Expressive shots of the Second World War.

Associated Jews protected by Lithuanian auxiliary protection. 1941g.

A column of Jewish women and children under the escort of Lithuanian "self-defense."

Time of shoot: 1941
Location: Lithuania, USSR

The Soviet prisoner of war, after the complete liberation of the Buchenwald camp by US troops, points to a former guard who brutally beat prisoners.

Time taken: 04/14/1945

Jewish residents of the city of Siauliai before being sent to the shooting near Kuzhyai station.

Video taken at: July 1941
Location: Lithuania, USSR

Return of German prisoners of war from the Soviet captivity. The Germans arrived at the border transit camp Friedland.

Friedland.
Time to shoot: 1955
Location: Friedland, Germany

A famous photo of the execution of the last Jew of Vinnytsia, made by an officer of the German Einsatzgruppen, who was engaged in executions of persons who were subject to destruction (primarily Jews). The name of the photo was written on its reverse side.

Vinnitsa was occupied by German troops on July 19, 1941. Part of the Jews who lived in the city managed to evacuate. The remaining Jewish population was imprisoned in the ghetto. On July 28, 1941, 146 Jews were shot in the city. In August the shootings resumed. On September 22, 1941, most prisoners of the Vinnytsia ghetto were destroyed (about 28,000 people). Craftsmen, workers and technicians, whose work was needed by the German occupation authorities, were left alive.

Sending of the Slovak Jews to the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Time of shoot: March 1942
Location: Poprad station, Slovakia

German prisoners of war are held in the Majdanek concentration camp. Before the prisoners on the ground lie the remains of the prisoners of the death camp, the crematorium furnaces are also visible. Outskirts of the Polish city of Lublin.

Time to shoot: 1944
Location: Lublin, Poland

Released children from the concentration camp of Auschwitz.

Video capture time: January 1945

The rank of prisoners of war of the Red Army.

1941
The propaganda signature to the photo read: "Among the captured Soviet soldiers there is a woman - even she stopped resisting. This is a "woman-soldier" and at the same time a Soviet commissar, who forced the Soviet soldiers to fiercely resist until the last patron. "

Jewish rabbis in the Warsaw ghetto