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+ Waffen- 44 44-Standortkommandantur Dachau 3, den Dachau Vernruf Dacham 293 Then is a runner cererlating which Betreff: Jezug: says that the wan is over. It probably is - Anlagen: as much as it ever will be. Wi've all been effecting the end for several days, but were not too excited about it because we know that it does not mean too much as far as our immediate situations is con cerved. There was no celebration - it's difficult to celebrate anything with the morbid state were in. The Pacific theater will not come immediately for this unit; we have around 36, 000 potential and eventual patients here. The end of the work for everyone else is going to to just the begining for us. Today was a seaching hat day after several raining cold ones. The result of the heat on the corpses is impossible to describe, and the situations will probably get worse because then disposal will certainly taki time. My are is sou from a typlurs shot so I'm ending her for the present. More will follow later. l how lots to write about now. Leve, 16359 Hould

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This letter describes the concentration camp at Dachau, Germany.

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