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Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Nash served first with the 961st Engineer Maintenance Company and later with the 20th Corps of Engineers in the 3rd Army. He witnessed the liberation of Buchenwald. Place of interview: Atlanta,…

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Jucksch served as a PFC with the 71st Infantry Division of the 3rd Army and witnessed the liberation of Gunskirchen. Location of interview: Waterford, Connecticut. The case file also contains a…

Content Note: In the foreground, the naked corpses of female prisoners lie on the ground in rows. Cloth or clothing lies between and around the corpses. In the background, liberators and what appear to be German civilians stand looking at the…

Content Note: The liberators' helmets have "MP" on them. The corpses are emaciated and naked. Numbered 16 on the reverse.

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Keithan taped a narrative and sent it to the Project. He served with the 'H' Company, 232nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division, as a technician, fifth grade, and witnessed the liberation of…

Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Klug was born in Poland in 1928 and grew up in Danzig. Her family moved to Lodz and then to Czenstochowa. In 1942, she was deported to the Oberalpstadt work camp near Theresienstadt, from which she was…

Content Note: Large pile of clothes near a building. Soldiers walk near the building. Numbered 1 on the reverse.

Content Note: Close-up of corpses of prisoners piled several deep, feet towards the camera. The corpses are naked. Numbered 2 on the reverse.

Content Note: View through double doors of a building. Corpses have been piled inside. The ones to the right appear to be covered with some sort of cloth or tarp. Numbered 3 on the reverse.

Content Note: Side door of the railroad car is open, revealing corpses. They appear to be clothed. Numbered 4 on the reverse.