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Content Note: Numbered 79 on the reverse.

Content Note: Transcript of an oral history interview. Freedman served with the Company C, 304th [Infantry Regiment], 76th [Infantry] Division and witnessed the liberation of Buchenwald. Location of interview: Washington, DC (International…

Content Note: The liberator stands to the side of the oven, facing it. The oven doors are open and a chute slopes down to the floor. Numbered 14 on the reverse.

Content Note: A soldier on the lefthand side stands on a cart to take a photograph of a large pile of corpses of prisoners. Other liberators and survivors are visible in the background. The corpses are near several long, low buildings. Numbered 96…

Content Note: The corpses of the male prisoners are emaciated and naked. Liberators and survivors stand behind it. Numbered 20 on the reverse.

Content Note: The road is next to a barbed wire fence. A raised platform is visible in the background. Liberators carry empty stretchers. Survivors and other liberators walk in the opposite direction. Numbered 11 on the reverse.

Content Note: Supplies are piled in the foreground to the left. A jeep and ambulance are parked in the foreground to the right.

Content Note: Liberators examine corpses of executed prisoners scattered on the ground near barracks. The corpses are clothed in prisoner uniforms. Numbered 71 on the reverse. Photograph was printed in June 1979.

Content Note: Text on reverse: "Be sure and keep these pictures, honey. These I taken [sic] myself." A naked, emaciated corpse lies in the center foreground. Behind the corpse, liberators walk between and behind the other corpses scattered on the…

Content Note: The corpses of two SS guards lie on their backs on the ground. A swasticka insignia lies next to the one nearest to the camera. A group of liberators stands over the corpses. Numbered 95 on the reverse.