Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp - Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery

  • Heinrich Himmler visited Mauthausen-Gusen in 1942, and is shown here conversing with a guard at the quarry.

  • Another image of Himmler at the quarry, taken apparently immediately after the preceding image.

  • Himmler in the quarry, prisoners doing forced labor can be seen at right.

  • Himmler and his entourage ascend the "steps of death" which led from the quarry to a road going up to the Mauthausen camp.

  • An explosion in the quarry, probably done as demonstration for Himmler during his visit.

  • SS-officer in the quarry

  • An SS barracks at Mauthausen

  • Himmler and August Eigruber, one of the chief Austrian Nazis, taken during Himmler's visit to Mauthausen.

  • Himmler's visit

  • Soviet POWs standing before a barracks in Mauthausen Concentration Camp

  • Liberated prisoners give rousing welcome to Cavalrymen of the 11th Armored Division.

  • A survivor of Gusen.

  • Exhibits at Mauthausen

  • Construction of a prisoner barracks.

  • Shot prisoner

  • Execution of Bonarewitz, a prisoner who attempted an escape.

  • New inmates change clothes at roll call square

  • The survivors of Ebensee sub-camp shortly after their liberation.

  • a memorial statue set by the state of Israel

  • One of the barracks in Mauthausen with stones left by Jewish visitors in memory of the past.

  • Prisoners in Ebensee, one of the sub-camps of Mauthausen-Gusen, after liberation by the US 80th Infantry Division

  • Children's Memorial

  • Two of the crematoria

  • The Czechoslovakian Memorial

  • Some of the commemorative plaques on the "Wailing Wall"

  • A list of the dead (click the image for a translation)

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