[Roman and Edith Vishniac with Cornell Capa (standing) responding to questions at The Concerned Photographer 2 exhibition, International Center of Photography, 1130 Fifth Avenue, New York]

Children seeking light and air outside their basement home, Krochmalna Street, Warsaw

[Chaim Simcha Mechlowitz, a farmer and tanner, Vysni Apsa, Carpathian Ruthenia]

Carrier of heavy loads, Lodz

Exhausted. A carrier of heavy loads, Warsaw

The notice on the wall reads "Come Celebrate Chanukah." These men are selling old clothes, Kazimierz, Krakow

Marc Chagall, New York

[Page 3 of Vishniac’s scrapbook featuring “They Came on the Navemar,” with photographs by Vishniac from a report printed by the National Refugee Service (ca. 1941–42)]

[Roman Vishniac's personal scrapbook, page 4]

[Nazi soldiers marching next to the Arsenal in front of the Berlin Cathedral]

[Nettie Stub, eleven years old, from Hanover, in a Polish detention camp, Zbaszyn]

Basement home of a porter and his family, Warsaw

[Egress from a network of multi-family basement dwellings, Krochmalna Street, Warsaw]

[Boy with kindling in a basement dwelling, Krochmalna Street, Warsaw]

[Student raising her hand in Hebrew school, Bronx House, Washington Avenue, Bronx]

[Preparing food in a Jewish soup kitchen, Berlin]

[Singer Ida James, Café Society, Greenwich Village, New York]

[Alexanderplatz, Berlin]

[Program for annual gala dinner in honor of Albert Einstein hosted by Children to Palestine, Inc. Greater New York Committee, March 31, 1952, signed by Albert Einstein]

[Albert Einstein, Princeton, New Jersey]

[Page 6 from Vishniac’s scrapbook featuring his photograph of the Gumprecht family on the cover of Refugees...1942: The Annual Report of the National Refugee Service]

Car, Baracoa, Cuba

Grandfather and granddaughter

[Grandmother and grandchildren in basement dwelling, Krochmalna Street, Warsaw]