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- Collection: Photographs
Badly charred corpses of prisoners [Gardelegen Incident]Content Note: Corpses of prisoners lie in rows in a field in preparation for burial. Numbered 1 on the reverse.
Barracks for Hungarian women at Stalag II-B in DuderstadtContent Note: Caption text from a separate page: "Barracks for Hungarian women are placed next to a Nazi munitions factory in captured Duderstadt in…
Bridge "built by A Company 1270th Engineer Combat Battalion and 678 Engineer LE Company. "Content Note: Caption from writing on reverse of photograph. Additional caption text: "Nuremberg, Germany, April 27, 1945. Built By A Company 1270th…
Bunker at the firing range used during training in EnglandContent Note: Soldiers used Allied and German weapons to learn to distinguish the weapons used by the enemy. Three soldiers stand on top of the hill…
Caption for "A living deadman" [Buchenwald]Content Note: Text: "A living deadman. He won't recover! A day later and some 20,000 men would have been liquidated had it not been for Patton's…
Caption for "Corpses of prisoners near the crematorium oven" [Buchenwald]Content Note: Text: " 'If you starve them, when they die you have less to burn, and the more you burn them more healthy your workmen by replacement.' …
Caption for "Dead outside barracks" [Buchenwald]Content Note: Text: "Nazis show their value for Human Life at Weimar, Germany. At Camp Buchenwald this is a nights claim for one barrack or block. …
Caption for "Prisoners used to produce plasma with typhus antibodies" [Buchenwald]Content Note: Text: "No, the Nazis wasn't quite insane for instance some men where [sic] allowed to live because they were continually being injected…
Caption for "The crematorium" [Buchenwald]Content Note: Text: "The Civilian is a Jew--Polished apples for 6 yrs at Weimar Concentration Camp--Who knows what price he's paid for his life, or…
Captured German guards [Bergen-Belsen]Content Note: In the foreground, men wearing military uniforms stand in two rows with their backs to the camera. In front of them men in uniform…