Images & Vision Auschwitz, 1979-81 Birkenau, 1996 Mauthausen, 1996. Alan Jacob's Photos of Auschwitz Photographs taken in Auschwitz and Birkenau in the years 1979 - 1981. An important collection of excellent photos. Birkenau and Mauthausen, 1996 The second in a series of concentration camp photography by Alan Jacobs. Online presentation by Krysia Jacobs includes interactive map. Paintings by Survivor Jan Komski. His personal history is full of remarkable events, including being part of the very first prisoner transport to arrive in Auschwitz, and being part of one of the most famous escapes from the camp. Paintings by Survivor Tamara Deuel. Israeli artist Deuel is a survivor. She writes: "I have been able to transfer the horror of the Holocaust in my art. Every individual who survived that other world, has a duty to leave documentation behind so that future generations will remember and will not forget." NEW!  We are proud to announce the addition of David Aronson's Holocaust Art Series. Five powerful graphic images start the collection. Photographer Myatt Lipscomb shares two images from his gallery, "After the Holocaust" and "Tamara, a Survivor". Virtual Tour of Auschwitz Stuart Nichols presents a mixture of essays and pictures of his visit to Auschwitz. Haunting Memory, a Triptych of Holocaust Photos Roger Beecroft calls this "mining the media for imagery"; view the pictures and his descriptions. "Lest We Forget" This important CD-ROM, "Lest We Forget", shares video clips and pictures, as well as a view of its interface for teachers. Carpati: A Film Carpati: 50 Miles, 50 Years focuses on Zev Godinger, a "proste" (ordinary) Jew who has a special friendship with his Rom (Gypsy) neighbors. In 1931 the Jewish community of the Carpathian region (then in Czechoslovakia, today Ukraine) numbered a quarter of a million Jews. Today sixty-five years later there are fewer than 1,500. Audio clips, pictures, and much more.

Photos From History Images 1: Before The Storm The election of 1932, the opening of the first camp at Dachau in 1933, and a gradual political and social storm starts. Featuring the art of A. Paul Weber. Images 2: It Starts Kristallnacht, the dehumanization of medieval symbols to be worn, more and more camps, as refugees try to flee for safety. Images 3: Shoah Shoah, a Hebrew word for catastrophe. Images from the camps and Eastern Europe. Images 4: Liberation What the world found: the survivors and a challenge to remember. Pictures from the Warsaw Ghetto, from Courage Under Siege by Charles Roland Abe's Story Interactive Map Accompany Abram Korn through his survival via this interactive map.