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Death Camps

New Yorkers Disgustedby Nazi Death Camp Films

• PM Tabloid, 1945 •


“New Yorkers sat in stunned silence yesterday as they watched the incontrovertible proof of the unbelievable – the U.S. Army Signal Corps motion pictures of Nazi horror camps and charnel houses… People came out of the theaters shaking their heads, or gazing blankly off into space, or cursing them under their breaths.”

One Brooklyn housewife remarked:

“Those people responsible, we shouldn’t just kill them, we should torture them the way they did [to] us. I hold the whole German people responsible. Very few of them left have a human heart.

 

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New Yorkers Disgustedby Nazi Death Camp Films

New Yorkers Disgustedby Nazi Death Camp Films

New Yorkers Disgustedby Nazi Death Camp Films

New Yorkers Disgustedby Nazi Death Camp Films

NYC audiences see US Signal Corps death camp films 1945.Mrs Freda Cohen Brooklyn housewife interviewed regarding US Signal Corps death camp films 1945Wyman Osterhout New Salem High School student interviewed concerning US Signal Corps death camp films 1945Sergeant A P Lenox 83rd Infantry Division Caldwell NJ interviewed regarding US Signal Corps death camp films 1945US Navy V-12 student Leonard Sakaris interviewed concerning US Signal Corps death camp films 1945NYC tailor Max Bien of Brooklyn interviewed concerning US Signal Corps death camp films 1945NYC citizen John M Svirsky concerning US Signal Corps death camp films 1945NYC chef Sam Romanis interviewed concerning US Signal Corps death camp films 1945
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