ATTENDANCES'. On the right hand side of the frame is a similar church-like building in the shape of a newspaper. The paper is entitled 'SUNDAY SCANDAL'. The paper's headlines read 'VICAR'S SHOCK SEX ROMP WITH LUST-CRAZED LIBRARIAN By Our Church Affairs Correspondent', 'Naughty Ghost Reveals All At Woman's Guild Seance', '"CORRUPT COUNCIL" CLAIM IN WIFE SWAP SUBURB' and 'WORLD WAR THREE TODAY'. Loud speakers at the top of the building blast out the words 'CASH PRIZES!' and 'BINGO!' A man sits on the steps towards the building in a shaby suit, loose tie, and hat, with a tankard by his side and a cigarette hanging from his mouth. He, like the vicar, also appears to be waiting with his wristwatch raised. A sign outside the front of the building reads 'SEVENTH-DAY CHAPEL OF EXCLUSIVE AND INTIMATE REVELATION'. A box is lying on the floor outside the building, labelled 'RECORD DAMAGES R.I.P.'

Context: This cartoon was produced for a Guardian article entitled 'The declining potency of sexy Sundays - or can Jameson get the nation out of bed?'.

Jack Jones is hanging upside down tangled in a noose, holding a piece of paper that says 'TEMPORARY REPRIEVE', which he has signed. To the left is a man who is smiling with 'GLC & METS' written on his shirt. To the right is a priest holding a book called 'HOLY DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS', with 'LORDS' written on his cloak. In the back Margaret Thatcher is knitting.

Photographer unknown. Holy Island boat- sheds and refuge. Chillingford wild cattle. Kielder- Falstone (North Tyne Valley) resevoir (Otterstone Lee)

Black and white 35mm negatives for photographs taken in Scotland by Don McPhee

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