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              <text>Two survivors appear to be pushing the corpse of a prisoner into a crematorium oven [Dachau]</text>
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              <text>1 -  1 - 1945</text>
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              <text>1 silver gelatin print Image size: 7 3/8" x 9 7/16";  Paper size: 8" x 10" torn, bent, cracked, scratches, worn edges, moisture wrinkling,  damage on negative.  Reverse of photo: age discoloration  around edges, stained, paper label.</text>
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              <text>Content Note: The corpse of the prisoner has been slid approximately half way into the crematorium oven. The survivors stand on either side of the oven doors.  One of them holds a pole ending in a hook.  The other appears to be pushing the body with a pole.  Numbered 67 on the reverse. [Original is in the 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City, OK.]  This photo seems to be part of a series of photos including 06080100PHDA00DUNNJO002, 06080100PHDA00DUNNJO003,  and 06080100PHDA00DUNNJO004.  See also 06080100PHDA00COOPBE002.  The events depicted appear to be a reenactment.</text>
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