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THE STRUTHOF
ALBUM STUDY OF THE
GASSING AT NATZWEILER-STRUTHOF
by Jean-Claude Pressac
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The following are now presented :
· The documents produced at Nuremberg on the genesis
and
the history of the collection of skeletons.
· Testimony by a
civilian witness about the adaptation of
the gas chamber, and testimony by
the man who carried
out the gassing operation.
(In these
depositions, the English “prisoner” is
consistently used for the
German “Häftling”.)
· The available
photographic documentation |
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The Great War
Crimes Trial
International Military Tribunal
Nuremberg |
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| Blue Series : |
Volume XXXVIII, |
pages 227-236 |
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| Red Series : |
Supplement A, |
pages 1283-1289 |
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| Green Series : |
Volume I, |
pages 748-752 |
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| Documents NO-085, NO-086, NO-089, NO-087, NO-088,
NO-091 |
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REGARDING
the constitution, first of a
collection
of skulls of Jewish Bolshevik commissars,
and then of a
collection
of 150 skeletons of Jews
for Professor Hirt,
director of
the institute of Anatomy at Strasbourg,
the selection of 115
individuals at K.L. Auschwitz,
namely 79 Jewish men,
2 Polish men, 4
Asian men
and 30 Jewish women,
the plan to transfer them to K.L.
Natzweiler,
the incompletion of work on the collection
in the face
of a possible enemy threat to Strasbourg,
and finally the total
dispersion
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