A powerful documentary photograph by Henri Cartier-Bresson capturing a raw moment of postwar reckoning, in which a former Gestapo informer is confronted by one of her victims amid the chaos of a crowded transit camp. The image exemplifies Cartier-Bresson's concept of the "decisive moment," freezing a charged human encounter that speaks to themes of justice, betrayal, and survival in the aftermath of World War II. Rendered in rich tones through a gelatin silver print, the photograph's unflinching composition draws the viewer into the emotional intensity of the scene.