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    • The Role of Auschwitz in the Holocaust
    • The Sonderkommando in Auschwitz and the Revolt of October 7, 1944
    • The Fate of Soviet POWs in KL Auschwitz
    • Women in Auschwitz
    • SS Personnel in Auschwitz
    • Medical Experiments in Auschwitz
    • The Complexity of the Category Bystander: the City of Oświęcim and Beyond
    • The Exploitation of Labor and the Expansion of the Auschwitz Camp
    • Plundering of Jewish Property in Auschwitz
    • Evacuation, Liquidation, and Liberation
    • Surroundings of Auschwitz I: The Industrial Zone in Images
    • Space and Narration of the Auschwitz Camp Complex
    • Setting the Record Straight: The Importance of New Historical Research about Auschwitz
    • Publishing: Preserving the Voices of Victims and Disseminating Historical Research
    • The Teaching Philosophy of the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust: A Historical Perspective
    • Memory in Place: A Memoir and Meditation on Family Histories of Displacement and Migration
    • Additional Section: Roma and Sinti at Auschwitz
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Home / Sections / Interview with Halina Birenbaum
Interview with Halina Birenbaum
The Principles of Nazi Racial Policies in Occupied Poland
Polish “Political Prisoners” in Auschwitz: 1940-1945
The Role of Auschwitz in the Holocaust
The Sonderkommando in Auschwitz and the Revolt of October 7, 1944
The Fate of Soviet POWs in KL Auschwitz
Women in Auschwitz
SS Personnel in Auschwitz
Medical Experiments in Auschwitz
The Complexity of the Category Bystander: the City of Oświęcim and Beyond
The Exploitation of Labor and the Expansion of the Auschwitz Camp
Plundering of Jewish Property in Auschwitz
Evacuation, Liquidation, and Liberation
Surroundings of Auschwitz I: The Industrial Zone in Images
Space and Narration of the Auschwitz Camp Complex
Setting the Record Straight: The Importance of New Historical Research about Auschwitz
Publishing: Preserving the Voices of Victims and Disseminating Historical Research
The Teaching Philosophy of the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust: A Historical Perspective
Memory in Place: A Memoir and Meditation on Family Histories of Displacement and Migration
Additional Section: Roma and Sinti at Auschwitz

Interview with Halina Birenbaum

Public task financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland within the grant competition “Public Diplomacy 2021"
Auschwitz Academic Guide
Auschwitz: History, Place and People. An Academic Guide to the Camp Complex.
Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, Oświęcim 2021
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