Auschwitz Zone of Interest

[KevinP]

You're welcome, Hans.

[*NL*]

Hello Siwiec,
Thank you for your advice on the book from Marek Rawecki.

I have contacted him, and he has send me the English version of his book.
It is a great study indeed.

Together with the book of Hans Citroen, you do have a great insight of the current situation.

Although i have already given a link earlier in the thread to Marek Rawecki photo's on Panoramio, here it is again:

http://www.panoramio.com/user/5245060/t ... itz%20Zone

Best regards from NL

Hans.

[caged lion]

It is a great study indeed.

Together with the book of Hans Citroen, you do have a great insight of the current situation.

I could not agree more.

I popped into the the book shop at Auschwitz Muzeum 1 over the weekend, and they have a few English copies of Marek's book in stock if anyone has difficulty finding a copy.

[Alborg]

It is a great study indeed.

Together with the book of Hans Citroen, you do have a great insight of the current situation.

I could not agree more.

I popped into the the book shop at Auschwitz Muzeum 1 over the weekend, and they have a few English copies of Marek's book in stock if anyone has difficulty finding a copy.

When I contacted them they said they cannot ship it to Australia? I found another copy & it is coming from Poland economy so I guess that will take a couple of months...

[siwiec]

I suppose most of you already know of this, but Yad Vashem has the so called Bauleitung album online here:

http://collections.yadvashem.org/photos ... ainer.html

It includes 386 photos and shows many sites outside the camp proper, too.

[Alborg]

I suppose most of you already know of this, but Yad Vashem has the so called Bauleitung album online here:

http://collections.yadvashem.org/photos ... ainer.html

It includes 386 photos and shows many sites outside the camp proper, too.

Thank you for that!

[*NL*]

New to me, thanks for the link.