(HOLOCAUST).
Buchenwald Camp. The Report of a Parliamentary Delegation.pp. 8. Ex-library. Original ...

(HOLOCAUST).
Buchenwald Camp. The Report of a Parliamentary Delegation.



pp. 8. Ex-library. Original printed wrappers, some wear and minor tears at edges. 8vo.
London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office 1945
German concentration camp located outside Weimar, Buchenwald was liberated by American forces on April 11th 1945. Nine days later, a delegation of British Parliamentarians were sent by Winston Churchill to “have ocular and first-hand proof of (the) atrocities.” The delegates’ report closes: “We have endevoured to write with restraint and objectivity…(however) the memory of what we saw and heard at Buchenwald will haunt us ineffaceably for many years.”
German concentration camp located outside Weimar, Buchenwald was liberated by American forces on April 11th 1945. Nine days later, a delegation of British Parliamentarians were sent by Winston Churchill to “have ocular and first-hand proof of (the) atrocities.” The delegates’ report closes: “We have endevoured to write with restraint and objectivity…(however) the memory of what we saw and heard at Buchenwald will haunt us ineffaceably for many years.”