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Synopsis: Nazi Atrocities Against Mankind, Conference To Draft Charter For Formation Of United Nations... (read more)
Information: 1945 9 min BW
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Germany
Nazi Atrocities Against Mankind
At WWII German prison camps real life horror pictures reveal the unbelievable atrocities committed by the Nazis in their murder camps.

Grasleben
Wounded and emaciated Yanks, captured in von Runstedt’s battle of the bulge attack of last winter, are fed and given medical care by the Yank armies of liberation.

Hadamar
Protected by gas masks, gravediggers open reeking graves at this German insane asylum. They discover that 35,000 political prisoners had been slain here, largely by poisoning. Record clerk points finger at institution heads.

Camp Ohrdurf
General Eisenhower, General Patton and General Bradley can hardly believe their eyes when they view torture gallows, heaps of charred human bodies and lime pits filled with corpses. Although they recoil, Nazi officials are forced to enter barns containing rows of decomposing, lime-sprinkled bodies.

Buchenwald
21,000 prisoners living in utter filth, stumble around with their broken skulls. Agonized corpses lie everywhere with large tattooed numbers on their sunken stomachs. Two roast ovens were used as crematoria.

Nordhausen
Starved corpses strew the ground. Creeping jabbering, breathing skeletons are loaded into ambulances for possible treatment. Plump German civilians are forced to handle corpses with their bare hands and carry them to huge mass graves for a semi-civilized burial.

United States
Conference To Draft Charter For Formation Of United Nations
The San Francisco Conference of 46 United Nations, summoned to draft a charter for a post-war organization to secure peace, is officially opened by Secretary of State Edward Stettinius. In a speech from the White House, President Truman states—“if we do not want to die together in war, we must learn to live together in peace.”