The holocaust at Gardelegen where German guards tried to burn 500 to 1000 prisoners

Gardelegen Atrocity Barn: Pile of bodies at door of barn where they tried to escape from the flames

Atrocity Barn--Gardelegen: Further proof of the Nazi's incredible capacity for sadism--smoke still rises from a pile of bodies, burnt alive four days previously by their guards. They were mostly political prisoners.

German Nazi civilians are set to work digging graves for the atrocity victims. In the foreground is the Town Music Director, and two officials from the Rathaus - city government officials under the Nazi regime.

German Nazi civilians are set to work digging graves for the atrocity victims. Each one of these men will be responsible for the burial of one atrocity victim, and when he dies a man will be appointed to look after these graves and will be responsible...