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Content Note: In the foreground, two liberators and a survivor help another survivor rise from a stretcher in front of the entrance to a tent. The survivor on the stretcher is wearing only a striped shirt and holds his hand to his head. A liberator…

Content Note: The road is next to a barbed wire fence. A raised platform is visible in the background. Liberators carry empty stretchers. Survivors and other liberators walk in the opposite direction. Numbered 11 on the reverse.

Content Note: The corpses of the male prisoners are emaciated and naked. Liberators and survivors stand behind it. Numbered 20 on the reverse.

Content Note: The liberator stands to the side of the oven, facing it. The oven doors are open and a chute slopes down to the floor. Numbered 14 on the reverse.

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Grooen was born in Belgium in 1925 and raised in Holland. After the Germans occupied Holland, he and some other teenagers published an anti-German underground newspaper. Beginning in 1940, he…

Content Note: The survivor covers his face with his hands. The stretcher is on a rock-strewn ground. There is another survivor on a stretcher behind him. Three survivors walk in the background (only their legs are visible). Numbered 41 on the…

Content Note: Photo is out of focus. There is a chute sloping down from the oven. Numbered 52 on the reverse.

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Weston served with the 30th Field Hospital, 20th Corps, 3rd Army, and witnessed the liberation of Ebensee. Location of interview: Atlanta, Georgia.

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Cohn served with the 3rd Army, 3rd Calvary, 20th Corps, and witnessed the liberation of Ebensee. Location of interview: Columbus, Georgia.

Content Note: The survivor has his hands resting on one of the corpses. Another survivor stands to the right looking at him. The corpses of the male prisoners are emaciated and naked. They are stacked head to foot, and their arms are crossed over…