Photos London Office of War Information [document graphique à deux dimensions] . - [1945] . - 25 photos.
30/09/2014 : don de Mr et Mme Charles et Martine Rohonyi-Maes

Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	779 Collections d'images photographiques 930.25 Archives (lieux et documents) 94(100)"1933/45" Buchenwald 94(100)"1933/45" Nordhausen 94(100)"1933/45" Univers concentrationnaire nazi. Camps de concentration et d'extermination. Déportation
Résumé :	Informations: Le pilote Jacques Struelens (1925-2006) a trouvé ces photos abandonnées (oubliées ?) dans un avion de la RAF dans lequel il transportait des soldats américains. Jacques Struelens a ensuite travaillé à la Sabena. Il les a donné à sa mort Mr Charles Rohonyi alors secrétaire communal de Waterloo. OWI : Office of War Information. Bureau US de propagande pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale (1942-1945) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Office_of_War_Information consulté le 30/01/2015).
Note de contenu :	Les photos : références : les légendes sont en anglais. 1. Nazi SS troopers burn prisoners to death PNA EA 63153 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-33059 2. General Eisenhower sees nazi atrocities General Eisenhower and a party of high-ranking US Army officers view the bodies of Russian and Polish prisoners shot by the nazis before retreating from Ohrdruf BIPPA FRA 202572 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-25566 3. Survivors tell American soldiers and war correspondents the story of the massacre of their fellow inmates, who lies in a scattered heap on the ground before them. Approximately 30 prisoners were shot and left lying as the Fourth Armored Division approached the camp. S&G 61325 British Combine-Acme Photo F 15481 from Sport and General 4. Third US army exposes horror of Buchenwald camp This heap of ashes and bones represents only one day’s killing of prisoners by storm troopers in the concentration camp at Weimar. Each day, a similar pile of ashes was brought out in the courtyard of the camp. PNA EA 62811 US Signal Corps Photo ETO-HQ-45-32408 5. US prisoners liberated AP 63186 Associated Press Photo 277097 (2 exemplaires) 6. SS murder camp uncovered One of the escaped men shows colonel Hayden Sears where the prisoners were forced to sleep on filthy straw, infested with vermin which spread the disease that killed many of the men. one side of the building accommodated 98 prisoners, the entire building houses 196. S&G 61327 British Combine-Acme Photo F 15479 from Sport and General 7. Third US army exposes horror of Buchenwald camp The bones of the German women may still be seen in the ovens of the crematorium at Buchenwald PNA EA 62809 US Signal Corps Photo ETO-HQ-45-32406 8. Landsberg concentration camp Two German civilians carry the body of a victim to his grave AP 64945 Associated Press Photo 278079 9. Landsberg concentration camp the commandant of the Landsberg concentration camp stands among some of the prisoners who died at his hand AP64948 Associated Press Photo 278079 10. US troops liberate 4.070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund Two Russian soldiers are shown with leg wounds which were neglected by the Germans. Now legs are ulcerated. The man on the right has gas gangrene PNA EA 64926 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-34450 11. US troops liberate 4.070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund Captain William T. Drake, commanding officer of the displaced persons center, examine a tubercular Russian slave laborer PNA EA 64932 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-34456 12. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp A political prisoner who died on his knees is shown with other dead inmates in a rubble-filled yard. Allied planes raided Nordhausen April 4 and 5 and hundreds of prisoners were killed because Nazis barred them from shelters LNA 62758 British Combine-Acme Photo 406334 from London News Agency 13. German mayors forced to see bodies of Nazi torture victims ville de Gardelegen BIPPA EA 63378 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-33220 14. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp US troops enter a barracks unfit for animals. Dead and dying fill the filthy bunks LNA 62756 British Combine-Acme Photo 406329 from London News Agency 15. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp A Russian orthodox priest from Paris, Dimitri Sobolew, eagerly gives information to two us war correspondents, Chris Cunningham (left) of the United Press and WC Heinz of the New York Sun. The priest was arrested and many times beaten for aiding Jews (Nordhausen) LNA 62757 British Combine-Acme Photo 406328 from London News Agency (2 exemplaires) 16. German Mayors forced to see bodies of Nazi torture victims (Gardelegen) BIPPA EA 63379 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-33218 (2 exemplaires) 17. Landsberg concentration camp Lieutenant colonel Ed. Seiller stands among some of the victims and talks to the 200 German civilians he ordered to tour the camp AP 64946 Associated Press Photo 278081 18. US Prisoners liberated AP 63184 Associated Press Photo 277098 19. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp A barely alive slave laborer (right), whose hands are those of a skeleton and most of whose teeth are missing, manages to smile and lift himself from the floor where he lies among corpses LNA 62762 British Combine-Acme Photo 406330 from London News Agency 20. Nordhausen concentration camp liberated by First Army AP 63864 FLO/LP 277574. 18445.ER. 21. More Nordhausen concentration camp AP 63867 FLO/LP 277572. 18?45 22. Germans ordered to bury dead LNA 63114 ou 406514 23. Cadavres E417 ou E418 24. Groupe de jeunes déportés E439 25. A truck load of bodies of prisoners of the Nazis who died in the German concentration camp of Weimar, Germany. The bodies were about to be disposed of by burning when the camp was captured by troops of the US Third Army US Signal Corps Photo 9102
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Titre :	Photos London Office of War Information
Type de document :	document graphique à deux dimensions
Année de publication :	[1945]
Importance :	25 photos
Note générale :	30/09/2014 : don de Mr et Mme Charles et Martine Rohonyi-Maes
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	779 Collections d'images photographiques 930.25 Archives (lieux et documents) 94(100)"1933/45" Buchenwald 94(100)"1933/45" Nordhausen 94(100)"1933/45" Univers concentrationnaire nazi. Camps de concentration et d'extermination. Déportation
Résumé :	Informations: Le pilote Jacques Struelens (1925-2006) a trouvé ces photos abandonnées (oubliées ?) dans un avion de la RAF dans lequel il transportait des soldats américains. Jacques Struelens a ensuite travaillé à la Sabena. Il les a donné à sa mort Mr Charles Rohonyi alors secrétaire communal de Waterloo. OWI : Office of War Information. Bureau US de propagande pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale (1942-1945) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Office_of_War_Information consulté le 30/01/2015).
Note de contenu :	Les photos : références : les légendes sont en anglais. 1. Nazi SS troopers burn prisoners to death PNA EA 63153 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-33059 2. General Eisenhower sees nazi atrocities General Eisenhower and a party of high-ranking US Army officers view the bodies of Russian and Polish prisoners shot by the nazis before retreating from Ohrdruf BIPPA FRA 202572 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-25566 3. Survivors tell American soldiers and war correspondents the story of the massacre of their fellow inmates, who lies in a scattered heap on the ground before them. Approximately 30 prisoners were shot and left lying as the Fourth Armored Division approached the camp. S&G 61325 British Combine-Acme Photo F 15481 from Sport and General 4. Third US army exposes horror of Buchenwald camp This heap of ashes and bones represents only one day’s killing of prisoners by storm troopers in the concentration camp at Weimar. Each day, a similar pile of ashes was brought out in the courtyard of the camp. PNA EA 62811 US Signal Corps Photo ETO-HQ-45-32408 5. US prisoners liberated AP 63186 Associated Press Photo 277097 (2 exemplaires) 6. SS murder camp uncovered One of the escaped men shows colonel Hayden Sears where the prisoners were forced to sleep on filthy straw, infested with vermin which spread the disease that killed many of the men. one side of the building accommodated 98 prisoners, the entire building houses 196. S&G 61327 British Combine-Acme Photo F 15479 from Sport and General 7. Third US army exposes horror of Buchenwald camp The bones of the German women may still be seen in the ovens of the crematorium at Buchenwald PNA EA 62809 US Signal Corps Photo ETO-HQ-45-32406 8. Landsberg concentration camp Two German civilians carry the body of a victim to his grave AP 64945 Associated Press Photo 278079 9. Landsberg concentration camp the commandant of the Landsberg concentration camp stands among some of the prisoners who died at his hand AP64948 Associated Press Photo 278079 10. US troops liberate 4.070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund Two Russian soldiers are shown with leg wounds which were neglected by the Germans. Now legs are ulcerated. The man on the right has gas gangrene PNA EA 64926 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-34450 11. US troops liberate 4.070 maltreated prisoners in Dortmund Captain William T. Drake, commanding officer of the displaced persons center, examine a tubercular Russian slave laborer PNA EA 64932 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-34456 12. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp A political prisoner who died on his knees is shown with other dead inmates in a rubble-filled yard. Allied planes raided Nordhausen April 4 and 5 and hundreds of prisoners were killed because Nazis barred them from shelters LNA 62758 British Combine-Acme Photo 406334 from London News Agency 13. German mayors forced to see bodies of Nazi torture victims ville de Gardelegen BIPPA EA 63378 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-33220 14. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp US troops enter a barracks unfit for animals. Dead and dying fill the filthy bunks LNA 62756 British Combine-Acme Photo 406329 from London News Agency 15. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp A Russian orthodox priest from Paris, Dimitri Sobolew, eagerly gives information to two us war correspondents, Chris Cunningham (left) of the United Press and WC Heinz of the New York Sun. The priest was arrested and many times beaten for aiding Jews (Nordhausen) LNA 62757 British Combine-Acme Photo 406328 from London News Agency (2 exemplaires) 16. German Mayors forced to see bodies of Nazi torture victims (Gardelegen) BIPPA EA 63379 US Signal corps photo ETO-HQ-45-33218 (2 exemplaires) 17. Landsberg concentration camp Lieutenant colonel Ed. Seiller stands among some of the victims and talks to the 200 German civilians he ordered to tour the camp AP 64946 Associated Press Photo 278081 18. US Prisoners liberated AP 63184 Associated Press Photo 277098 19. US troops open gates of V-Bomb horror camp A barely alive slave laborer (right), whose hands are those of a skeleton and most of whose teeth are missing, manages to smile and lift himself from the floor where he lies among corpses LNA 62762 British Combine-Acme Photo 406330 from London News Agency 20. Nordhausen concentration camp liberated by First Army AP 63864 FLO/LP 277574. 18445.ER. 21. More Nordhausen concentration camp AP 63867 FLO/LP 277572. 18?45 22. Germans ordered to bury dead LNA 63114 ou 406514 23. Cadavres E417 ou E418 24. Groupe de jeunes déportés E439 25. A truck load of bodies of prisoners of the Nazis who died in the German concentration camp of Weimar, Germany. The bodies were about to be disposed of by burning when the camp was captured by troops of the US Third Army US Signal Corps Photo 9102
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