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significant items not found in this copy: original “company lists” of SS troops
assigned to Mauthausen, Steyr­Munichholz, Loibl­Pass, and Linz, dated
July–August 1944, and photographs of exhibits 216–219 (a piece of hose, whips,
and a canister of Zyklon B used by the SS at Mauthausen. These three physical
objects are housed in the National Archives Treasure Vault, National Archives
at College Park, Maryland.)
1. Appointment of Maj. Eugene S. Cohen as Investigator Examiner, War
Crimes Branch
2. Statements of Dr. Hans V. Becker, Edmund Krolkay, and Kohan
Kandrick identifying leading SS personnel at Mauthausen and its
branch camps
3. Statement of Lt. Jack H. Taylor, OSS, regarding his experiences as an
inmate at Mauthausen
4. Affidavits of Ernst Martin and Josef Ulbrecht regarding Mauthausen
Death Books and methods of execution, with lists of SS doctors and
other medical personnel implicated in the killing of inmates
5. Statement of Premsyl Dobias, a Czechoslovak inmate at Mauthausen
6. Statement of Otto Schick, a Czechoslovak inmate at Mauthausen
7. Statement of Dura Bernhard regarding the use of dogs at
Mauthausen
8. Statement of Jan Szubinski, an inmate at Ebensee
9. Statement of Albertino Masetti, an Italian inmate at Mauthausen
10. Statement of David Zimet, a Polish Jewish inmate at Mauthausen
11. Statement of Guido Bracchi, an Italian inmate at Mauthausen
12. Statement of Roger Pinchon, a French inmate at Mauthausen
13. Statement of Josef Styblo, an Austrian inmate at Mauthausen
14. Statement of Dr. Henri Desoille, a French inmate, regarding medical
treatment at Gusen I
15. Statement of Gorgas Poulos, a Greek inmate at Mauthausen
16. Statement of Jean Biondi, a French inmate at Ebensee
17. Joint statement of four French inmates at Steyr: Pierre Amelot, Joseph
Buisson, George Planet, and Huber Michel
18. Statement of Tomas Panek, a Czechoslovak inmate at Mauthausen
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