THE NAZI ATROCITIES IN OCCUPIED EUROPE, 1939-1945 - A five year old war orphan sits on the running board of a truck belonging to the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration while waiting at the notorious Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany for transportation to a railroad station, April is one of 350 orphan children, ranging in age from five to 18 years, who are being moved to Switzerland. Some of these liberated children have been inmates at the camp for six years. The group is composed of Poles, Russians, Yugoslavians and Czechoslovakians. Buchenwald, near Weimar
THE NAZI ATROCITIES IN OCCUPIED EUROPE, 1939-1945 - A five year old war orphan sits on the running board of a truck belonging to the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration while waiting at the notorious Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany for transportation to a railroad station, April is one of 350 orphan children, ranging in age from five to 18 years, who are being moved to Switzerland. Some of these liberated children have been inmates at the camp for six years. The group is composed of Poles, Russians, Yugoslavians and Czechoslovakians. Buchenwald, near Weimar, was captured April 13, 1945, by troops of the Third US Army. ,
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