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Two depositions of Wolfgang Sanner, prisoner­secretary of the Forced
Labor Division at Mauthausen, taken on May 10, 1945, regarding “The
Assignment of Prisoners to Forced Labor at the Concentration Camp
Mauthausen” and “Retention of Prisoners Officially Released from the
Mauthausen Concentration Camp”
Deposition, signature unclear, undated, describing 170 inmates killed in
one workday at the Wiener Graben, the stone quarry at Mauthausen. The
incident took place in the winter of 1939.
Deposition of Bernard Cichonski, taken on May 6, 1945, regarding the arrest
and imprisonment at Mauthausen of members of the Polish underground
Report on“The Electro Fence”at Mauthausen by an unnamed master sergeant
assigned to the camp’s Technical Division,undated,describing its purpose,method
of construction, source, and consumption of current and operation
Deposition of Karl Wissig, former political inmate at Flossenburg and
Mauthausen, taken May 11, 1945, regarding the incarceration of 15 British
officers at Flossenburg
Deposition of Josef Buker, undated, describing the July 1942 torturing of
prisoners at the Mauthausen stone quarry (Wiener Graben)
A chart identifying SS collar insignia
Photographs
30 small black­and­white photographs of the SS staff at Mauthausen and
sub­camp Gusen and of members of the Linz Gestapo, mostly formal por­
traits in uniform, hand­annotated with name, rank, and in some cases, dates
of service. (See II.3 Francois Boix Photographic Collection, RG 226, above for
more information on these photographs.)
Small black­and­white photograph of Dr. Hans von Becker, a prominent
member of the Austrian National Committee at Mauthausen
Photograph of a scale model (1:500) of Mauthausen Concentration
Camp
Four small black­and­white photographs showing scenes at Mauthausen
(groups of inmates, a roll call) at the time of liberation
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