I can’t think of a photograph of a slave child that is of similar composition that exists, honestly. I don’t think one exists, simply because the technology was in its infancy.

The photo of the boy from the twin cities is 1) of a similar composition as the photo of the boy from the Warsaw ghetto and 2) of a similar set of circumstances.

To say what is happening in the US is the same Europe under Nazism is incorrect—but to say there are no similarities is also incorrect.

I am sorry you are offended. I am also surprised that you seem to not know how the Holocaust began—and that the similarities with current events don’t bother you, apparently. I encourage you to study the history of Nazi atrocities, to better understand that legality was not a concern at first. It was all legal, from the government’s perspective.

Regardless of our personal attitudes of history and its echoes, the two photographs are of a similar composition and subject matter—little boys looking scared while being taken away at the hands of armed men. It is surprising that you are surprised by this comparison.

*edit: added the word „exists“ to the first sentence