Using images is a powerful way to share the messages raised by HMD at your activities. Here you will find a selection of photographs which we think are suitable, and you are allowed to use these as you wish so long as you do not edit or crop the images and you must supply copyright information as requested. Please pay close attention to the captions for each photograph – it’s important that you tell the whole story behind an image when using it.
We would like to thank the Wiener Library for providing many of the images from the Holocaust. If you do need the images in a higher resolution or a different format, please contact their archive department.
Other special thanks include Brian Steidle, Bill Hunt and Sophie Harrison.
The Nazis established camps where they imprisoned the victims of their hatred. In total, the Nazis created approximately 20,000 camps – including transit, forced labour, and extermination camps throughout German-occupied countries. Camp inmates were...
Many of the Nazi concentration camps throughout Europe have been turned into memorial sites which you can visit. Below you can view images from three sites: Dachau, Auschwitz-Birkenau and Sachsenhausen.These images have been provided by Bill Hunt...
