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Image of a pile of corpses; negative in an Agfa film box with a label in French.

Consists of six photographs taken after the liberation of Dachau on 27 April 1945. The photographs, which are identified on the verso, show corpses on a train, an SS officer beaten to death after liberation, and a photograph of an American soldier holding a Nazi flag in Schwabmunchen, Germany.

Consists of eight post-war photographs taken after the liberation of the Wöbbelin concentration camp on May 2, 1945 in Germany. The photographs display the burial of the exposed piles of corpses, which were located on the camp grounds.

Film promoting the need for war crimes trials in Nuremberg. Narration explains the various trials established to prosecute war criminals. Opening shot, statue of Thomas Jefferson in Jefferson Memorial, Washington DC. Ext CUs, Adolf Hitler addressing German people at Nuremberg rally (translated into English). CU, concentration camp victims; weeping relatives/civilians. Piles of corpses, atrocities. ...

Image of corpses inside truck cargo bay; negative in an Agfa film box with a label in French.

View of a room full of corpses; negative in an Agfa film box with a label in French.

Close up view of a pile of corpses; negative in an Agfa film box with a label in French.

The collection consists of thirteen copy prints of Dachau concentration camp at liberation. Series shows camp architecture, corpses, liberated prisoners, and American soldiers.

Consists of 23 enlarged copyprints of images taken by the United States Army Signal Corps. Includes images of the Buchenwald concentration camp, the Nuremberg trials, President Harry Truman in Europe, the ruins of the city of Nuremberg, and the discovery and reburial of corpses found in the snow.

Contains seven black-and-white photographs taken in a concentration camp following liberation. Some of the images are identified as being at the Ohrdruf concentration camp, and depict prisoner retaliation against their captors, as well as American soldiers viewing rows of corpses. Some of the photos have typed captions on verso.