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146. Letter of defendant Otto Drabek to Camp Commandant Ziereis
requesting leave, Aug. 17, 1943 (German­language original)
147. Life History (Lebenslauf) of Otto Drabek, May 27, 1944 (handwritten
German­language original)
148. Letter from the work office at St. Georgen adjusting the rank of Otto
Drabek, Jan. 27, 1944 (German­language original)
149. Letter, similar to the above, relating to Otto Drabek’s rank at the
stone quarry at St. Georgen, Jan. 4, 1944 (German­language original)
150. Personal questionnaire (Fragebogen) of Otto Drabek regarding
service in the SS and employment with DEST at St. Georgen, Dec.
3, 1942 (German­language original)
151. Statement of Otto Drabek regarding his background and employment
with DEST, June 2, 1945 (German­language original)
152. Psychiatric evaluation of defendant Vinzenz Nohel by the
Neuropsychiatric Section, 98th General Hospital, May 8, 1946
Folder 5
153. Thirty photographs (b&w, 7 by 9 in.) taken at Mauthausen and Gusen
Concentration Camps, identified and captioned on the reverse side
by Spanish witness and former Mauthausen inmate Francois Boix.
(Note: Boix’s testimony, describing the background of the photographs,
is located in Vol. XII of the trial transcripts, pages 3438–3449. The photographs
were numbered by Boix and introduced to the court consecutively
with gaps as indicated below. Copy negatives are available in the
box. See II:3 above for more information on Boix.)
1. Mauthausen stone quarry (“Wiener Graben”), 1942
2. Corpse on the way to Wiener Graben, 1942
3. Two Dutch Jews killed on the way to Wiener Graben, 1942
5. German Jew electrocuted at the wire fence, 1942
6. Two Dutch Jews electrocuted at the wire fence, 1942
7. Yugoslav Partisans after interrogation by the Political Department
at Mauthausen, 1943
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