The Dachau Concentration camp was built in 1933 by the Nazi inside an old gunpowder factory near the city of Dachau, located about 5km north of Munich, in southern Germany. It was one of the most difficult photo sessions I´ve made. Today the pictures belong to the Yad Vashem Museum in Israel, the only place in the world dedicated to the history of the Holocaust and it´s victims.
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Isac Peres Santos
Muito bom este artigo.Gostaria como sujestão, que sobreviventes desse e de outros campos, mantivessem contatos permanentes em site( se existe não sei mas gostaria de saber), pois como pesquisador e historiador que sou, sempre solicito artigos referentes ao assunto para palestras e outros.Fica aqui minha sugestão.
Oct 09, 2008 @ 17:10
Tracy Harris
To whom it may concern..I’m trying to find someone with the knowledge of pictures of Dachau Concentration Camp deathes. My brother found these pictures and would like to know where he might find out about them.
Mar 24, 2009 @ 21:08
Daniel Brunod
Hi Tracy, you may find answers by contacting the Yad Vashem Museum in israel. It´s my knowledge that the are the most important institution dedicated to the history of the Holocaust. try at: http://www.yadvashem.org/
hope it helps.
Mar 24, 2009 @ 23:59
David
Your images of Dachau are excellent and touching. Thank you for sharing them. My father was liberated from Dachau and I visited the camp with him. Your images capture the essence of the place now very well.
Apr 12, 2009 @ 22:48