gallery - Sobibor Interviews

Flowers and burning candles at the mound of ashes to commemorate the victims.

The former residence of the camp commander.

Railway personnel in front of the small station of Sobibor opposite the camp (photograph NIOD).

Inspection at Sobibor, probably in 1942. (private collection Jules Schelvis)

Sobibor in 1944. The watchtower of the former forestry is clearly visible (photograph United States Holocaust Memorial Museum).

The shoemakers workshop (left) and the tailor workshop in Lager I shortly after the uprising. SS are throwing buckets of water on the front barracks, only to set fire to the building behind it moments later (photograph NIOD).

Aerial photo of the camp, around 1943-1944 (photograph United States Holocaust Memorial Museum).

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