ATROCITES NAZIES EN FRANCE Published by LE PATRIOTE - Rare booklet with harsh photos of the views that revealed to the Allies as they released the death camps on French soil. Introduction by Prof. Pierre Mazel. France [1945].
Difficult photographs of finding the bodies of those killed in the death camps in France, brought them to burial: among others photographs from the camps: Drancy [in which about 70,000 prisoners were imprisoned for being Jews], Gurs (with the establishment of Vichy's French regime, which cooperated with the Nazis, the camp became a Jewish detention camp Who were not citizens of France, as well as others considered dangerous to the regime. Many of the Jews imprisoned in the camp died because of the harsh conditions, and for many others the camp served as a station on the way to extermination in the camps in the East), Natzweiler-Struthof (a concentration and labor camp established by the Nazis near the village of Natswiller in the northeastern province of France, 50 kilometers from Strasbourg. The camp was active from May 21, 1941, to the beginning of September 1944, when the SS evacuated the camp's occupants in a death march towards Dachau. The camp was liberated by Allied forces on November 23, 1944), and others.
In the booklet, there are very difficult to view photographs.
24 p. 32 cm. very good condition.
