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Victor Zoller (defendant 61) examines documents during the Mauthausen war crimes trial.

Photograph | Photograph Number: 46733
Victor Zoller (defendant 61) examines documents during the Mauthausen war crimes trial. From left to right are the interpretter, Lt. Col. Ernst Oeding (defense attorney), Victor Zoller, Lt. Paul Guth (interrogator), William Denson (chief prosecutor) and Lt. Robert Wilson. Victor Zoller former commander of the SS-Totenkopf guard battalion was sentenced to death by hanging.

Victor Zoller (defendant 61) examines documents during the Mauthausen war crimes trial.

From left to right are the interpretter, Lt. Col. Ernst Oeding (defense attorney), Victor Zoller, Lt. Paul Guth (interrogator), William Denson (chief prosecutor) and Lt. Robert Wilson.

Victor Zoller former commander of the SS-Totenkopf guard battalion was sentenced to death by hanging.

Date
Circa 1946 March 29 - 1946 May 13
Locale
Dachau, [Bavaria] Germany
Photo Designation
PURSUIT OF JUSTICE -- Concentration Camp/Atrocity Trials -- US Army Trials -- Mauthausen
Photo Credit
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration, College Park

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Photo Source
National Archives and Records Administration, College Park
Copyright: Public Domain
 
Record last modified: 2010-12-07 00:00:00
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