Albrecht
Becker (born 1906) served a three-year prison term for homosexuality
before joining the German army in 1940.
Albrecht Becker (born
1906) at his home in Hamburg with a self-portrait from the 50s. After the War,
he became an art director in the German film industry.
Pierre
Seel, born 1923 in Alsace-Lorraine, was 17 when the Nazis
occupied his homeland. He was arrested and interrogated about his homosexuality
before being sent to the internment camp at Schirmeck.
Albrecht Becker (left),
age 20, with friends at the beach in Venice, Italy in 1926.
(Schwules Museum, Berlin)