German slave labor,death camps at time of liberation by U.S. Army

German slave labor and death camps at time of liberation by U.S. Army
Title: German slave labor and death camps at time of liberation by U.S. Army
Creator(s): United States. Army. Signal Corps.,
Date Created/Published: 1945 April 8-24.
Medium: 89 photoprints : b&w ; 11 x 13 cm.
Summary: Includes corpses heaped in barracks among the living and in rows awaiting burial by German civilians digging mass graves; emaciated prisoners awaiting ambulances, in hospital beds, and walking on road; buildings, kennels, ovens, entrance to gas chambers at concentration camps. Liberated prisoners smoking cigarettes with G.I.'s; women and children looking at barracks in Wetzlar, Germany where they were held prisoner; women standing in underground armament factory. Bodies of men killed by retreating Germans, including victims of mass burning at Stalag Tekla near Leipzig. A few images show activities of American liberators including members of 3rd Armored Division photographing corpses; members of 2nd Infantry Division. One image of women holding babies, another of young children eating.
Notes:
This record contains unverified, old data from shelflist card.
Title devised by cataloger.
Official U.S. Army Signal Corps credits and captions reproduced on verso of most prints.
USASC number on verso of prints.
Identified photographers are: Roberts, Driza, Sellers, Myers, Elliott, Kluger, Carolan, Lindgren, Crampton, Bush, and Cannon. Twenty-two images bear no identification or dates.
Original negatives at Department of Defense Still Media Depository (formerly DAVA).
Transfer; U.S. Office of War Information; 1946.
Bookmark /2004680030/
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