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Thirty portraits are presented in this exhibition. They are contemporary black-and-white photographs of former Nazi concentration camp prisoners taken, the authors say, "usually in the privacy of the homes of the people we spoke to, without any cosmetic retouching, make-up, posing, or complicated lighting."

On the 58th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz Concentration Camp by the Red Army, ceremonies were held at the site of the camp. Former prisoners were joined at the monument to the victims of the camp by government and local officials, and members of the diplomatic corps. ...

Sunday, January 26, 2003 4:30 p.m. Arbeit Macht Frei Gate – State Museum, Oświecim (Auschwitz Main Camp site) Young People's Vigil light – music – spoken word In memory of those who remain forever beneath the heavens at Oświęcim.

The first session of the fifth post-graduate course co-organized by the Museum and the Pedagogical Academy in Cracow was held on Friday, January 25. After the opening ceremonies, the participants met with Madame Borras, a former Auschwitz Concentration Camp prisoner from France.

Professor Marian Kołodziej has made his final addition of new drawings to the exhibit of his work, titled Images from Memory: Labyrinths, in the basement of the church at the International Father Kolbe Center in Harmęże.

As they do each year on the anniversary of the start of the Death March by prisoners of the Jawiszowice sub-camp of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp, a delegation of miners from the Brzeszcze Coal Mine placed floral tributes at the memorial marking the event.