That was yesterday.

The interest of the book lies as much in the commemoration of duty in the history in the need to pay tribute to a minority whose fate is still nowadays denied by many personalities, including some survivors of the camps . This book also traces a few pages about it. The story begins in crescendo of recklessness to horror, trust reality; This book deals with the inability of homosexuals face the Nazis but also face some other prisoners. It is the tragic story of a harmless and silent minority left to itself. "Pink Triangle" on the essentials: no secondary characters, no stories in history, no pot around which revolves: authors depict primarily a time, an atmosphere, a malaise, which feels through the pages to have his throat. And that's where all the strength of the work: violence is only suggested, evoked. We already know it - it was the same as for all the other victims - and is visually spared us not appear in the more important. By finishing the book, we remember that it was only yesterday, and remains much to do ...

Some considerations "technical" otherwise: back in the 30s and later is strong, thanks to a secure line and work with shadows and remarkable details quite immersive. The dense book, printed in very high quality, begins and ends in color.

"Pink Triangle" surfed brilliantly on the current wave of historical comics simply presenting the facts, for a wakeup call both playful and serious. A must for history buffs and for those who want to focus on a subject too often taboo in our time, in the heart of a work of great achievement that does not fall into the easy trap of activism nor the communitarianism.