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Synopsis: The horror of German Concentration Camps and Prisons, as documented by advancing Allied Armies during World War Two... (read more)
Information: 1946 29 min BW
Show All WWII European Theater Titles Nazi Concentration Camps And Prisons
Affidavits that attest to authenticity scenes in film are shown and read. Film shows map of concentration and labor camps throughout Europe.

At Leipzig Concentration Camp inmates are mostly Czechoslavakian, Polish, Russian and French political prisoners. Survivors tell soldiers about conditions in camp.

At Penig Concentration Camp, Hungarian women and others show wounds and U.S. doctors examine them. American Red Cross workers move them to German Air Force hospital were their former captors are forced to care for them.

At Ohrdurf Concentration Camp U.S. Congressmen view conditions led by Gen. Dwight David Eisenhower, Commander, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces, Generals Omar M. Bradley, George S. Patton and others view crematorium and bodies stacked in court yard and woodshed. Col. Hayden Sears, Commander of Combat Command A, 4th Armored Division, takes local townspeople and prominent Nazi party members on a forced tour of camp.

At Hadamar Concentration Camp, a Major of the American War Crimes Investigation Team examines survivors and performs autopsy of exhumed victims. A four-man panel interviews camp director and the chief male nurse.

Meppene Concentration Camp, Stalag VI/C was liberated by 4th Canadian Armored Division. Delousing of prisoners. Inmates demonstrate living conditions and remove dead from camp.

At Munster Concentration Camp, Stalag VI/F, 9th Army troops assist Allied Military Government officials to care for victims.

At Breendock Concentration Camp survivors demonstrate tortures methods used by guards.

At Nordhausen Concentration Camp liberated by 3d Armored Division, 1st Army, a depository for slaves found unfit for work. Medical battalion workers find survivors among stacked corpses. Survivors are evacuated and corpses are buried in common grave by German male civilians.