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14701. Captain Derrick Syngton of the British Army announces "You are free" to survivors in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14702. A mass grave in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14703. Corpses lie on the ground outside of the infirmary in Bergen-Belsen.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14704. A decomposing corpse in Bergen-Belsen.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14705. The living sleep among the dead outside of a barrack in Bergen-Belsen.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14706. Corpses piled in a wooded area near Bergen-Belsen.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14707. A British bulldozer closes a mass grave at Bergen-Belsen while former camp guards look on.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14708. Former camp personnel unload a truckload of corpses into a mass grave.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14709. Female survivors in Bergen-Belsen remove corpses for burial.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14710. Former SS guards and German mayors from nearby towns are forced to listen to a British radio broadcast condemning German treatment of prisoners.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14711. SS guards are forced to load corpses onto a truck while under the supervision of British soldiers.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14712. British troops watch the destruction of camp no. 1 in Bergen-Belsen.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14713. Burning the typhus-infected barracks of camp no. 1 in Bergen-Belsen.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14714. Brigader General Glyn Hughes gives the order to set fire to the barracks in camp no.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14715. A sign marks a mass grave in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14716. Crematorium oven at Bergen-Belsen after the liberation of the camp.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14717. A sign erected by the British Army at the entrance to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14718. Brigader General Glyn Hughes, one of the liberators of Bergen-Belsen.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14719. View of the burning barracks in camp no. 1 in Bergen-Belsen to prevent the spread of typhus.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14720. View of a watch tower in front of the burning barracks in camp no.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14721. A British Army sign that was posted with a photo display intended to show German civilians from surrounding towns the atrocities committed in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14722. A British soldier clears corpses with a bulldozer in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14723. A British Army flame thrower seems to target an iron cross flag affixed to the side of a barrack being burnt down in camp no.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14724. Survivors in Bergen-Belsen greet a British soldier.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest
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14725. Survivors in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp rest behind a barbed wire fence after liberation.
July, 6,000 former inmates were taken by the Red Cross to Sweden for convalescence, while the rest