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Aktionen Anzeigeoptionen	Dr. Ernst Grawitz Aus Auswahl entfernen Zur Auswahl hinzufügen InventarnummerM2008/068:021 TitelDr. Ernst Grawitz Hersteller Heinrich Hoffmann BeschreibungBlack and white portrait photographgraph of Ernst Grawitz, SS doctor and German Red Cross Director. Grawitz advised Himmler on the use of gas chambers in concentration camps and conducted brutal medical experiments on concentration camp prisoners. Due to his SS rank, he was administratively responsible for all medical experiments performed in the camps. He killed himself and his family at the end of the war. This photograph was taken by Heinrich Hoffmann, Hitler's personal photographrapher, and is a copy from Hoffmann's archive. EntstehungsortGermany Datum 1939 - 1945 SchlagwortNazi leaders, doctors (medical), Nazi medical experiments, concentration camps Objektbezeichnungphotographs Materialphotographic emulsion, paper, paper Format width: 163.00 mm height: 235.00 mm Sprache German Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Leonard Marino

InventarnummerM2008/068:021

TitelDr. Ernst Grawitz

BeschreibungBlack and white portrait photographgraph of Ernst Grawitz, SS doctor and German Red Cross Director. Grawitz advised Himmler on the use of gas chambers in concentration camps and conducted brutal medical experiments on concentration camp prisoners. Due to his SS rank, he was administratively responsible for all medical experiments performed in the camps. He killed himself and his family at the end of the war. This photograph was taken by Heinrich Hoffmann, Hitler's personal photographrapher, and is a copy from Hoffmann's archive.

EntstehungsortGermany

Datum 1939 - 1945

SchlagwortNazi leaders, doctors (medical), Nazi medical experiments, concentration camps

Objektbezeichnungphotographs

Materialphotographic emulsion, paper, paper

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Leonard Marino

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