The mauthausen concentration camp Black & White Stock Photos
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RMTA3B1G–From left: Heinrich Himmler, the gesticulating camp commandant Franz Ziereis and Ernst Kaltenbrunner inspect the Mauthausen concentration camp, here in the 'Wiener Graben' quarry.
RM2BFAN3G–Himmler And other SS officials are visiting the infamous Mauthausen concentration camp in 1941 Heinrich Luitpold Himmler 7 October 1900 – 23 May 1945)
RMTA2CNN–Stone quarry (possibly 'Wiener Graben') at the concentration camp Mauthausen. Undated photo.
RMBBNCJK–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoners working in a stone pit, circa 1940,
RMDYET91–Tanks of U.S. 11th Armoured Division entering the Mauthausen concentration camp; banner in Spanish reads 'Antifascist Spaniards greet the forces of liberation'. The photo was taken on 6 May 1945
!['Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]' Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFAXH/two-weeks-before-hitlers-100th-birthday-this-memorial-in-the-form-of-a-hewn-stone-from-the-mauthausen-concentration-camp-was-erected-in-braunau-am-inn-in-front-of-his-birthplace-in-this-way-the-mayor-gerhard-skiba-wanted-to-publicly-represent-the-position-of-the-town-to-its-most-famous-son-and-to-reject-neo-nazi-movements-the-stone-bears-the-inscription-for-peace-freedom-and-democracy-never-again-fascism-millions-dead-admonish-and-on-the-back-stone-from-the-concentration-camp-mauthausen-automated-translation-2FNFAXH.jpg "'Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]' Stock Photo")
RM2FNFAXH–'Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]'
RMW1G70N–Liberated prisoners in the Mauthausen concentration camp near Linz, Austria, give rousing welcome to Cavalrymen of the 11th Armored Division. The banner across the wall was made by Spanish Loyalist prisoners.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 1299 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.
RME1CWB0–Liberated prisoners in the Mauthausen concentration camp cheer U.S. soldiers. The banner across the wall was made by Spanish
RM2NH0819–Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Heinrich Himmler and August Eigruber (in black) inspect Mauthausen concentration camp in 1941, in the company of camp commander Franz Ziereis (center left).
RMTA3B38–Heinrich Himmler (left) and the Nazi Gauleiter of the Reichsgau Oberdonau, August Eigruber, inspect the Mauthausen concentration camp.
RM2RFMBXC–Tanks of U.S. 11th Armoured Division entering the Mauthausen concentration camp;banner in Spanish reads 'Antifascist Spaniards greet the forces of liberation'. The photo was taken on 6 May 1945
RMTA2GJ3–Concentration camp prisoners in a quarry (possibly 'Wiener Graben') of the Mauthausen concentration camp. Undated photo.
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RM2WX19CR–Liberated prisoners in the Mauthausen concentration camp near Linz, Austria, give rousing welcome to Cavalrymen of the 11th Armored Division. The banner across the wall was made by Spanish Loyalist prisoners ca. May 6, 1945
RM2WXKM61–Liberated prisoners in the Mauthausen concentration camp near Linz, Austria, give rousing welcome to Cavalrymen of the 11th Armored Division. The banner across the wall was made by Spanish Loyalist prisoners ca. May 6, 1945
![A child playing on the memorial stone at the former Mauthausen concentration camp. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNF810/a-child-playing-on-the-memorial-stone-at-the-former-mauthausen-concentration-camp-automated-translation-2FNF810.jpg "A child playing on the memorial stone at the former Mauthausen concentration camp. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNF810–A child playing on the memorial stone at the former Mauthausen concentration camp. [automated translation]
RMBBNCJ7–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoners working in a stone pit, circa 1940,
RMDFTYE5–View of the memorial stone for the victims of the Mauthausen concentration camp on Pere Lachaise cemetery, the biggest cemetery of Paris, France, 13 November 1970. Different kinds of memorial stones commemorate the Nazi Era on the cemetery. The French inscription reads 'Mauthausen - Hitler's extermination camp. 180,000 men and women were imprisoned there. 154,000 died - tortured, gased, hung, shot. So that you victims add to overcome the suppression and show humanity a better way, in friendship and peace, to the future. Remember.' The memorial stone was made by sculptor Gérard Choain and is ma
RMDB3N4P–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoners working in a stone pit, circa 1940, , Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
!['Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]' Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFAWT/two-weeks-before-hitlers-100th-birthday-this-memorial-in-the-form-of-a-hewn-stone-from-the-mauthausen-concentration-camp-was-erected-in-braunau-am-inn-in-front-of-his-birthplace-in-this-way-the-mayor-gerhard-skiba-wanted-to-publicly-represent-the-position-of-the-town-to-its-most-famous-son-and-to-reject-neo-nazi-movements-the-stone-bears-the-inscription-for-peace-freedom-and-democracy-never-again-fascism-millions-dead-admonish-and-on-the-back-stone-from-the-concentration-camp-mauthausen-automated-translation-2FNFAWT.jpg "'Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]' Stock Photo")
RM2FNFAWT–'Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]'
RMBBNCJ5–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoners working in a stone pit, circa 1940,
RMW6J9CW–Liberated prisoners in the Mauthausen concentration camp near Linz, Austria, give rousing welcome to Cavalrymen of the 11th Armored Division. The banner across the wall was made by Spanish Loyalist prisoners.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 1299 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.
RM2R007GC–The bodies of fourteen Czech intellectuals shot by the SS in Mauthausen concentration camp.
RF2AN0XD9–Mauthhausen, Austria - July 18, 2018: Incinerator in NS concentration camp Mauthausen, Holocaust memorial from WWII in Upper Austria
RM2T1FX4N–Crippled Russian and Polish prisoners stand in front of a US armoured vehicle belonging to the US 11th Armoured Divison. This image was taken at Mauthausen concentration camp.
RMHMMXFF–MAUTHAUSEN-GUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP near Linz, Austria. Freed prisoners welcome tanks of the US 11th Armored Division on 6 May 1945. The welcome banner was made by Spanish prisoners. Photo: Cpl Donald Ornitz/US Official
RMDYF3PF–Mauthausen Survivors Cheer the Soldiers of the Eleventh Armored Division of the U.S. Third Army.
RM2A5YN1W–Mauthausen Survivors Cheer the Soldiers of the Eleventh Armored Division of the U.S. Third Army.
RM2X1EMBR–Liberated prisoners in the Mauthausen concentration camp near Linz, Austria, give rousing welcome to Cavalrymen of the 11th Armored Division. The banner across the wall was made by Spanish Loyalist prisoners ca. May 6, 1945
RM2A5YX23–Photograph of Ebensee concentration camp prisoners. Established by the SS to build tunnels for armaments storage near the town of Ebensee, Austria in 1943. It was part of the Mauthausen network. Dated 1945
RMR7EYEA–View of the memorial stone for the victims of the Mauthausen concentration camp on Pere Lachaise cemetery, the biggest cemetery of Paris, France, 13 November 1970. Different kinds of memorial stones commemorate the Nazi Era on the cemetery. The French inscription reads 'Mauthausen - Hitler's extermination camp. 180,000 men and women were imprisoned there. 154,000 died - tortured, gased, hung, shot. So that you victims add to overcome the suppression and show humanity a better way, in friendship and peace, to the future. Remember.' The memorial stone was made by sculptor Gérard Choain and is ma
RMERB288–Memorial to Jews that died in Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp Pere Lachaise cemetery Paris France Europe
!['Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]' Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFAR7/two-weeks-before-hitlers-100th-birthday-this-memorial-in-the-form-of-a-hewn-stone-from-the-mauthausen-concentration-camp-was-erected-in-braunau-am-inn-in-front-of-his-birthplace-in-this-way-the-mayor-gerhard-skiba-wanted-to-publicly-represent-the-position-of-the-town-to-its-most-famous-son-and-to-reject-neo-nazi-movements-the-stone-bears-the-inscription-for-peace-freedom-and-democracy-never-again-fascism-millions-dead-admonish-and-on-the-back-stone-from-the-concentration-camp-mauthausen-automated-translation-2FNFAR7.jpg "'Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]' Stock Photo")
RM2FNFAR7–'Two weeks before Hitler's 100th birthday, this memorial in the form of a hewn stone from the Mauthausen concentration camp was erected in Braunau am Inn in front of his birthplace. In this way, the mayor Gerhard Skiba wanted to publicly represent the position of the town to its most famous son and to reject neo-Nazi movements. The stone bears the inscription ''For peace freedom and democracy never again fascism millions dead admonish'' and on the back ''Stone from the concentration camp Mauthausen''. [automated translation]'
RMBBNCGR–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoner's orchestra playing at the execution of prisoner Hans Bonarewitz, 30.7.1942,
RMCPJ3MT–Camp internees in the so-called hospital wing of the concentration camp at Mauthausen, 1938 (b/w photo)
RMP4GGCT–MONUMENTO EN MEMORIA DE LOS DIEZ MIL REPUBLICANOS ESPAÑOLES MUERTOS EN EL CAMPO DE CONCENTRACION ALEMAN DE MAUTHAUSEN. Location: FUNDACION PABLO IGLESIAS, MADRID, SPAIN.
RM2PT94YR–Prisoners at forced labor cutting stones in the Wiener Graben quarry at the Mauthausen concentration camp.
![Baby carriage in front of the watchtower of the former concentration camp Mauthausen. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNF81J/baby-carriage-in-front-of-the-watchtower-of-the-former-concentration-camp-mauthausen-automated-translation-2FNF81J.jpg "Baby carriage in front of the watchtower of the former concentration camp Mauthausen. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNF81J–Baby carriage in front of the watchtower of the former concentration camp Mauthausen. [automated translation]
RM2X1AYB7–Concentration camp Mauthausen, view in the former Shot in the neck cell, 1949 - 19490101 PD1755 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RME1CWB1–Starving inmate of Gusen concentration camp in Austria after liberation. The Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp complex was
RMF7NT21–Photograph of Ebensee concentration camp prisoners. Established by the SS to build tunnels for armaments storage near the town of Ebensee, Austria in 1943. It was part of the Mauthausen network. Dated 1945
RMD3JRCP–(dpa files) - Prisoners of the concentration camp Mauthausen celebrate their US liberators in Mauthausen, Germany, 5 May 1945.
RF2HJHKFB–a soldier in a German uniform during the Second World War stands behind a barbed wire fence. Black and white photo.
RMRYK89N–geography / travel, Austria, Upper Austria, Mauthausen, concentration camp, Soviet Memorial, unveiled at 12th anniversary of the liberation, 5.5.1957, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMP4GGCP–INTERNOS ESPAÑOLES REALIZANDO TRABAJOS FORZADOS, ARRASTRAN CARRETILLAS DE ARENA PARA LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DEL CAMPO RUSO- ABRIL/MAYO 1942. Location: FUNDACION PABLO IGLESIAS, MADRID, SPAIN.
RM2PT94FX–Prisoners at forced labor cutting stones in the Wiener Graben quarry at the Mauthausen concentration camp.
RM2X1AYBH–Concentration camp Mauthausen, the former furnaces for the dead bodies of the murderd concentration camp internee, 1949 - 19490101 PD1724 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RME1CWB2–Some of the dead slave laborers at the Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp. Men were worked in nearby stone quarries until too
RMDYEJDC–Bodies being removed in 1945 for burial, at Gusen concentration camp after its liberation.Gusen is the name of the biggest Nazi concentration camp complex on Austrian territory. Originally called 'Mauthausen II'
RMBBNCJF–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoners working, circa 1940,
RM2PT94CY–Prisoners at forced labor cutting stones in the Wiener Graben quarry at the Mauthausen concentration camp.
RM2X1AYBG–Concentration camp Mauthausen, schoolchild during view on the former concentration camp, 1949 - 19490101 PD1695 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2X1AY16–The former concentration camp Mauthausen, 1948 - 19480101 PD0903 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMBBNCJ9–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoner working, circa 1940,
RM2PT94D4–Prisoners at forced labor cutting stones in the Wiener Graben quarry at the Mauthausen concentration camp.
RM2X1AY1A–The former concentration camp Mauthausen, view on the notorious steps during quarry face, 1948 - 19480101 PD0913 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMBBNCJ0–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoners working, circa 1940,
RM2PT94MX–Prisoners at forced labor cutting stones in the Wiener Graben quarry at the Mauthausen concentration camp.
RMBBNCJ1–Nazism / National Socialism, crimes, concentration camps, Mauthausen, Austria, prisoners working in a stone pit, circa 1940,
RM2PT949D–Bundesarchiv, Bild 192-269 / CC-BY-SA 3.0 The 'Stairs of Death' (Todesstiege) at Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp. The prisoners, wearing the striped prison uniform, were forced to carry granite blocks up 186 steps to the top of the Wiener Graben quarry. Death and fearful injuries were daily events, and among the prison camps Mauthausen had a feared reputation.
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