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“Nazi Concentration Camps.” The film was directed by Comdr. James B.
Donovan, U.S. Navy, as an official documentary report submitted to the
IMT by the U.S. Chief Counsel. It includes a small amount of film footage
of Lt. Jack H. Taylor following his release from Mauthausen. See III.25
above. (Box 161)
PS 2909–Affidavit of August Eigruber, sworn on Nov. 9, 1945, at Nuremberg,
stating that he visited Mauthausen Concentration Camp on several occa­
sions, on at least one occasion with Himmler and Kaltenbrunner. Unsigned
English­language copy (Box 171)
PS 3870–Photograph (7 by 9 in., b&w) of Franz Ziereis, Commandant of
Mauthausen, on his deathbed, taken by the Spanish photojournalist Francois
Boix at the Gusen Concentration Camp infirmary on May 22, 1945 (Box
203). See II.3 above for a description of the Boix Photographic Collection.
NG (Nuremberg, Government) Series
(Entry 170, location: 190/12/15/06) Note: Records of the U.S. Nuernberg War
Crimes Trials: NG Series, 1933–48, are reproduced on the 70 rolls of National
Archives Microfilm Publication T1139. Register cards to the NG Series are
reproduced on the three rolls of NARA Microfilm Publication M1278.
NG 1619–Affidavit sworn by Dr. Hans Mayr, a prison director in Bayreuth,
Germany, on Apr. 28, 1947, regarding the transfer of Jews, Gypsies, secu­
rity detainees, and other categories of prisoners to Mauthausen and
Auschwitz. Signed German­language original with English translation (Box
37, roll 21)
NG 2633–A July 31, 1942, memorandum from Dr. Albrecht, Berlin, to
Weizsaecker, regarding the transfer of Jews from the Netherlands to
Mauthausen and the decision not to notify relatives in cases of death.
Photostatic copy of the German­language original with an English summa­
ry (Box 54, rolls 29–30)
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