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              <text>1 silver gelatin print Image size: 4 1/2" x 6 7/16";  Paper size: 5" x 6 9/16"  (irregular edges) bent, scratches, fingerprints, damage on negative.  Reverse of  photo: age discoloration around edges, dark fingerprints and  smudges, paper label, writing, typing.</text>
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              <text>Content Note: Title from caption on the reverse.  Corpses of executed prisoners lie on the ground.  They are clothed in prisoner uniforms and emaciated.  One liberator stands in the foreground facing them (back to the camera, visible from the shoulders down).  In the background, several other liberators stand looking at the corpses.  One liberator may be photographing the corpses.  Erickson photo 2 is a close-up of the same scene.  Numbered 2 on the reverse.</text>
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