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Piotr Setkiewicz - The Private Lives of the Auschwitz SS
A look at the perpetrators of the Auschwitz crimes from a new, little-known, and sometimes surprising perspective. The book contains selected accounts by Polish women who worked in the homes of officers and enlisted men from hte Auschwitz SS garnison.
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Bogdan Bartnikowski - Childhood Behind Barbed Wire
Bartnikowski’s stories are one of the most moving evidence of tragic fate of children in Auschwitz. In the book, the camp is shown from their perspective.
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A. Willma, I. Bartosik - I was at the Auschwitz Crematorium. A conversation with Henryk Mandelbaum former prisoner and member of the Sonderkommando at Auschwitz
This book is a record of conversations with one the most valuable eyewitnesses to the Holocaust — Henryk Mandelbaum, who worked in the Sonderkommando at Auschwitz. Henryk Mandelbaum, a boy from a poor Jewish family, was chosen by the SS for an unimaginably onerous job.
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Halina Birenbaum - Hope is the Last to Die
Halina Birenbaum is a writer, poet and translator. She was born in Warsaw in 1929. She spent the occupation in the Warsaw Gheto, and in the concentration camps at Majdanek, Auschwitz, Ravensbrück and Neustadt-Glewe, from where she was freed in 1945. In 1947 she emigrated to Israel. She worked in a kibbutz until her marriage in 1950.
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August Kowalczyk - A barbed wire Refrain
Memoirs written by August Kowalczyk, former prisoner of Auschwitz, from the moment he was imprisoned in the Auschwitz concentration camp until his dramatic escape from the Penalty Company during one of the best known mutinies in the history of the camp.
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August Kowalczyk - A barbed wire Refrain II
In the second part, the author collects reminiscences of Auschwitz to create a mosaic of life in the camp.
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Helena Dunicz Niwińska - One of the Girls in the Band. The Memoirs of a Violinist from Birkenau
Helena Dunicz Niwińska was born in Vienna in 1915. She lived with her parents and brothers in her hometown of Lwów until 1943. At the age of 10, she began learning to play the violin at the conservatory of the Polish Musical Society.
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Krystyna Żywulska - I survived Auschwitz
The book is not only the first but also one of the best written evidence from the period of gas chambers. "Zosha beckoned to me through the window. I ran out to her. 'Krysha you must look. It's horrible, but you must see it. You must remember it forever.' Zosha accentuated each word. She pulled me by the hand. Some of our girls were already standing on the road. They were pale and rigid, their eyes were turned in the direction of the nearest crematory.
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Manfred Deselaers - And Your Conscience Never Haunted You? The Life of Rudolf Höß, Commander of Auschwitz
This book was written originally as Rev. M. Deselaers’ dissertation at the Papal Theological Academy of Krakow, Poland, with the title "God and Evil with Regards to the Life and Testimonies of Rudolf Höss, Commander of Auschwitz", and by the structure of its origin constituted a German-Polish bridge-building endeavor.
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Marcel Nadjari's Manuscript November 3, 1944. Conservation and legibility enhacement through multispectral imaging
The paper presents how, thanks to the application of a device recording the image in multiple wave spectrums, shocking account of an eyewitness of the Shoah in Birkenau gas chambers was read.
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