© Mazal Library Index of Aerial Photographs |
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Date | Brief Description |
June 26, 1944 | Photograph annotated by the CIA showing the entire Auschwitz-Birkenau complex. |
Aug. 25, 1944 | Photograph annotated by the CIA showing a close-up view of the gas chambers and prisoners being conducted from the trains. |
Dec. 21, 1944 | Photograph annotated by the CIA, showing the partial dismantling of the gas chambers. |
Frame 3185 | Fragmentary photograph of the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex showing Krematorium II and III, 25 August 1944. |
Frame 3185-cu | Close-up of Krematorium II clearly showing the Zyklon introduction ports on the roof of the gas chamber and the brush fence around both crematoriums, 25 August 1944. |
Frame 3186 | Fragmentary photograph of the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex showing Krematorium II, 25 August 1944. |
Frame 3186-cu | Close-up of Krematorium II clearly showing the Zyklon introduction ports on the roof of the gas chamber and the brush fence around the crematorium, 25 August 1944. |
Frame 6V2 | Photograph of the southern portion of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp. Krematoriums II, III, IV, and V are readily visible as are the brush fences surrounding them., 13 September 1944. |
Farben-01-14-45 | Aerial photograph depicting the entire I. G. Farben industrial complex of Monowice. The Auschwitz and Birkenau camps are to the east of this picture. A massive concrete bomb shelter was constructed to the south of this complex. |
Farben-06-26-44 | Aerial photograph depicting the entire I. G. Farben industrial complex of Monowice. A massive concrete bomb shelter was constructed to the south of this complex. |
Buna-01-14-45 | Amplified aerial photograph of 14 January 1945 showing the Buna Synthetic Rubber Plant in the I.G. Farben complex in Monowice. Bomb craters are visible in the snow. |
Aus-09-13-44-001 | Aerial photograph showing the Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II (Birkenau) camps during a bombing raid on September 13, 1944, to the I.G. Farben complex in Monowice. A small cluster of bombs can be seen in the picture. Six of the homicidal facilities are identified. |
Aus-09-13-44-002 | Aerial photograph of 26 June 1944, of the Town of Oscwiecim. Auschwitz I, Auschwitz II (Birkenau), and the I.G. Farben industrial complex at Monowice are clearly visible. This large-scale photograph shows the relationship and the distances between the various camps. |
Aus-09-13-44-003 | Aerial photograph of September 13, 1944 showing a number of bombs hitting the ground in the vicinity of the main camp, Auschwitz I. |
KII-Color | Aerial Color Photo of Crematorium II (large file) |
KII-B/W | Aerial Black and White Photo of Crematorium II (smaller file). |
KIIa-Color | Aerial Color Photo of Gas Chamber, Crematorium II showing location of Zyklon-B introduction holes (large file) |
KIIa-B/W | Aerial Black and White Photo of Gas Chamber, Crematorium II (smaller file) |
KIIb-Color | Aerial Color Photo (close-up) of Gas Chamber, Crematorium II (large file) |
KIIb-B/W | Aerial Black and White Photo (close-up) of Gas Chamber, Crematorium II (smaller file) |