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awaiting a refugee train, and refugees at a camp and lined out outside a dis­
pensary
#111 ADC 5001 “Refugees, Innsbruck, Austria,” June 15, July 14, 1945 (774
ft., silent, b&w), showing various scenes of refugees at the Innsbruck train
station, members of the “Italian Committee,” and refugees with personal
belongings leaving the camp
Liberator Units
#111 ADC 4358­1 “U.S. 11th Armored Division Enters Linz, Austria,” May
5, 1945 (498 ft., silent, b&w), showing M­4 tanks and other vehicles cross­
ing a bridge and moving through the streets with liberated slave laborers and
prisoners of war cheering, a group of liberated civilians with the banner
“Tito,” and soldiers removing demolition charges from beneath the
bridge
RECORD GROUP 238, NATIONAL ARCHIVES COLLECTION
OF WAR CRIMES RECORDS
V.3 Records of the Office of the Chief of Council for the Prosecution of Axis
Criminality (see III:37 above) include a Compilation Film Report on condi­
tions found in Nazi concentration camps by the advancing Allied armies.
Film Number 238.2, roll 4, includes footage of Lt. Jack H. Taylor standing
with fellow Mauthausen survivors, describing his capture and imprisonment
and conditions at the camp (footage not given, sound, b&w).
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