Illustrations

• Front cover: Polish prisoners toast their liberation 29 April 1945. (courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration)
  
• Title Page: Arbeit Macht Frei (‘work is liberty’) (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 1: The Museum building (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 2: Propaganda photograph from December 1933 portraying Dachau prisoners playing sport (courtesy of the Hoffman Archive Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)
  
• Plate 3: Propaganda photograph from June 1933 of prisoners building a swimming pool at Dachau Concentration Camp (courtesy of the Hoffman Archive Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)
  
• Plate 4: Newspaper propaganda report regarding Dachau Concentration Camp November 1936 (courtesy of the Hoffman Archive Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)
  
• Plate 5: The Jourhaus (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 6: The Schubraun (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 7: The Shower Room (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 8: The Wiener Graben Quarry (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 9: Entrance to Auschwitz Concentration Camp Memorial Site (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 10: Roll Call Square with a view towards the Jourhaus (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 11: Reconstructed barrack block (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 12: Reconstruction of washing facilities inside barrack block (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 13: Reconstruction of toilet facilities inside barrack block (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 14: Location of former barrack blocks (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 15: The Jewish Memorial (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 16: The Jewish Memorial (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 17: The Jewish Memorial (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 18: Blessed Stefan Wincenty Frelichowski, Polish priest who died in Dachau on 23 February 1945 (photograph taken by the author of an oil painting in Torun, Poland 2008)
  
• Plate 19: Carmelite Convent (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 20: Catholic Church ‘The Mortal Agony of Christ’ (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 21: The Protestant Church of Reconciliation (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 22: Bas-relief by Hubertus von Pilgrim (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 23: Steel door designed by Fritz Kuhn (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 24: Stained glass window designed by Emil Kiess (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 25: Synagoga and Ecclesia by the artist Franz Hammerle (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 26: Deformed cross within the Protestant Church of Reconciliation (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 27: Russian Orthodox Chapel (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 28: Shooting range at Herbertshausen (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 29: Fritz Koelle’s Unknown Concentration Camp Inmate (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 30: The first Dachau crematorium (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 31: Double muffle oven inside the first Dachau crematorium (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 32: Baracke X (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 33: Ovens inside Baracke X (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 34: The gas chamber inside Baracke X (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 35: The Bunker (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 36: Liberated prisoners ‘On the Edge of Freedom’ (photograph courtesy of the Hulton Archive and Getty Images)
  
• Plate 37: In the Machine by Nandor Glid (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 38: In the Machine by Nandor Glid (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 39: Reconstructed watchtower (contemporary photograph: author)
  
• Plate 40: Never Again – Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site (contemporary photograph: author)