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79. Certification of a map showing locations of Mauthausen and its
sub­camps, signed by Maj. Eugene Cohen (map not included)
80. Certification of the ranks of SS personnel (German and English
equivalents)
81. Change in status of personnel at Mauthausen as of Apr. 30, 1945
(statistics on deaths, transfers, and executees by nationality)
82. English translation of the medical examination of the corpse of
Edmond Hirsch at Mauthausen, Oct. 28, 1943
83. Morning report, Ebensee Camp, May 17, 1947 (population statis­
tics by nationality)
84. Statement of Dr. Joseph Klements, U.S. Marine Corps captain with
the 564th Field Artillery Battalion, describing conditions at the time
of liberation at the concentration camp at Gunskirchen, Austria
85. Statement of Ignatz Auspitz, commander of the prisoner camp at
Wels, Austria, as of May 16, 1945
86. Joint statement of five women inmates, Helena Donner, Olga
Zwicker, Bertel Kugelmann, Dr. Lotto Springer, and Henriette Van
Den Bergh, regarding treatment at a chemical works in Lenzing
under the direction of Mauthausen authorities
87. Statement of Josef Pushitz, a resident of Lenzing, Austria, regard­
ing treatment of prisoners in the area
88. Statement of Dr. Ludwig Soswinski, May 8, 1945, asking
Mauthausen inmates to cooperate with war crimes investigations
89. Statement of Jan Pstross, a Czechoslovak inmate at Mauthausen
90. Statement of Josef Domokos, a Hungarian inmate at
Mauthausen
91. English translation of a sample “activity report” for Mauthausen,
Oct. 1941
92. Certification of a photograph of the Mauthausen stone quarry by
Maj. Eugene Cohen
(Photographic exhibits 93–180)
93–95. Photographs of Mauthausen Commandant Franz Ziereis and his
wife (missing from file)
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