Auschwitz. A History in Photographs
The history of Auschwitz concentration camp in documentary photographs: pictures of the construction and demolition of non-extant or partially extant buildings, photographs of the extermination of the Jews in Birkenau Learn More

We offer our readers this album about Auschwitz Concentration Camp, which contains both archival material from the years when the camp was in operation and contemporary photographs of what is left. Learn More

The album comprises a choice of photographs brought to Auschwitz by Jews, condemned by the Nazis to be exterminated. Around 2400 photographs, a unique collection, were found on the premises of the camp after its liberation. Learn More

This catalogue, in Polish and German, presents Auschwitz concentration camp through stamps and postal items dating from 1940 to 1994. Learn More

This Polish-French album contains texts and paintings, mostly sketches, that evoke life in the ghetto, deportation and imprisonment in concentration camps, the Death March, and liberation. Learn More

Labyrinths is a catalogue and album from an exhibition by Marian Kołodziej, a painter and prominent Polish stage designer. As prisoner no. 432, he was in the Auschwitz camp from the first day of its existence (June 14, 1940) to the last. Learn More

The book "The Camp of Death" was first published anonymously in occupied Warsaw in December 1942. It was the first documentary report on the early history (up the beginning of 1942) of the German concentration camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Learn More

This new album is devoted to the memory of the children deported to Auschwitz Concentration Camp, the majority of whom were murdered in the camp by the Germans or fell victim to the conditions of life in the camp. Learn More

The catalogue for the international conference on "Preserving for the Future", held to mark the dedication of new preservation workshops and studios at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum (Oświęcim, June 23-25, 2003). Learn More