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The
road to the camp from the town of Mauthausen |
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Approach to the camp's
entrance |
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Main entrance as it looks
today, without the Nazi eagle |
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The assembly area, just
inside the entrance |
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Commemorations of the
camp's liberation near steps to main camp |
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Inscription at entrance to
main compound: figures total about 115,000 persons known to have been
killed at Mauthausen, including 34 Americans |
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The
gas chamber. Note the "shower" heads. |
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A memorial plaque on the
gas chamber wall: "Max Fischler from Drohobycz murdered here by gas Sept.
3, 1944. Unforgettable!" |
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The original crematory oven
at Mauthausen |
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Table for dissection of
murder victims as part of medical experiments, and for removal of gold
from teeth |
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Newer ovens on opposite
side of the gas chamber |
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Memorials to victims on
wall of crematory room |
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Sculpture at entrance to
main compound, near tabulation of victims |
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View, late in May, looking
NW from main compound toward the quarry which was the reason for the
camp's being located here |
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The Jewish memorial, one of
30 or more between the camp and the quarry |
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Memorial of the former East
Germany ("GDR") |
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The quarry. Prisoners
were pushed over the cliff on the right, leading the camp staff to refer
to these as the "parachutist's rocks" |
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Agnus Dei, The
University of Montana Chamber Chorale, Maria Enzersdorf Kirche, Vienna,
May 24, 2003 |
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