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Lili Jacob herself – who found the album in the Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp after the liberation –was a Czechoslovak citizen, spoke Czech fluently and lived in what was then Czechoslovakia for three years after the war

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Album (or the Lili Jacob Album)—essentially the only images of Jews arriving at Auschwitz (actually at Birkenau) Some of the photographs are familiar to many people There is an image of two young boys in long wool coats that is in almost every Holocaust museum And copies of many other photographs have become iconic images in books

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was impossible to interrogate anyone else about this album Based on Dr Kulka’s recommendation, the Frankfurt court invited Lili Jacob-Zelmanovic, then living in the United States, to testify On December 3, 1964, Lili appeared on the witness stand holding the original album The album was submitted

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the well-known SS photographs in the so-called Lili-Jacob Album (or Auschwitz Album) or the photographs of the Warsaw Ghetto clear- ance,4 these photographs were taken by inmates of Birkenau Specific- ally, they were taken by one or two members of the Sonderkommando,

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to us on the 11th] and present the Auschwitz Album by Lili Jacob An outline for the lecture can be found as an attachment X Stage IX: Supplementing the literature with texts by Irit Amiel and Ida Fink

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found in an album that belonged to a German soldier (AP Photo / USHMM / In 1980, Lili Jacob gave this picture memorial to "Yad Vashem" (AP Photo / Yad Vashem

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surprising and striking fact is that the album fell into the hands of a survivor of that same death transport Lili Jacob opened a photographic album and suddenly recognized the people of her community, who arrived with her to the platform of Birkenau: her rabbi, her numerous family relatives, and herself Yad Vashem and the Auschwitz-Birkenau