The day was May 2, 1961. Jewish photographer Henryk Ross takes his seat on the stand, ready to testify against Nazi Adolf Eichmann. Ross’s testimony, which included photographs taken by him inside Lodz Ghetto in Poland, would come to be known around the world as profound documentation of the atrocities that took place during the Holocaust. This photographic evidence continues to be shared on an international scale, traveling through cultural institutions in order to educate audiences about what