<p>Copy photographs of Zyklon ‘B' canisters; copy correspondence between the War Office and the London Fumigation Company re the manufacture and use of Zyklon ‘B'; military passbook of SS Gruppenführer and Generallleutnant Jakob Sporrenberg.<br />Former references WO.208.2169; WO.309.1602; WO.311.423</p>

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Archief 0652: Stichting Collectie Zwolle 1940 - 1945 > Thema's > Nederland > Omslagwikkel van een bus blauwzuurgas (Zyklon-B), z.j..

Title: "Volksgut in Gefahr!" Airplane, insects/pests, farming, ships, rats, scientists, insects, statues. Woman sweeping house. Insects. Delousing, gas, factory. CU, Zyklon B gas, pellets in cans. Workers entering factory, production, extermination. Alert as pellets are exposed to air; "Gas! Gas!" Sign on door, "Poisonous gas: Entering the room is dangerous to life!" Ships, pellets in cans, in homes, ...

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Inert, Gypsum-based, spent Zyklon-B pellets, recovered outside a crematorium at Majdanek killing center in Poland, following the liberation of the camp by the Soviet army in July 1944. Developed and patented in 1924 by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Schädlingsbekämpfung mbH (German Corporation for Pest Control, a subsidiary of Degussa), Zyklon-B was originally produced as a pesticide and rodenticide. It ...

Polish narration. Former Auschwitz prisoners walk slowly past the barbed wire fence. There is snow on the ground. Well-known Soviet footage of uniformed prisoners looking solemnly at camera through fence at liberation in January 1945. Aerial pans of camp. Blueprints or architectural drawings of camp. Interior of barracks with women. "Arbeit macht frei" gate. Pages of photographs. Woman and child stand ...

Warsaw ghetto, women walk and stand about on a street, some with armbands. Children play a game. LS of Stutthof concentration camp liberated by the Soviets. VS of camp: barracks, piles of hair, pan, clothing, a man and woman standing upon a mountain of shoes, Zyklon B (poison gas) canisters, ovens. More scenes of the camp, road, barbed wire, etc., ends on CU of stone tablet/memorial plaque, engraved ...

05:17:59 Title: LIBERATION Allied camera teams from Russia, Britain, and the US filmed the liberation of the camps from 1944-1945. 05:18:04 Various camps. Bones. Passports, scissors, shoes, eyeglasses, zyklon B canisters. 05:19:06 Majdanek. 05:19:32 Mauthausen: Corpses on ground. Emaciated survivor walking, posing next to barbed wire fence. People in uniforms, grabbing potatoes from truck. Inmates ...

Memoirs of a Polish Jew, born in 1918 in Upper Silesia. His family moved to Germany, and in 1938 he was arrested while trying to leave the country and sent to Dachau. Six months later he was released and emigrated to England. He joined the British Forces as a volunteer, helped liberate France, and after the war became a Staff Sergeant for War Crimes Investigation. He arrested many war criminals, including ...

Session 69. Witness Dr. Aharon Beilin continues his testimony. He explains that he tried to hide from being rounded up in Bialystok to be deported to Auschwitz. He and his mother were in one bunker and his wife was in another. He talks about the SS doctor who was responsible for his selection - Dr. Rohde. Describes his mother being selected and a few hours later seeing her coat on a truck - realizing ...

A Slovak newsreel shows Frick, Stuckart, and Globke with leaders of the collaborationist government of Slovakia. Globke is held responsible for the enactment of anti-Jewish measures (Judenkodex) in that country. Footage of the deportation by train of the Jews of Warsaw. Shots of sumptious meals that Globke might have eaten interspersed with footage of liberated women prisoners in the barracks at Auschwitz, ...

Based on official Nazi documents from German, Polish, Israeli, and especially recently-accessible Soviet archives, analyzes the establishment and the technical utilization of gas chambers and crematoria for the implementation of mass murder in Auschwitz-Birkenau. States that the killing with Zyklon B was carried out between December 1941-November 1944. Contrary to evaluations of other researchers of ...

Copyright Holder: Państwowe Muzeum na Majdanku

Georg Bürger was born in 1926 and studied law at Frankfurt University. Following his studies, he worked as an attorney and notary and had his own law firm in the east of Frankfurt (Main). He was the assigned counsel to the defendant Bruno Schlage during the "proceedings against Mulka and others (4 Ks 2/63)" ("Verfahren gegen Mulka u.a. (4 Ks 2/63)"), the First Frankfurt Auschwitz trial. At the same ...

Collection of letters and postcards found within the pages of books from the Gerhart Riegner library, which was bequeathed to the Wiener Library in 2002.

Part I (pp. 19-73) discusses the belief of negationists that the genocide of the Jews never took place. The negationists, members of extreme right parties, and antisemites deny the genocide despite Nazi and other eyewitness testimonies and diaries. The negationists contend that Jews died due to epidemics, typhus, malnutrition, and Allied bombings. They claim that there were no gas chambers, and that ...

Gerstein (1905-1945), conservative and nationalist, was ambivalent toward Nazism but opposed its anti-Church policy and was associated with the Confessing Church. His writings contain antisemitic passages. He was twice imprisoned, and his career advancement as a mining engineer was obstructed. Partly, perhaps, as a way out, partly, as he later said, to bear witness, in March 1941 he joined the SS and ...