Jawischowitz sub-camp
Map of Jawischowitz sub-camp |
Hospital barracks for Jawischowitz sub-camp inmates. Photograph taken during the occupation |
Jawischowitz sub-camp kitchen building. Photograph taken during the occupation |
Figures of miners sculptured by prisoner Jacques Markiel in 1944 on the orders of the Jawischowitz sub-camp commandant. They stood on either side of the sub-camp’s entrance gate |
Brzeszcze, park in Dworcowa Street. Site of former Jawischowitz sub-camp. Roll call square lamp and prisoners’ bathhouse |
Brzeszcze, park in Dworcowa Street. Site of former Jawischowitz sub-camp. Bathhouse interior |
Street. Site of former Jawischowitz sub-camp. Monument honouring sub-camp victims, unveiled in 1983 |
Portrait of Anna Madej, an inhabitant of Jawiszowice, offered to her by prisoners as a token of gratitude for her help. Secretly drawn by the prisoner Jacques Markiel |
Portrait of Geza Schein offered by the subject to Emilia Klimczyk as a token of gratitude for her help. The portrait was secretly drawn by prisoner Jacques Markiel |
07.2004 |
07.2004 |
07.2004 |
08.2009 |
08.2009 |
11.2009 |
05.2004 - In 1945 the then director of the Mining School, Tadeusz Michna, transferred the statues to the entrance of the school. In 2007 they were given to the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, where they have |
11.2009 - There, too, identical copies have been made, which in November 2009. installed in the park |
12.2009 |
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