Group of ten volumes, all relating to Ravensbruck. Texts in German, French, Croatian, Hungarian, Polish and Czech. All written immediately following the end of the war.

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* Frauen KZ Ravensbrück. Geschildert von Ravensbrücker Häftlingen. Vienna, (1945). * Lyle Bairmont. Bagnes de Femmes celles de Ravensbrück, Auschwitz, etc. Illustrated. Liége, (1945). * Jane Ponsaint. Je suis condamnée à mort: Ravensbruck, 1942-44, Mauthausen, 1945. Uncut copy. Brussels, (1945). * Constance Liégeois. Calvaire de Femmes. Ciney (Belgium), (1945). * Ilsa Maršálková. Za mřížemi a drát pravdivé kapitoly Terezín, Osvěčim, Ravensbrück [“Behind Bars and Wire…”]. Prague, 1945.* Vajda Zoltán József. Nők a Pokolban [“Women in Hell.”] Kispest, 1945. * Frauen-Konzentrationslager Ravesnbrück. Illustrated. Halle, 1946. * Rosane. Terre de cendres: Ravensbrück et Belsen, 1943-1945. Illustrated. An uncut and unopened copy. Paris, 1946. * Zora Matijević. Ravensbrück Zenski Logor Smrti [“Women's Death Camp.”] Zagreb, 1946. * Maria Wysznacka. Bestie i Ludzie. Ravensbrück-Szwecja: Wspomnienia i wrażenia [“Beasts and People. Ravensbrück-Sweden: Memories and Impressions.”] Włocławek, (1946).

Ravensbrück was a German concentration camp exclusively for women that operated from 1939 to 1945, located some 50 miles north of Berlin.