Nazi Death Marches
The Nazi Death Marches took place in the final days of the Third Reich, when the SS forced the camp survivors to walk to camps deeper inside Germany, during which thousands more died.
The Nazi Death Marches took place in the final days of the Third Reich, when the SS forced the camp survivors to walk to camps deeper inside Germany, during which thousands more died.
A Dutch Nazi war criminal, Pieter Menten was involved with SS death squads during WWII, and evaded justice. Stolen artwork would lead to his arrest and imprisonment.
The Lord’s Resistance Army, a Christian extremist organization operating in various African states, have been classified a terrorist group for their many crimes.
The head of the SS female guards at Auschwitz, Maria Mandel orchestrated mass murder at the camp, and chose even the most defenceless victims for the gas chambers.
Josef Kramer, known as the Beast of Belsen for his crimes at the Nazi camp where thousands of inmates were tortured and killed on his orders.
The Nazi doctor August Hirt conducted medical experiments on Jewish inmates and began a macabre collection of human skeletons.
One of the most important historical documents of the Holocaust, the Jäger Report details mass killings by the Nazis.
A female Nazi doctor, Herta Oberheuser conducted gruesome experiments on women prisoners, crimes for which she was charged at the Nuremburg trials.
One of Stalin's trust security officers, Vasily Blokhin is known as the most prolific executioner in history.
One of the most cold-blooded of Nazi Doctors, Sigmund Rascher conducted horrific experiments on camp inmates.