| 50. |
Caricature of Professor Hirt. |
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| 51. |
Frontal
view of Prof. Hirt’s face. |
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| 52. |
List of
professors at the Strasbourg Faculty. This piece of cardboard was found on
Professor Hirt's desk next to his telephone by Dr. Winckler. The camp of
Struthof-Natzweiler appears at the top, and underneath there is a list of
professors of the German Faculty. |
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| 53. |
Another
view of the vats in the basement. Several corpses of 86 people assassinated in
August 1943 in the Struthof gas chamber: 16 of these corpses were found intact.
[According to available sources, the gassings took place on the 11, 13,
17 and 19 or the 14 and 15 (of the women) August 1943.]
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| 54. |
View of a
vat containing emaciated corpses. |
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| 55. |
Corpses
of probably Jewish (male) subjects who suffered the same fate. |
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| 56. |
Corpse
bearing the identification number 107969 as a tattoo on the left forearm.
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| 57. |
Corpse of
young and robust subject, on whom an autopsy was per-formed by experts; the
identification number tattoo on the left forearm is not visible on the
photograph. |
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| 58. |
Idem. [Ditto] |
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| 59. |
Other
corpses brought from the gas chamber. |
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| 60. |
Idem. [Ditto] |
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| 61. |
Idem.
[Ditto] |
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| 62. |
Female
corpses lying in a vat (CDJC-CXXIX-78, photo no. 10).
[There are
three.] |
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| 63. |
Idem.
[Ditto] |
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| 64. |
Female
corpse.
[The same as the one on the left in photograph 63, removed from
the vat and exposed.] |
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| 65. |
Idem,
[Ditto]
[Woman on the right in photograph 63.] |
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| 66. |
Idem.[Ditto]
[Woman in the middle in photograph 63. These three
women all have, at the top and in the middle of the left thigh, a gash for the
injection of formol (explanation uncertain; source: legends on Anatomy
photographs kept at the Permanent Military Tribunal of Metz) or rather
phenol (Jewish Contemporary Documentation Center, Paris, CXXIX-78,
caption photo nº 10). |
