Khazar-khum Wrote:
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> Henryk Ross, a photographer, managed to shoot
> scenes of daily life in the ghetto until 1944.
> Expecting to be sent to the camps, he and his
> family buried thousands of his negatives so that,
> in the future, a record of the hellhole would be
> preserved. Amazingly, Ross was one of fewer than
> 900 to survive the Nazis and meet the Soviet army.
>
>
> Over 4000 of his negatives survived. Currently
> they're at the MFA.
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> I'm reminded of Eisenhower ordering his
> photographers to document every inch of the camps,
> so some SOB wouldn't come along and say it never
> happened.


Most of the camps were liberated by the Soviets the Brits were also involved to a lesser extent .
In a similar vein . [en.wikipedia.org]