The Museum’s collection has also retained individual portraits by inmates of other nationalities, including Vladimir Zlamall and Vasili Ivanov.

Vladimir Zlamall was a Czech inmate brought to Auschwitz in December 1942. He worked in the camp hospital in blocks Nos. 20 and 21, where, to the order of the SS medical staff, he made coloured drawings of inmates suffering from noma, including those sent by Dr Mengele from Birkenau. He also illegally drew portraits of his fellow inmates. Four of his portraits, including that of Zygmunt Pociecha, have been preserved in the Museum collection.

Vasili Ivanov, a Russian inmate, stayed at Auschwitz in 1944, where he portrayed his fellows. Two of his portraits have been preserved in the collection.