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Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Scott served with the 183rd Engineer Combat Battalion of the 3rd Army and witnessed the liberation of Buchenwald. Location of interview: Atlanta, Georgia. The case file also includes a publication…

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Schley served as a battalion surgeon and witnessed the liberation of Ohrdruf. Later, he toured Mauthausen and Gusen. Location of interview: Savannah, Georgia.

Content Note: Caption from label on reverse side of photograph. Three men stand in near an open door. One o fthe men wears a white lab coat. Numbered 4 on the reverse.

Content Note: Caption from label on reverse side of photograph. A survivor (now a displaced person or "D. P.") stands at the foot of a long flight of stone steps. He holds something wrapped in a cloth under one arm. Numbered 2 on the reverse.

Content Note: Caption from label on reverse side of photograph. The photograph is taken through a barbed wire fence. A group of survivors gather in front of a building, while others sit looking on. Numbered 1 on the reverse.

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Schifter served with the T Force (Intelligence Unit) of the 12th Army and then was attached to the 1st Infantry Division. He witnessed the liberation of Camp Dora. Later, Schifter was a member of the…

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Nesbitt served as a Sergeant with the Royal Canadian Air force and witnessed the liberation of Bergen-Belsen. Place of interview: Atlanta, Georgia.

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Sadek served with the 1st and 3rd Divisions of the Polish Army and witnessed the liberation of a camp near Majdanek and Sachsenhausen. Location of interview: Lisbon, Connecticut.

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Robinson served with the 1477th Engineer Maintenance Company and witnessed the liberation of Bergen-Belsen. Location of interview: Stone Mountain, Georgia.

Content Note: Title from caption on the reverse. Liberators examine corpses of executed prisoners scattered on the ground near the barracks. The corpses are clothed in prisoner uniforms. Numbered 67 on the reverse.