| LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS |
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Facing
page |
| No. 30 Lindenstrase,
Lüneburg, scene of the Belsen Trial |
xlviii |
| Interior view of the
court-room |
xlviii |
| The prisoners in the
dock |
1 |
| The accused wearing
their number plaques; Kramer, the Kommandant, is No. 1 |
1 |
| The barracks where
the German personnel lived; contrast the conditions here with those in Camp No.
1 |
32 |
| The main square in
Camp No. 2 |
32 |
| Camp No. 1 from
look-out tower used by German guards |
33 |
| Accumulated rubbish
piled round the huts of Camp No 1 |
33 |
| Plan of Belsen Camp
No. 1 |
56 |
| As the victims die,
they are carried to the piles of bodies |
64 |
| The unbelievable
squalor of Camp No. 1 |
64 |
| Those who died in the
night are cleared out of the huts in the morning |
65 |
| The only source of
water for all purposes for the inmates: foul- smelling, stagnant, and with dead
bodies floating in it |
65 |
| The living, the
dying, and the dead are herded together in the huts |
96 |
| The appalling
congestion prevailing inside the huts |
96 |
| Inside the so-called
hospital most of the inmates are dying |
97 |
| Emaciation and
disease inside the hospital |
97 |
| One of the victims of
typhus inside a hut |
104 |
| Utter squalor
prevails in the living quarters |
104 |
| Members of the S.S.
were made to clean up the camp and bury the dead |
105 |
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| S.S. women were also
made to work. These women were the equivalent of the men for
brutality |
105 |
| An emaciated woman
cooking a meal of sorts |
120 |
| An Hungarian inmate,
transformed by starvation |
120 |
| Women peeling
potatoes in the background are piles of dead bodies. |
121 |
| The boots of the dead
are piled up and used for fuel |
121 |
| A common sight in the
camp; dead and dying are strewn everywhere |
128 |
| Too weak to walk, he
sits on a mound to die |
128 |
| So great is the task
that bulldozers have to be used to push bodies into mass graves |
129 |
| The incredible
emaciation of bodies not long dead can hardly be believed |
129 |
| The living and the
dead keep company in the same compound |
160 |
| Bodies left to rot in
part of Belsen Camp |
160 |
| The entrance gate to
Auschwitz ; note the motto, “Arbeit macht frei” |
161 |
| Inside Auschwitz
Camp; the bodies of dead prisoners tell their own tale of horror |
161 |
| An inmate of
Auschwitz hospital after the liberation |
192 |
| The tragic condition
of children in Auschwitz |
192 |
| Margit Schwartz
photographed in Budapest just prior to being taken by the Gestapo |
193 |
| Margit Schwartz,
helpless and with her mind unhinged, climbed out of bed unaided when she saw
the camera |
193 |
| Block 11, Auschwitz :
the “wall of death” and the gallows |
224 |
| S.S. troops loading
bodies on to lorries for transporting to the burial ground |
224 |
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| The accused Franz
Hoessler with a truckload of his work |
225 |
| The “super”
S. S. men, exhausted, are allowed to rest in a grave |
225 |
| S.S. women removing
bodies from lorries into a communal grave |
256 |
| One of the communal
graves in Belsen |
256 |
| Dr. Klein seen
amongst some of his victims |
257 |
| S.S. men taking
corpses from lorries to the mass graves |
257 |
| A young child joins
the victims of the Nazis |
288 |
| Rehabilitating the
children after the liberation; Miss Reekie hands out the glasses of
milk |
288 |
| No. 1 —
Josef Kramer |
289 |
| No. 2 —
Fritz Klein |
289 |
| No. 3 —
Peter Weingartner |
289 |
| No. 4 —
George Kraft |
289 |
| No. 5 —
Franz, Hoessler |
352 |
| No. 6 —
Juana Bormann |
352 |
| No. 7 —
Elisabeth Volkenrath |
352 |
| No. 8 —
Herta Ehlert |
352 |
| No. 9 —
Irma Grese |
353 |
| No. 10 — Ilse
Lothe |
353 |
| No. 11 — Hilde
Lohbauer |
353 |
| No. 14 — Oscar
Schmitz |
353 |
| No. 16 — Karl
Francioh |
384 |
| No. 18 — Fritz
Mathes |
384 |
| No. 19 — Otto
Kulessa |
384 |
| No. 21 — Karl
Egersdorf |
384 |
| No. 22 — Ansgar
Pichen |
385 |
| No. 23 — Walter
Otto |
385 |
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| No. 25 — Franz
Stofel |
385 |
| No. 27 — Wilhelm
Dorr |
385 |
| No. 28 — Eric
Barsch |
416 |
| No. 29 — Erich
Zoddel |
416 |
| No. 30 — Ignatz
Schlomoivicz |
416 |
| No. 31 —
Vladislav Ostrowski |
416 |
| No. 33 — Ilse
Forster |
417 |
| No. 34 — Ida
Forster |
417 |
| No. 35 — Clara
Opitz |
417 |
| No. 36 —
Charlotte Klein |
417 |
| No. 37 — Herta
Bothe |
448 |
| No. 38 — Frieda
Walter |
448 |
| No. 39 — Irene
Haschke |
448 |
| No. 40 — Gertrud
Feist |
448 |
| No 41 — Gertrud
Sauer |
449 |
| No. 42 — Hilde
Lisiewitz |
449 |
| No. 44 — Anna
Hempel |
449 |
| No. 46 — Helena
Kopper |
449 |
| Map showing
concentration camps throughout Germany and the occupied territories |
End of
Book |
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