57 photographs documenting the Holocaust of European Jewry and the concentration camps, [1940s]. Among the photographs: * Five large newspaper photographs (2.5X25 cm, United Press International Photo) – from the end of the war, Nordhausen (Dora-Mittelbau), Langenstein, Belsen and Dachau camps; * Seven photographs (later prints?) of the murder of the Jews of Libau (Latvia) shot down into pits, 1941; * three portrait photographs (later prints) of partisans murdered by the Nazis; * 26 photographs, some reproductions of photographs from the time of the Holocaust (Kovno Ghetto,Riga Ghetto and Auschwitz can be seen in some of the photographs) , some were used for Nazi propaganda and some were photographed in the midst of Holocaust survivors, she'erit hapleita after the war. * Album with 26 photographs (7X9.5 cm), 16 were taken in the Buchenwald concentration camp, [1950s]. Printed notes with explanations were integrated into the album leaves. The entrance to the camp, a model of the camp, various structures, crematorium, hanging pole and more can be seen in the photographs. Some of them are difficult to behold. Varied size and condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.