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Folterkist Gestapo, waarin menschen onder water gedompeld werden met gesloten deksel. Gevonden in Burmaniahuis. Tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog, tussen 25 februari 1945 en 14 april 1945, werd het oude deel van het Burmaniahuis gebruikt door de Duitse Sicherheits Dienst, afgekort de SD.

Het originele Engelstalige bijschrift luidt: 'Buchenwald Camp Staff on trial. The trial of the Buchenwald Concentration Camp Staff at Dachau, Germany. Ilse Koch, only woman among the 31 defendants, standing in the court for identification at the opening of the trial. She is alleged that she had gloves, purses and lampshade made from the skin of slain prisoners.'

U.S. troops uncover new atrocities near Gardelegen. These are some of the bodies of Polish, Russian and Jewish prisoners who were murdered in cold blood by the Nazis in the vicinity of Estedt, Germany, while being marched toward the notorious concentration camp at Gardelegen four miles to the south. During the march, some of the prisoners escaped from their guards. Farmers in the area turned them over ...

U.S. troops liberate 4,070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund. Lieutenant James E. Yearty, Ninth U.S. Army surgeen, examines malnutrition cases in a ward.

U.S. troops liberate 4,070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund. Captain B.E. Moisant, Ninth U.S. Army medical officer, holds sick call for liberated prisoners.

U.S. troops liberate 4,070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund. Captain William T. Drake, commanding officer of the displaced persons center, inspects the tuberculosis ward.

U.S. troops uncover new atrocities near Gardelegen. German civilians dig graves for the decent reburial of Polish, Russian and Jewish prisoners who, while being marched to be the notorious Gardelegen concentration camp, eluded their guards and were then murdered in cold blood by Nazi guards after capture. The crimes were committed in the vicinity of Estedt, four miles north of Gardelegen. When the ...

Bij deze foto van een opgehangen Russische partizaan werd het volgende anti-communistische bijschrift geplaatst: 'Zo worden Sovjet-mensen vermoord door de duitse beestmensen. Nederlanders strijdt tegen de Duitse landrovers.'

Bij deze foto van een opgehangen Russische partizaan werd het volgende anti-communistische bijschrift geplaatst: 'Zo worden Sovjet-mensen vermoord door de duitse beestmensen. Nederlanders strijdt tegen de Duitse landrovers.'

German prisoners forced to exhume bodies of slave laborers. German prisoners-of-war wade in a put of mud to exhume the bodies of 800 murdered slave laborers, victims of SS troopers' brutality, five miles west of Tittling near Passau, Germany, May 15, 1945. The Germans were forced by American military authorities occupying the area to dig out the bodies with their hands, forbidding the use of picks ...

Nazis murder Jewish slave workers. This closeup of the murdered victims shows their emaciated undernourished condition. The man in the center has a stick tied to his leg, apparently as a makeshift splint.