Photos: Mauthausen Upper Camp
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| The command headquarters. |
| Prison laborers were checked in and out daily here at the Jour House. |
| Entrance to the main camp. The Jour House is on the right. |
| View of the entrance gate from within the main camp. |
| Doorway in the entrance gate looking out toward the quarry. |
| Hut 1 accomodated the orderly rooms, the shoemaker's shop, and the brothel for the use of prison authorities. |
| Hut 6 housed kitchen personnel and has been reconstructed to give visitors an idea of what living conditions in the camp were like. |
| Hut 11 housed children and adolescents, so-called stone mason's apprentices, as well as Spaniards. |
| Wooden gates constructed for Ebensee sub-camp. |
| Back of former Sick Quarters. |
| Back of former Sick Quarters. |
| Section of Mauthausen camp wall. |
| Barbed wire. |
| Crematorium chimney. |
| Chimney. |
| Section of wall with barbed wire. |
| The camp jail. |
| The camp kitchen. |
| The camp laundry. |
| A window. |
| Windows. |
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