Category:Ray D'Addario

**Raymond D'Addario**
	American photographer (1920-2011)
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Date of birth	18 August 1920; United States of America
Date of death	13 February 2011; Holyoke
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Holyoke High School;
Occupation	photographer;
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English: Raymond (Ray) D'Addario (1920-2011) was a photographer from Holyoke, Massachusetts. D'Addario was conscripted in 1942 and joined the Army Pictorial Service in 1943. In the end of 1945 he was assigned to the International Military Tribunal (IMT) of Nuremberg. Following his military discharge on July 17, 1946, he worked as an civil assistant of the OCCWC documenting the subsequent Nuremberg Trials. In February 1949 he returned to the U.S. and opened a photo shop in Holyoke. In his spare time, while hired with the IMT, and also during later visits to Nuremberg he photographed the destroyed city and the reconstruction. Part of this work was published in Germany years later, and a portion of D'Addario's bequest was bought by the archive of the City of Nuremberg in 1995.