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Object numberM1995/070:003

TitleBelsen Horror Camp Trials Open at Luneberg

DescriptionBlack and white press photographs documenting the holocaust. Glued to back is a typed label, in English, that reads - "Josef Kramer, the "Beast of Belsen", and his 43 associates from Belsen and Auschwitz concentration camps, sat for hours under the floodlights in a converted military gymnasium at Luneberg, Germany, for their mass trial in a British Court. This is the first of the great war criminal trials. Photo shows:- Some of the accused in the dock at Luneberg Court. In front are (left to right):- Herba Ehlert (8), irma Grese (9), and Ilse Lothe (10), some of the accused women."

Production placeLuneberg, Germany

Production date 1945-11-18

SubjectFascists, court procedures

Object namephotographs

Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Michele Harrison

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