DACHAU, Germany – Two ovens in the first crematorium at Dachau the first Nazi concentration camp, which opened in 1933 outside Munich, Germany, were used to cremate the bodies of dead prisoners. People initially detained in the camp included Jews, artists, intellectuals, the physically and mentally handicapped and homosexuals. Prisoners died from malnutrition, disease and overwork or were executed. When World War II began, some able-bodied prisoners were used as slave labor and others were used for medical experiments. (U.S. Air force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Kelley J. Stewart)
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