[Three Jewish boys, Mukacevo]

[Werkdorp Nieuwesluis Agrarian Training Camp, Wieringermeer, The Netherlands]

[Werkdorp Nieuwesluis Agrarian Training Camp, Wieringermeer, The Netherlands]

[Werkdorp Nieuwesluis Agrarian Training Camp, Wieringermeer, The Netherlands]

[Werkdorp Nieuwesluis Agrarian Training Camp, Wieringermeer, The Netherlands]

[Eastern Europe]

[Mara Vishniac, Roman Vishniac, and Cornell Capa, Aspen, Colorado]

Entrance to Kazimierz, the Jewish district of Krakow

[Maurice Chevalier on the set of Robert Siodmak's film Pièges, Paris]

Recalcitrance, Berlin

[Pariserstrasse, Sächsischestrasse, Wilmersdorf, Berlin]

[Crowds gathering at the gates of Whitehall Palace, London]

[Page 31 from Vishniac’s scrapbook featuring reproductions of his photograph of David Eckstein, including a clipping of an announcement for the 1944 exhibition at the Yiddish Scientific Institute (YIVO), New York (1943–44)]

[Roman Vishniac's personal scrapbook, page 37]

[Roman Vishniac's personal scrapbook, page 38]

[Letter from Meyer F. Steinglass, Director of Publicity, United Jewish Appeal (UJA), New York]

[Roman Vishniac’s English lesson and composition notebook]

[Vishniac's son Wolf arriving with his family in New York Harbor on the S.S. Siboney]

[Sara, sitting in bed in a basement dwelling, with stenciled flowers above her head, Warsaw]

[Yeshiva student brushing his coat for Sabbath evening services, Mukacevo]

[Antisemitic boycotts in Poland transformed peddlers into beggars, Lodz, Lublin or Warsaw]

[Boy standing in front of a banner that reads: “This is the gate through which the righteous will come,” Mukacevo, Rachov or Uzhorod]

[Comedian Imogene Coca with trombone, Village Vanguard, Greenwich Village, New York]

[Woman on kitchen duty, Gut Winkel, a training farm for German Jewish youth hoping to immigrate to Palestine, Spreenhagen in der Mark, Brandenburg, Germany]