Alan Jacobs Exhibits
Birkenau Sauna – Disinfection
Birkenau Sauna - Disinfection
These are small gas-chambers, designed to exterminate vermin, mainly lice, a population that thrived in Birkenau. There were many of these chambers, operated by prisoners, in the Birkenau Sauna.
They were placed...
Alan Jacobs Exhibits
Alan Jacobs Birkenau Photographer
Alan Jacobs
has been to Auschwitz and Birkenau many times. During those visits, he interviewed numerous survivors and took many photographs of the camps. He also spent many hours viewing artifacts, art and photographs stored...
Alan Jacobs Exhibits
Birkenau Concentration Camp Photos and Map
Please note that the links on this map may not work on mobile phones and some browsers. Below the map are links to each section of the map as well.
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Concentration Camps
Mauthausen Concentration Camp Photos – Credits
Photography and Captions- Alan Jacobs
Other photographs: Scott Sakansky
Archival Material: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM).
Web Design - Krysia Jacobs, Brave New Web
Mauthausen Map - Home | Introduction | Credits
Alan Jacobs Exhibits
Mauthausen Experiments – The Dissecting Table
Among many other speudo-scientific “experiments”, SS doctors removed organs from living people, bottled and stored them on shelves in the dissecting room.
They skinned prisoners with interesting tattoos and sold them as book covers, gloves,...
Alan Jacobs Exhibits
Mauthausen After – It’s So Quiet Now
Six thousand souls waited in this courtyard for 24 hours. In the end, about 140 of them were dead.
Photo credit: Franz Amicale Collection, USHMM Photo Archives
Date: Jul 1941 < Mauthausen Experiments | Mauthausen Commandant> Mauthausen Map – Home | Introduction | Credits
Alan Jacobs Exhibits
Mauthausen Gas Chamber
Take pause from your busy life for just a few moments and try to imagine what it must have been like to know this was the last room you would ever be in or...
Alan Jacobs Exhibits
Mauthausen concentration camp gas chamber – To the Gas
There were many different ways to kill prisoners at Mauthausen and at first gassing was not needed.
But as more and more prisoners were transported to the camp, it became necessary.
The SS even converted a...

