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U.S. troops liberate 4,070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund. Two Russian soldiers are shown with leg wounds which were neglected by the Germans. Now the legs are ulcerated. The man on the right has gas gangrene.

Tel Aviv: dr. Toevia Friedman, directeur van het Israelische Documentatiecentrum inzake nazi-misdaden in Haifa, afgebeeld met 2 foto's van de beruchte nazi-arts dr. Josef Mengele. Het centrum heeft een beloning van 175,000 gulden uitgeloofd voor de aanhouding van de gezochte oorlogsmisdadiger die nu in Paraguay verblijft, daar de nationaliteit van het land heeft verkregen en door de regering niet berecht ...

Living show evidence of German brutality. A Russian woman displays scars on her leg, which was injured by a German civilian who threw a rake at her for failing to work hard enough to suit him on a road gang. This 58-year-old woman is among 4,000 Russians in the displaced persons and prisoner-of-war camp at Warendorf, Germany, now operated by troops of the Ninth U.S. Army. This photograph was taken ...

Cel, waar ca. 72 vrouwen zijn ingesloten in februari 1944. Zo'n 12 uur hebben zij hier vertoefd: 10 vrouwen zijn daarbij omgekomen. Afmetingen: 2.10 meter bij 3.60 meter.

U.S. troops liberate 4,070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund. A doctor washes out a head wound that was never cared for and was abscessed when the Ninth Army took over the care of liberated prisoners and workers in Dortmund.

Three martyred U.S. airmen exhumed for identifications. Three German civilians, known members of the Nazi Party, dig up the caskets containing the bodies of three American airmen in Lochtum, approximately 32 miles northwest of Nordhausen, Germany. Liberated Polish slave workers testified that the Americans were captured after their plane had crashed in May, 1944. They were marched through the streets, ...

Origineel bijschrift van het NIGIS luidt: 'Ambon. Evidence of Japanese brutality is shown in the remains of this former victim which was exhumed by Japanese soldiers, whilst Allied troops stood by to investigate any detail of clothing, personal belongings or equipment which was unearthed in an effort to identify the body. Note the cleft skull testifying to the statement that many died not with the ...