LE MAGAZINE DE LA FRANCE-CRIMES NAZIS - NUMERO SPECIAL - Special edition of the 'French magazine', Published by Collectif, May 1945. First exposure of the Nazi crimes that were published at the end of World War II. Accompanied by a series of harsh photographs of the bodies of those murdered in the various camps, alongside photographs of survivors in serious physical condition as found by the Allies liberating the camps, and detailed reports that were revealed at the end of the war about what happened in the death camps.
On the cover of the magazine there is a photograph showing an emaciated prisoner who died about 10 minutes after the photograph was taken. On the inside pages are photographs of the corpses of those killed in Bergen-Belsen, the torture devices used by the Gestapo, prisoners from the Buchenwald camp horribly thin after being starved in the camp as found by the Allies, as well as dead bodies from the camp, Allied soldiers next to the crematoria in Buchenwald, photographs of dead bodies from the Stotthof camp and an article about 'Block 46' infamous, and many articles exposing the crimes of the Nazis, and more.
rare. In the OCLC World Library Catalog there is only one copy worldwide.
48 p. 30 cm. Good condition.
