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203. Statement of Dr. S. Czaplinski, regarding instances of cannibalism at
Mauthausen
204. Statement of Rudolf Kurent regarding the execution of an American
aviator at Mauthausen
205. Statement of Wolfgang Sanner regarding the Sept. 1944 executions of
Allied prisoners of war at Mauthausen
206. Statement of Karl Wittig, an inmate at Mauthausen
207. Statement of Nikolai Rumenuew, an inmate at Ebensee
208. Joint statement of members of the Yugoslav National Committee
regarding the treatment of downed American flyers near Mauthausen,
on or about May 2, 1945
209. Statement of Charles R. Hayes, agent, 511th CIC Detachment, witness
to the dying testimony of Franz Ziereis, Commandant of
Mauthausen, with an English­language translation of the Ziereis
testimony
210. Statement of 2nd Lt. Stephen Thomas Victor Blocher, French liaison
officer attached to the 511th CIC Detachment, witness to the dying
testimony of Franz Ziereis
211. Statement of Karl Fitting concerning the treatment of Allied prisoners
of war at Mauthausen in Sept. 1944
212. Statement of Magranz Francisko regarding the treatment of Allied
prisoners of war at Mauthausen in Sept. 1944
213. Statement of Adam Gobebski regarding “The Secret of Castle Hartheim”
(Also included). An unnumbered statement by Georg Strasser, a German
capo at Mauthausen, Melk, and Ebensee
(Note: Items listed as Exhibits 214–219, Mauthausen death books and
items used by the SS at Mauthausen (a specimen of poison gas, a rubber
hose, and heavy whip) are not included here. Photographs are located the
original Cohen Report; see III.32 above, USA Prosecution Exhibit 249. The
Mauthausen Death books are filed as USA Prosecution Exhibit 251. The
three physical objects are housed in the National Archives Treasure Vault,
National Archives at College Park, Maryland.)
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