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The DachauAlbum An Interfaith HolocaustProgram HOME THE PROJECT PRESSRECOGNITION TRAILER DONATE THE TEAM CONTACT US More DLA WIECZNEJ PAMICI Z CZASOW CIKIEJ I DUGIEJ NIEWOLI To be a keepsake forever from times ofdifficult and long captivity Arnold Unger at 15 years old survived the concentration camp in Dachau Germany. Upon his emigration to the United States in 1947 he had in his possession a leatherbound personalized album consisting of 30 captivating color drawings illustrating a sequential artistic narrative of life and death in Dachau an Artists Diary. The album also contains several Nazi uniform patches a swatch of a prisoners uniform and hundreds of photographs portraying the horrors of the camp followed by the jubilation of the prisoners upon liberation and their attempts at a normal life. The artwork in the Dachau Album was created by a Roman Catholic Polish political prisoner by the name of Michael Porulski who had been in various concentration camps throughout most of World War II.