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liquidating the feebleminded and concentration camp inmates. It was
compiled by E. Brandt and lists the number of imbeciles “disinfected”
at Hartheim and other institutions. Case file 000­12­463, Exhibit 39, roll
18, first frame 91.
3. Copy of a plan for Mauthausen produced by the Bauinspection der
Waffen­SS und Polizei, Reich Sued Planung. Oct. 30, 1942. Case file 000­
50­5­40, roll 18, first frame 907.
4. A file of the drug wholesale firm Richter & Co., Wels, Austria, contain­
ing bills and orders for drugs, of which only that portion was filmed that
pertains to the Reichswerke Hermann Goering, Alpine Montanbetriebe,
Lazarett Linz, for drugs delivered to Mauthausen. Case file 000­50­5, Vol.
14, roll 19, first frame 1123.
5. Personnel file of SS Obersturmfuehrer Johannes Grimm containing a
personal history, recommendations for promotion, and a letter from
Mauthausen to Gauleitung Kattowitz protesting his proposed transfer
from the Deutsche Erd­ und Steinwerke Gmbh at Mauthausen. 1940–43.
Case file 000­50­5, Vol. 16, roll 16, first frame 1.
6. Photocopy of deposition made by Dr. Karl Helfrich, May 15, 1945.
Includes a list of 47 pilots (British, Dutch, and one American) who
arrived at Mauthausen on Sept. 5, 1944, and who were shot on Sept. 7.
Case file 000­5­50, Vol. 19, roll 20, first frame 229.
Reviews of U.S. Army War Crimes Trials in Europe, 1945–1948, Microfilm
Publication M1217, 5 rolls. Case reviews filed under Austria (country code
5) are included on roll 1. Reviews of the Mauthausen cases 000­50­5, 1­51
and subsequent Mauthausen trials designated as 000­Mauthausen­1 through
21 are included on rolls 5 and 6.
VII.6 National Archives Collection of World War II Captured German
Records includes over 70,000 rolls of microfilm of original German records
that have been returned to Germany and are in the custody of the German
Bundesarchiv. The NARA microfilm collection is described in over 100 vol­
umes of “German Guides,”catalogues, and other finding aids (see III.39 above).
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