October 24, 2019. The book includes 180 photos by Evgeny and Yakov Henkin, most published for the first time. The book also has an introduction by Gueorgui Pinkhassov and articles by Daniel Girardin, Lorraine de Meaux, Denis Maslov, and Olga Walther. It is published in French. Henkin Brothers Archive Association (HBAA) In late 2016, the not-for-profit “Henkin Brothers Archive Association” (HBAA) was created under Swiss law in Lausanne, Switzerland. The main objective of the HBAA is to bring the Henkin brothers' creative heritage to public and specialist attention and to disseminate information about the two photographers, their lives and times, and the indelible images they left behind. The HBAA seeks to preserve and conserve the negatives contained in the Archive, as well as to organize and to collaborate on exhibitions, publications, research projects, presentations, and other activities. The HBAA owns the Archive and holds the copyright to all its images (© Henkin Brothers Archive Association (HBAA)). The Association includes direct descendants of the Henkin brothers. References Bibliography В. Я. Файн, С. В. Вершинин «Таганрогские Сабсовичи и их потомки» ("Taganrog Sabsovichi and their descendants") М. А. Гонтмахер. "Евреи на Донской земле". (Jews in the Don region) 2-е изд. Ростов-н/Д, 2005]. The '2Henkin2' photography exhibition: The catalogue of the 2017 exhibition at the State Hermitage Museum, including work shown as well as four articles (by Dimitri Ozerkov, curator of the exhibition and head of the Department of Contemporary Art of the State Hermitage; Olga Walther, granddaughter of Yakov Henkin and head of the Henkin Brothers Archive Association; Dmitri Konradt, prominent photographer; and Daria Panayotti, art historian and critic), was published by The State Hermitage Publishers in 2017 () Razumov, A., Editor. “The Leningrad Martyrologue – Memorial Book of Victims of Political Repression, Volume 7: January 1938.” The Russian National Library Publishers, St. Petersburg, 2007 Henkin, Evgeny, and Henkin, Yakov, photographers. "Les Frères Henkin: Photographes à Leningrad et à Berlin." Texts by: Daniel Girardin, Denis A. Maslov, Lorraine de Meaux, Gueorgui Pinkhassov and Olga Walther. Les Editions Noir Sur Blanc; Lausanne, Switzerland, and Paris, France; 2019. Photographers from Saint Petersburg Photographers from Berlin Soviet photographers Photography in the Soviet Union Street photographers Photography in Germany Images of Berlin 1930s Great Purge victims from Russia History of Saint Petersburg Artists from Rostov-on-Don Theremin players Soviet military personnel killed in World War II