Wolfsberg bunk beds
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Another drawing by Willi's father, Ludwig Kriessmann, of two men sleeping in a top bunk at Wolfsberg Detention camp. It is titled "Emergency accommodation in the makeshift home." Note the artist's initials LK in the lower corner.
Ludwig Kriessmann was also a violinist and played 1st violin in the camp orchestra. His wife brought his violin to him there. She also brought some books for them both, but was hard-up to bring them any extra food. Unlike Auschwitz and the German main detention camps, Wolfsberg offered no library, no newspapers, and no Red Cross packages like the Jews had gotten.
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Interviews
Interviews and discussions with Wilhelm Kriessmann conducted by Carolyn Yeager for "The Heretics' Hour" between March 2010 and November 2011.
Scrapbook
Pages from Willi's and Trude's scrapbooks, presented as PDF's so you can enlarge the pages for more detailed viewing of the photographs.