Sachsenhausen concentration camp was liberated on April 22, 1945. Even now, the descendants of the victims are stepping up ...

Höss’s mother confirmed his fear: Rudolf Höss, the man who ran the most notorious Nazi death camp ... a nondenominational pastor in Stuttgart, Germany, leading services for local English ...

Höss even adopted the cynical motto of Dachau concentration camp in Germany ... Nazi scheme of things, so much so that in those early days Höss was forced to go scrounging for basic supplies ...

Rudolf Hoess, former commandant of the Oswiecim death ... and that Finland was the only Nazi-controlled country which did not ship Jews to their death at the camp. Dr. Blumenthal testified that ...

Rudolf Hoess, “butcher” commandant of the Oswiecim death camp, is included among the 1,500 Nazi war criminals whom Poland is demanding for trial in her courts. Hoess is now in the custody of ...

Rudolf Hoess, translated by Constantine Fitzgibbon ... It was his special form of insanity—widespread in Nazi Germany—that he regarded himself as a sane, ordinary man with an ordinary ...

In a cinema in south-west Germany an audience ... execution at Nuremberg in 1947, Rudolf Höss returned to Catholicism, regretting his unquestioning pursuit of Nazi ideology and crimes against ...

It began as a Nazi labor campt to terrorize the local Polish population ... look at the mindset of the perpetratos - killers like the Commandant of Auschwitz Rudolf Hoess, camp doctor Josef Mengele, ...

It began as a Nazi labor campt to terrorize the local Polish population ... look at the mindset of the perpetratos - killers like the Commandant of Auschwitz Rudolf Hoess, camp doctor Josef Mengele, ...