Reprisals against participants in the Warsaw Uprising (1944)

Warsaw residents evicted from their homes and gathered in a square to be sent to German concentration camps after the defeat of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. People carrying their belongings walk down the street, gathering in a column.

One of the columns of Varsovians being sent to concentration camps moves along a city street; a panorama of the column.

A view of a column of people from an upper-story window of a building.

Photographs of the surrender of the uprising leader, Bur-Komorowski, and his signing of the capitulation.

Bur-Komorowski, accompanied by German soldiers, leaves the building and gets into a car.

Bur-Komorowski in the backseat of the car.

A column of surrendered uprising participants passes by the ruins on a Warsaw street.

Photographs of uprising participants captured.

Views of destroyed Warsaw neighborhoods.

A panorama of part of one of the destroyed neighborhoods (above).

Burning ruined buildings and churches.

A German soldier at an intersection near one of the burning buildings.

A flamethrower jet bursts into a basement.

A German officer, sitting at a table outside, gives orders to blow up buildings.

The collapse of a building in Warsaw.