John Florea First Army at Nordhausen: Before Germans moved out, the men that died of starvation at Nordhausen concentration camp were stripped and stacked in piles under the staircase.
John Florea More Nordhausen Concentration Camp: A man prepares his mother for the grave while his son stands by in tears
John Florea More Nordhausen Concentration Camp: Closeup of some of the dead. In foreground a small child and baby lie pitifully among the others
John Florea More Nordhausen Concentration Camp: The long ghastly line of the dead. More citizens are bringing in other dead, in BG are bombed buildings
John Florea First Army at Nordhausen: The ration of food at the Nordhausen concentration camp was three scrawny potatoes each per day. Here one emaciated man crouches near a fire on which his potatoes have been cooked
John Florea First Army at Nordausen: The dead and dying lie together in the straw of their barracks at concentration camp
John Florea At Nordhausen bodies of almost 3000 slave laborers are laid out along a bombed street before burial by U.S. troops. These dead once worked at the Nordhausen underground factory which made parts for V-1 and V-2 bombs