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USA Exhibit 516: Six photographs (b&w, 3 by 4 in., with 8­ by 10­in.
enlargements) showing Mauthausen Commandant Ziereis, Ernst Kalten ­
brunner, and Heinrich Himmler on an inspection tour of Mauthausen.
Submitted by Lt. Jack Taylor. Also filed as PS­2614. (Entry 2A, box 45, location:
190/11/02/01)
USA Exhibits 904–907: Four photographs (b&w, 7 by 9 in.) showing vis­
its by IMT defendants Ernst Kaltenbrunner and Heinrich Himmler to
Mauthausen in the spring and summer 1941. (Entry 2A, boxes 58–59, loca­
tion: 190/11/02/03)
French Exhibit #RF­322: Ten small black­and­white photographs, most
uncaptioned, that were projected on a screen at the time of Boix’s testimo­
ny. Included are scenes of the Mauthausen quarry, Spanish inmates pulling
a dirt­loaded wagon, the execution of an Austrian inmate, and of various
inmates shot while allegedly trying to escape. (Entry 4, box 10, location:
190/11/03/05)
French Exhibit #RF­332: Photostatic copy of a photograph (b&w, 7 by
9 in.), showing Himmler and Kaltenbrunner during a visit to Mauthausen.
(Entry 4, box 10, location: same as above)
French Exhibit #RF­333 Photostatic copy of a 1942 photograph (b&w, 7 by
9 in.) showing 30 Russian prisoners of war, sole survivors of several thousand
Russian internees at Mauthausen. (Entry 4, box 10, location: same as above)
RECORD GROUP 549, RECORDS OF
UNITED STATES ARMY, EUROPE
War Crimes Branch, War Crimes Case Files (“Cases Tried”) 1945–1959, Case
000­50­5, U.S.A. v. Hans Altfuldisch et al. (see III.78, below).
Photographic documents submitted by the French Ministry of Justice:
11 small photographs (b&w) showing Mauthausen Commandant Ziereis
and other SS camp personnel, uncaptioned but with most individuals iden­
tified by handwritten annotations. Accompanying correspondence indicat­
ed that these came from the Boix collection. (Box 334, Volume 13­I, loca­
tion: 290/59/12/03)
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