10th Anniversary of the Liberation of the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Poster for the 10th Anniversary of the Liberation of Mauthausen

The poster was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1990 by an Anonymous donor. 

10th Anniversary of the Liberation of the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Poster for the 10th Anniversary of the Liberation of Mauthausen 

overall: Height: 23.125 inches (58.738 cm) | Width: 33.125 inches (84.138 cm) 

"10. JAHRSTAG / der Befreiung des Konzentrations / lagers / MAUTHAUSEN / bereit am 5 Mai 1945.."; nine black and white images of Mauthausen and prisoners from 1945 with black text on white ground; devastating photographic images of the camp and text describing these Nazi horrors; Printed and distributed by Leroy Andre of Vienna for the International Federation of Resistors. 

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Black and white poster commemorating the liberation of German concentration camps. There is black text against a white background in the center which is surrounded by 9 captioned photographs. The top row has 3 pictures; from left; stone steps carved into a hillside, the camp’s entrance with walls and guard tower imposed with the poster title, and rows of male prisoners standing naked outside with snow on the ground. The second row shows crowds of cheering prisoners surrounding American tanks and soldiers on liberation day, a dead body lying on the ground, and a pile of starved corpses. The bottom row depicts crowds of people at the dedication of a monument, gallows with a noose hanging from the beam, and emaciated prisoners standing and lying in their bunks in barracks. On the bottom right is the logo for FIR (International Federation of Resistance Fighters), an inverted cone with FIR on the surface and a fire burning from the base. The paper is thin and faded and the top edge has several small wrinkles, the right edge has one vertical tear and several small wrinkles and the left edge has a horizontal tear and streaks of dirt.