U.S. Army Signal Corps

Battered bodies of Jewish slave laborers from the S. S. camp at Neunburg, Germany. They were taken to a woodland site and murdered by guards. Civilians of the town were ordered by American troops to bury victims in the city cemetery. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Neunberg, Germany. Civilians carry empty boxes up a hill to get bodies of 120 victims killed by S. S. troops in a wooded area. Townspeople were forced to carry them to the cemetery for proper burial. They spent two days building the boxes. Chaplains of 3rd U. S. Army held short services for Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish victims. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Former German police of Ludwigslust, Germany, under order of 82nd Airborne Division, dig graves in the town square for German atrocity victims found in nearby concentration camp. From: album entitles "Nazi War Atrocities."

Women and men of Neunburg bear bodies of 120 S. S. shooting victims to burial in the city cemetery after removal of bodies from woodland shooting site outside town. Chaplains of U. S. Third Army conducted services for victims. From: album entitled \"Nazi War Atrocities.\"""

Underground room at former Nazi prison camp at Belsen, Germany. The room is filled with clay urns in which remains of cremated victims were sometimes placed. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

German civilians of Gardelegen prepare to march with wooden crosses from military government office to the concentration camp a mile distant where they were ordered to inter the bodies of the camp's victims. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Huge pile of shoes taken off dead in former Nazi prison camp at Belsen, Germany. The camp was under the direction of the British 2nd Army after liberation. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

German civilians listen to memorial services for victims of concentration camp shootings by S. S. troopers at Neunberg. Bodies of victims were carried by civilians from the woodland shooting site into the city for burial in the town cemetery. US Third Army chaplains conducted the services. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

This heap of ashes and bones represents only one day's killing of prisoners by S. S. troops in the German concentration camp at Weimar, Germany, captured by troops of the 3rd U S Army. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Neunberg, Germany: Services were held for 120 victims of S. S. trooper shooting at Neunberg, by U. S. Third Army chaplains, as townspeople look on. The German civilians were ordered to build coffins for the victims and to bring them from the woodland shooting site to the cemetery for burial. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."