CONCENTRATION CAMP HORRORS LP Radiola MR-1110 nazi holocaust ww ii documentary
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Vinyl in Very Good+ clean condition with a few small, faint superficial scuffs/marks not noticeably affecting play, clean labels with no noticeable spindle wear, generic inner sleeve with Radiola insert, outer sleeve on VG condition with light wear (rubbing, tiny pressure creases) to corners, minor edge wear and light scuffing/rubbing to front panel, traces of ring wear and some light spots of discoloration to rear panel.
Concentration Camp Horrors
Label: Radiola – MR-1110 Series: Actuality Series – No. 5 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: US Released: 1980 Genre: Non-Music Style: Public Broadcast, Interview
Tracklist: A BBC Radio Newsreel Overseas Service. May 5, 1945. 15.31 Mc. Interviews with the British soldiers who liberated Belsen Concentration Camp, recordings made inside the camp with Robert Gordon Walker, BBC correspondent. B1 WOR Newsreel. April 24, 1945. Mutual net. Interview with a liberated G.I., an ex-prisoner of the Nazis. A description of prison conditions in Germany. B2 Released American Prisoners. April 28, 1945. Mutual net. Paul Killiam from Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, interviewing soldiers who have just returned to the United States from Nazi Prison Camps. B3 WOR Newsreel. April 27, 1945. Mutual net. Sigrid Schultz in Germany reports on the Ravensbruck Concentration Camp for Women. Note the woman's touch as the uniforms of the women S.S. guards are described! B4 BBC Radio Newsreel. May 9, 1945. Programme #1769. "Victory in Europe" report by R. J. Montgomery. "I Spent V-Day in Dachau." Shortwave recording made in the U.S.A. from the BBC Overseas Service. B5 Edward R. Murrow. April 15, 1945. Pool feed from London. Graphic description of his visit to Buchenwald. The heterodyne whistle throughout half of this recording was caused by shortwave interference from a transmission on another frequency while Mr. Murrow was on the air.
Notes: A Radiosound Portrait of the Nazi Holocaust. The Most Shocking Recordings Ever Made!
"People and Governments never have learned anything from history, or acted on principles deduced from it." - Hegel
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