Content Note: Title from caption on reverse. A liberator poses next to a room full of the corpses of prisoners. See 06060100PHBU00WILEDE004 for the caption on the reverse of the original print. Numbered 3 on the reverse. Originally "picture B"
Content Note: Text: "The Civilian is a Jew--Polished apples for 6 yrs at Weimar Concentration Camp--Who knows what price he's paid for his life, or what deeds he's done. 'We need a place to burn, our prisoners will build it and run it; we will…
Content Note: Title from caption on the reverse. Several soldiers and a Jewish civilian stand next to the ovens inside a crematorium. One of the soldiers holds one of the oven doors open. See 06060100PHBU00WILEDE002 for the caption on the reverse of…
Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Wildman served as a Division Chaplain in the 8th Infantry Division and witnessed the liberation of Wobbelin. He is a retired Presbyterian minister. Place of interview: Atlanta, Georgia.
Content Note: The corpses lay in front of the fence. Behind the fence, a guard tower and a barrack are visible. See also photograph 06080100PHLA00RASKAN004. Numbered 12 on the reverse.
Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Weston served with the 30th Field Hospital, 20th Corps, 3rd Army, and witnessed the liberation of Ebensee. Location of interview: Atlanta, Georgia.
Content Note: Male survivors stand and walk near a truck with a cross on a white circle painted on it. One man is naked and stands with his hand on the side of the truck. Numbered 9 on the reverse.
Content Note: Caption from label on the reverse of the photograph. New graves marked with crosses. Houses are visible in the background. Numbered 28 on the reverse.