Caption for "The crematorium" [Buchenwald]
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Title
Caption for "The crematorium"  [Buchenwald]
            Creator
Wile, Dennis E. (Donor)
            Description
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 what deeds he's done.  'We need a place to burn,  our prisoners will build  it and run it; we will supervise.'  6,000 in one day--Russians--  Belgians--Frenchmen--Jews--Americans--English-- The Ayran Race--The Nazis!  SS Troopers!  Supermen!  Not for Publication"  The photo was stamped "passed" by the Army Examiner. Numbered 4 on the reverse.  Originally "picture A"
            Identifier
06080100PHBU00WILEDE002
                     06080100PHBU00WILEDE002.JPG 
            Subject
Buchenwald (Concentration camp)
                    Wile, Dennis E.
            Coverage
Weimer (Germany)
            Source
1 silver gelatin print Image size: 4 7/16" x 6 1/2";  Paper size: 4 15/16" x 7" bent, cracked, stained, tape, scratches, glue residue, damage  on negative.  Reverse of photo: glue residue with fibers;  dust; paper label; paper label glued on and then removed,  tearing the backing and leaving remnants of the label.
            Date
4 -  0 - 1945
            Contributor
Emory University
                    Encoded as part of the SAGE Digital Archive Project: A Collaborative Project between the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, 1997-2000.
                    Funding for the SAGE Digital Archive Project was provided by a local foundation.
            Rights
Researchers should contact the repository for terms governing the use of the collection.
            Relation
Negative.  TIFF image (400 dpi).  JPG image (72 dpi).
            Format
JPG (72 dpi); 57 KB  Digital image created as part of SAGE project, 1998.
            Collection
Citation
Wile, Dennis E. (Donor), “Caption for "The crematorium"  [Buchenwald],” Witness to the Holocaust, accessed October 31, 2025, https://witness.digitalscholarship.emory.edu/items/show/413.
