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part v
Motion Pictures
This section contains an itemized list of motion pictures in the National
Archives that relate to the Mauthausen Concentration Camp complex,
released prisoners, and the U.S. Army liberator units. Many items cited below
are described in the NARA publication The Holocaust, Israel, and the Jews:
Motion Pictures in the National Archives (compiled by Charles L. Gellert,
NARA, WDC, 1989). All films are available for viewing in the Motion Picture
and Sound Recording Research Room, room 4000, at the National Archives
at College Park, MD. Reproduction orders for motion picture film copies
(film­to­film or film­to­video) may be ordered from private vendors con­
tracted by the National Archives. Ordering information is available upon
request.
RECORD GROUP 111, RECORDS OF THE
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
V.1 The Office of the Chief Signal Officer administered the U.S. Army Signal
Service (Signal Corps) with responsibility for research and development in
communications, maintenance of signal security and collection of commu­
nications intelligence. The Signal Service also provided army motion pic­
ture and photographic services. U.S. Army Signal Corps cameramen filmed
and photographed the liberation of concentration camps in the European
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