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I found, while surfing on the net, this photo album. The pictures show Hungarian Jews arriving at the Auschwitz ramp in may or june 1944. Those pictures were taken by two SS guards: Ernst Hofmann and Bernhard Walter. The Auschwitz Album is available here.
Yad Vashem's Auschwitz Album
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Thankyou for posting this thread Starinov. I knew a lady who was a Hungerian Jew who arrived at Auschwitz in that time frame. The photos bring her memory back.
To many forget a simple fact that when talking of the Holocaust and War Crimes etc, its all about people. Those photos show ordinary people.
The Yad Vashem is an excellent resource centre.
http://www.yadvashem.org/index.html
To many forget a simple fact that when talking of the Holocaust and War Crimes etc, its all about people. Those photos show ordinary people.
The Yad Vashem is an excellent resource centre.
http://www.yadvashem.org/index.html
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yes of course http://www1.yadvashem.org/exhibitions/a ... 10-13.html is a nice album
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Auschwitz Album
I used this book when at Auschwitz earlier this year - it put the whole place in context.
Some who deny the holocaust will say photographs prove nothing and as such are meaningless.
As I said it put the camp in context , this same voice said that the people waiting in the birch wood were not killed.
The Birch Wood today still has the chill of death on it.
Some who deny the holocaust will say photographs prove nothing and as such are meaningless.
As I said it put the camp in context , this same voice said that the people waiting in the birch wood were not killed.
The Birch Wood today still has the chill of death on it.