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The following photos and illustrations are scanned copies from the original publication. For each photo and illustration, I have supplied the page number in the translated version which corresponds to where the photos appeared in the original publication.
Riga
and surrounding area - the grave of thousands of
Latvian and European Jews
(Part I, page 11 )
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Top photo: Ezro School
In the middle, the teacher, Miss Markus. Only a
very few survived from the schools.
Bottom photo: Mitau
The prestigious state high school which many well-known Jewish personalities attended.
(Part I, page 12)
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The Center
The most beautiful part of Riga, where the first
Jewish victims fell
(Part I, page 16)
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(Part 5, page 13)
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Arthur Kaufmann
Son of Max Kaufmann
(Born July 2, 1925, shot on May 20, 1943 in Schlok)
(Part 6, page 12)
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Professor Simon Dubnow
(Part 6, page 14)
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Dwinsk (Daugavpils)
The Center
(Part 6, page 16)
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Dwinsk
On the right, the jail and rail yards where the
Jews were murdered
(Part 7, page 1)
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Rositten (Rezekne)
(Part 7, page 5)
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Top photo: LUTZIN (Ludza)
The Jewish village almost "Judenrein" - free of Jews
Bottom photo: AGLONA CONVENT
Nearby where Jews were put to death
(Part 7, page 6)
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The last route of the Jews
(part 7, page 7)
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LIBAU (Liepaja)
Entire overview
(Part 7, page 8)
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LIBAU: President Cakste Boulevard
Exhibit of first Jewish victims
(Part 7, page 8)
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MITAU (Jelgava):
Market Square
Here fell the first victims
(Part 7, page 9)
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Accomodations at Buchenwald
(Part 14, page 8)
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Choir of the Riga Gogol Synagogue (1930)
(Part 14, page 13)
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