Zero’s Heroes presents an impressive collection of photographs that capture the essence and energy of the noughties. From epic concerts and legendary festivals to intimate behind-the-scenes moments, this volume offers an unique visual journey.

On 12 December 1935, a programme was started in Germany to provide the Third Reich with a new generation of leaders: Lebensborn (Source of Life). SS officers were encouraged to reproduce as much as possible, including out of wedlock. In several Lebensborn homes scattered across West-Europe, (unmarried) women could give birth if they met the requirements of the Aryan race. After the war, the children from these homes and families were often stigmatised, mistreated, and abused. Many grew up wi...

The Canary Islands are a hotspot for hikers, sunbathers, culture lovers and road trippers. This book shows the paradisiacal islands in all their variety and beauty while offering the best tips for eating, staying, visiting, ... . Author and ultra runner Charles Van Haverbeke traversed each island on foot and came home with a wealth of (photo)material that formed the basis of this book. Each island gets its own chapter, complete with handy maps and infographics. Canary Islands is halfway betwe...

Brazil: a captivating country is portrayed in an unusual way: melancholic and in black and white, aesthetic beauty of the country, its people and architecture. Text in English, German, French and Portuguese.

Das Fotoprojekt leistet einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Dokumentation eines bis heute wenig bekannten Teils deutscher Nachkriegsgeschichte.

In ihrer ersten Monografie beschäftigt sich Maria Klenner mit den Schicksalen von 2.000 Kindern, die unmittelbar nach Ende des Zweiten Weltkrieges in dem von den Alliierten eingerichteten Displaced Persons Camp in Bergen-Belsen geboren wurden. In über acht Jahren ist eine wertvolle Sammlung von 26 Porträts und Zeitzeugenberichten von Nachfahren der Überle...

David van Reen (1969-2015). The photo book Streetdreamers is published posthumously as a tribute to ‘his family’, the streetdreamers in Ethiopia.

David was a sportsman. Working as a trainer in Kenya and Ethiopia, he encountered the people living on the streets on a daily basis: the elderly, children, the disabled, the blind and many more. He decided to do something about it. With the help of his parents and friends, he founded the Lalibela Foundation in the town of Lalibela, known for its...

The series of images by award-winning photographer Xiomara Bender comes closer to the real North Korea than any other book before. Text in English and German.