Auschwitz - Primary Sources - Auschwitz - the 75th Anniversary of the Liberation (1945 - 2020) - James P. Adams Library at James P. Adams Library

Auschwitz - selected Primary Sources

The Holocaust Revisited: a Retrospective Analysis of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Extermination Complex. by U.S.Central Intelligence Agency, D. Brugioni, R.G. Poirier
Call Number: Hathi Trust digital document
Publication Date: 1979
The camp of disappearing men; a story of the Oswiecim concentration camp, based on reports from the Polish underground labor movement. by John Groth (illustrator)
Call Number: Hathi Trust digital document
Publication Date: 1944
Based on a pamphlet issued by the Polish underground labor movement, translated and published by the Polish labor group under the title: 'Oświecim--Camp of death.'
This was Oswiecim : the story of a murder camp by Philip (Filip) Friedman
Call Number: Hathi Trust digital document
Publication Date: 1946
Compiled from official records and evidence and eye-witness accounts. Translated from the Yiddish original by Joseph Leftwich. Published by the United Jewish Relief Appeal of London.

Elie Wiesel's "Night" and the Holocaust
A "Primary Source Set" (photographs of objects & documents from Auschwitz), resource list and teaching guide on this iconic autobiographical work made available through the Digital Public Library of America
Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library
Among the digitized documents at the Eisenhower Library are original reports, letters, and photographs related to Nazi concentration camps and the Holocaust, including documents which mention Auschwitz in this larger context.