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Soldiers examine a building [Buchenwald]
Content Note: Soldiers crowd around near the windows of a building. Numbered 18 on the reverse.
Exterior of camp buildings [Buchenwald]
Content Note: Exterior of a series of barracks. People are walking by and sitting in front of them. One of them has a bicycle. In the foreground is a tall, wire fence surrounding a rectangle of bare earth. A small group of people appear to be…
Pile of human remains [Buchenwald]
Content Note: A pile of human remains in front of a wooden fence. A man enters from the right walking. Numbered 16 on the reverse.
Survivors standing in front of building [Buchenwald]
Content Note: Two male survivors stand in the foreground. Behind them is a building. Survivors are sitting in front of and in the windows of the building. The survivors wear a combination of striped uniforms and what appear to be military…
"The man in the center was murdered and decapitated a few minutes after this photo was taken" [Buchenwald]
Content Note: The guard stands at the center with his shirt open. He is surounded by survivors, most of whom are facing the camera. Numbered 10 on the reverse.
"A man being murdered" [Buchenwald]
Content Note: Title from caption on the reverse. Additional caption text: "this man had been a guard but we let the inmates kill him." A crowd of survivors surrounds the guard. Many of the survivors are looking up at the camera. The crowd is near…
"German Tiger tank--shot its last load"
Content Note: Title from caption on the reverse. Additional caption text: "Me on the right." Jackson served with the 84th Field Hospital. Two liberators stand in front of a tank. Numbered 12 on the reverse.
Human remains from one day's killing at Buchenwald
Content Note: Caption from a separate page: "This heap of ashes and bones represents only one day's killing of prisoners by SS Troops. Every day a similar pile of ashes was brought out in the courtyard of the camp. Weimar, Germany." Numbered 53 on…
Child survivors lead a line of older survivors to a U. S. Army medical station [Buchenwald]
Content Note: Caption from a separate page: "Children liberated from camp lead a line of older prisoners still strong enough to walk from camp to U. S. Army medical station for treatment." The children appear to be walking in rows (four across). …
"Example of what happened to inmates at Buchenwald. Literally skin and bones."
Content Note: Title from caption on a separate page. Male survivor standing with a checkered cloth wrapped around him. His legs and face are emaciated. A camp building is visible in the background. Numbered 50 on the reverse (Izac 18)