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Items cited as enclosures but missing from the Taylor Report
List of Jews in the Tent Camp: A list of over 3,000 names of inmates at the
“Hungarian Jewish Camp (Zeltlager)” about one­half mile from Mauthausen.
List of Prominent People at Mauthausen
A 1943 “protocol” signed by Mauthausen Commandant Ziereis and Georg
Bachmayer converting a police wagon into a mobile gas chamber
Mauthausen protocols directing certain methods of execution
List containing names, ranks, and positions of 354 Mauthausen SS
personnel, with approximately 100 “Rogues Gallery” pictures, 41 of
which are identified (The 30 photographs described above are part of this
collection.)
Prison autobiographies of prominent Mauthausen survivors Dr. Ludwig
Soswinski (Vienna communist), Ernst Martin (gas works director from
Innsbruck), and Georg Havelka (electrical and television engineer from
Prague). Depositions (if not prison autobiographies) of other individuals
on this list (Karl Dietl, Bernard Cichonski, and Josef Ulbrecht) are cited
above. A prison autobiography by Dr. Hans von Becker, also on this list, is
included under RG 226 as item XL 10739.
Examples of original Mauthausen death certificates showing false causes
of death
Names and signatures of 13 Mauthausen women “overseers” in charge of
women inmates
A cluster of documents on the practice of extracting dental gold from the
dead at Mauthausen, including two reports: “The Removal of Dental Gold
from Deceased Prisoners” and “SS dentists and Dealings with Gold Teeth”;
and a list of SS dentists and doctors at Mauthausen, citing their criminal
activities
III.26 OSS Field Station Files, London (Entry 190)
The field station files include several British reports on Mauthausen and its
sub­camps, June 1944–May 1945, based on interrogations of prisoners of war.
Some are quite comprehensive. The“Report of the Interrogation of PW Wilhelm
Kick,”August 19, 1944, provides a detailed drawing with legend of Mauthausen’s
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