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[World War II color footage--American troops in Germany link up with Russian troops in Torgau; Dachau concentration camp after liberation]

Stevens, George

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In early 1945, Stevens and the SPECOU are with U.S. Army troops near Duben and then in Torgau for the link up with Russian troops. At the Dachau concentration camp after liberation, the SPECOU films the corpses of the inmates and German soldiers, the disinfection of the inmates, the identification of German captors by the inmates, everyday activities, and shots of the camp buildings, including the crematorium.

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