peration; they could hardly see. When the amount of work was not reached the chief guard would beat the whole row of women one after another so that [ ... ]
beds and beds in three tiers, in a superheated atmosphere, lying be- tween prisoners of different nationalities, so that they could not even talk to [ ... ]
and this is what saved their lives. In the course of the night little by little the sound of breathing stopped and the patients died. I know this be [ ... ]
A He is the one who said it to the chief of the block when he left and Dr. Louise Le Porte. the men of the camp at Ravensbrueck were in on the morni [ ... ]
be possible to now, after hearing this amount of detail, to deal with the matter more generally, unlessthere is some substantial difference between R [ ... ]
the men's camp was found at the time of the liberation and how many survivors there were? number of volunteers, including myself to take care of them. [ ... ]
Q Have you anything more to state? M. DUBOST: If the Tribunal wishes to question the w [ ... ]
A First of all, I was liberated a year ago. In a year once has time to recover. Then, next, I was ten months, as I in [ ... ]
What are your grounds for this statement? Lorraine soldiers of the Wehrmacht said to us, in the train, "If you knew where you were going you would not [ ... ]
DR. MARX: Yes. THE PRESIDENT: I beg your pardon; yes, certainly. When will Dr. Babel b [ ... ]