Negatives, slides, and photographs, circa 1906, 1941-1949, 1979, undated

Images show Popowski's mother, Sarah Roza Kornblum; Popowski with her sister, Hannah, in Częstochowa; post-war photographs of Popowski, her husband, Henry, and son, Mark; Popowski's false Polish identification and health insurance papers; and a photograph of the Wozniak family, the first Polish family to hide Popowski in Krakow. Two original photographs are included, one taken in Krakow in 1941 showing a Nazi officer on the street with several civilians, and one showing an Israeli memorial in a Tel Aviv cemetery erected by descendants of immigrants to Israel from Kałuszyn, Poland.