REMEMBER THAT / DENKET DARAN! / PENSEZ-Y!… “Remember This” (In Three Languages: English, German, French) – A Testimony of the Atrocities of Dachau, as Told by Former Prisoners, Accompanied by Harrowing Photographs. Munich, 1950. First Edition. The booklet was published to commemorate the opening of the Dachau camp to visitors in 1950 as part of the “Never Again” initiative.
A Detailed Report on the Atrocities of Dachau – A Continuous Sequence of Testimonies by Former Prisoners. A harrowing account documenting the various methods of Nazi brutality at Dachau, including sadistic punishments, different forms of executions, the operation of the crematoriums, and the gruesome medical experiments conducted on prisoners. The report includes shocking details, such as an experiment in which a prisoner was submerged in freezing ice water. It also provides precise statistics on the number of inmates who arrived at Dachau, those transferred to other camps, and those who perished within the camp. Additionally, it contains firsthand American reports upon liberating the camp at the end of the war, their extensive rescue missions, and the discovery of mass graves and human remains near the camp.
Accompanied by Harrowing Photographs, Including: Aerial view of the campgrounds and its electrified fence. A group of political prisoners from 1933, at the camp’s opening. The “Blood Ditch” near the crematorium. Prisoners removing a body from the crematorium. A Nazi medical experiment in which a prisoner was immersed in freezing ice water. A train filled with corpses, Prisoners murdered by the Nazis just days before the camp’s liberation, Liberated prisoners celebrating at the war’s end, The entrance to the building where Nazi war criminals were tried, Human bones discovered near the camp after the war, The large memorial monument at the camp entrance, featuring lamps and the Star of David, and more.
Illustrations Include: Forced labor scenes. Beatings and public humiliation of an escaped prisoner who was recaptured. Floggings. Executions by hanging and shooting. Bodies being transported in trucks. Piles of corpses near the crematorium. A statistical chart detailing the number of victims in the camp between 1933–1945.
82 pages + 3 diagrams and folded maps (38×30 cm) of the crematorium and two aerial views of the camp.
