Holocaust Series

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

 The Barrack Diary Series highlights Birkenau concentration camp photographs I took in the summer of 2009. Like my father-in-law, who described in his memoir Witness of Annihilation his own nightmares of living in the barracks in Janowska concentration camp in the 1940's, I experienced the dim, broken, viscerally disturbing spaces of these barracks.

In terms of the historic record, the importance of thee complex of buildings that constitute the Auschwitz and its sister site Birkenau concentration camps, is indisputable.  As humanity marches onward more than fifty years into our present history, these sites serve as profoundly unique evidence of a moment in time – one that is the most difficult to understand.  

In terms of the historic record, the importance of thee complex of buildings that constitute the Auschwitz and its sister site Birkenau concentration camps, is indisputable.  As humanity marches onward more than fifty years into our present history, these sites serve as profoundly unique evidence of a moment in time – one that is the most difficult to understand.  

In terms of the historic record, the importance of thee complex of buildings that constitute the Auschwitz and its sister site Birkenau concentration camps, is indisputable.  As humanity marches onward more than fifty years into our present history, these sites serve as profoundly unique evidence of a moment in time – one that is the most difficult to understand.