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American Gathering Conference collection Poland N-P testimonies letters.

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Includes testimonies written by Polish Jews who survived the Holocaust. The testimonies describe deportations, life in the ghettos, pogroms, selections for the gas chambers, survival in concentration camps, and the annihilation of the Jewish population of Szczuczyn, Poland. Also included are copies of documents that relate to the conditions in the Mauthausen concentration camp. The copies include a statement by a Mauthausen survivor, a report describing the administration of the camp and the treatment of the various types of prisoners, and the confession of the former Mauthausen camp commander, Franz Ziereis. The Mauthausen copies are dated ca. Jun 1945.

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