Digital collection

The photo was taken at an interview shortly before he travelled to Israel on 20th January 1959.

In the film 'Der Tod fährt mit', 1962.

Sonja Ziemann shows Marek Hłasko her world. Probably 1957.

Jan Kiepura und seine Ehefrau die Sängerin und Schauspielerin Martha Eggerth bei den Berliner Filmfestspielen im Jahre 1952.

Jan Kiepura receives congratulations from the wife of the Reich Minister of Labour Seldte after a festive concert in honour of the Polish singer on the occasion of the opening of the German-Polish Ins...

Jan Kiepura is congratulated by the Reich Minister for Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, 1935.

Jan Kiepura at a concert in the Marmorsaal in the Berliner Zoo on 25th February 1935 to mark the opening of the German/Polish Institute in the Lessing College.

Jan Kiepura on stage during the concert in the Marmorsaal of the Berlin Zoologischer Garten.

The singer Jan Kiepura at a concert in his honour organised by the German/Polish Institute in the Berlin “Zoologischer Garten” in June 1936.

Jan Kiepura, Singer. A portrait in stage costume. 1935.

Women workers in front of the gate of the Wilhelmsburg wool-combing factory. The photo was taken around the end of the 1920s.

Polish migrants in Wilhelmsburg kept up their traditions and religious attachments, as can be seen here in this photo of a first communion.

The Walczak family: on the left Peter Walczak. The photo was probably taken in 1914 and comes from the estate of Peter Walczak.

The wool combing factory housing estate shortly before the First World War.

The photo was probably taken shortly before the First World War.

Witold Szalonek, ein Foto für das Musikfestival “Warszawska Jesień” (Warschauer Herbst) 1985.

Roman Lipski, in seinem Atelier in Berlin-Schöneberg (2015).

The rock group "Rote Gitarren"; 1980 in East Berlin.

The rock group "Rote Gitarren"; 1980 in East Berlin.

Artur Brauner and his wife Maria at the premiere of the play "The Blue Room".