In Piles or Rows
American soldiers walk past rows of corpses removed from the barracks to their left. (April 11-15, 1945 )
American troops inspecting Ohrdruf view the charred remains of corpses that were burned upon a section of railroad track in the camp. (April 4-15, 1945)
Survivors counting the corpses of prisoners killed in the Mauthausen concentration camp. (May 5-10, 1945)
Troops with the American 82nd Airborne Division examine corpses found in the latrine of the Woebbelin concentration camp. (May 6, 1945)
American troops from the 183rd Engineer Combat Battalion of the 8th Corps, U.S. Third Army, are shown a stack of corpses lying outside of the cremetorium of Buchenwald. The soldier third from left is Leon Bass. (April 11, 1945)
Corpses in the Woebbelin concentration camp. (May 4, 1945)
Two survivors lie among corpses on the straw-covered floor of the "Boelke Kaserne". (April 11, 1945)
Two American soldiers view scores of dead bodies in a barracks in the Nordhausen concentration camp. (April 11-20, 1945)
Corpses of women piled up on the floor of Block 11. (February 1945)
Corpses of Auschwitz prisoners in block 11 of the main camp (Auschwitz I), as discovered by Soviet war crimes investigators.
SS officer Eichelsdoerfer, the commandant of the Kaufering IV concentration camp, stands among the corpses of prisoners killed in his camp. (April 27-30, 1945)
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and other U.S. Army officers view the bodies of executed prisoners while on a tour of the Ohrdruf concentration camp. (April 12, 1945)
A group of American editors and publishers in Dachau are shown the corpses of prisoners during an inspection of the camp. (May 4, 1945)
Congressman John M. Vorys(right) viewing a room full of corpses while on an inspection of the Dachau concentration camp. The group of touring congressmen was led by General Wilson B. Parsons who stands to the left in this photograph. (May 3, 1945)
A British Army truck transporting corpses to mass graves for burial. (Bergen-Belsen) (April 28, 1945)
A wagon loaded with corpses intended for burial in Buchenwald. (April 11 - May 1945)
A group of Jewish men awaiting death in a gas van at the Chelmno death camp. (1942)
On orders from the U.S. Army, Austrian citizens remove corpses from the "Russian camp" section of Mauthausen for burial in a mass grave. (May 10 - May 15, 1945)
Austrian civilians load corpses onto a cart that will transport the bodies to a mass grave. (May 5 - May 12, 1945)