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"Cartload of dead" [Ebensee]
Content Note: Caption from a label on the reverse of the photograph. The survivor in the center has his hands resting on one of the corpses. The corpses of the male prisoners are emaciated and naked. They are stacked head to foot, and their arms…
Liberator photographing corpses of prisoners on a handcart at Ebensee
Content Note: The corpses of the male prisoners are emaciated and naked. Liberators and survivors stand behind it. Numbered 20 on the reverse.
"Smilin' thr[ough]" [Ebensee]
Content Note: Caption is from text written below the image. Survivor on a stretcher being loaded into an ambulance [?] by liberators. The survivor is holding what appears to be a folder of documents. A man in the foreground walks towards the…
Two children at Ebensee
Content Note: One little boy has his hands on the other boy's shoulder. They are standing in front of a doorway. Above the door is a sign reading "E[??] verboten". Two male survivors look on from either side of the doorway. See also photo …
A child at Ebensee
Content Note: A little boy is standing with his right hand raised to the collar of his coat. See also photo 06080100PHEB00WESTBE006. Numbered 22 on the reverse.
Two civilians load the corpse of a prisoner onto a horse-drawn cart [Ebensee]
Content Note: The men lift the corpse by the neck and ankles and place it on top of others on the cart. The cart appears to be in front of a crematorium [?]. See also photo 060801PHEB00WESTBE018. Three survivors look on from the doorway. Numbered…
Survivors and liberators walk along a road at Ebensee
Content Note: The road is next to a barbed wire fence. Some of the survivors are naked and emaciated. Some of the survivors and liberators are carrying stretchers. A raised platform is visible in the background. Numbered 4 on the reverse.
Survivors and liberators walking on a road at Ebensee
Content Note: The road is next to a barbed wire fence. There is a raised platform in the background (R). Some of the survivors are naked and emaciated. In the foreground, one survivor leans with his arm around the shoulders of another survivor as…
Two liberators stand under a sign reading "We welcome our liberators" at Flossenburg
Content Note: The sign is on a tall pole in front of a building. Numbered 6 on the reverse.
Dr. William M. Weinberg interview
Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Weinberg served with the Company B, 50th Infantry [Regiment?], 3rd [Infantry?] Division, as a private, and witnessed the liberation of Natzweiler-Struthof, a work camp between Lampertheim and…