Testimony of Adolf Ullmann regarding the complaint submitted by Engler, the pharmacist, regarding abuse of inmates at the Sonnenburg camp by Adrian, the SS agent

Testimony of Adolf Ullmann regarding the complaint submitted by Engler, the pharmacist, concerning abuse of inmates at the Sonnenburg camp by Adrian, the SS agent Letter written by Adolf Ullmann containing his testimony regarding the complaint lodged by Engler, the pharmacist, concerning the beating he received from Adrian, the senior SS agent Adrian (pages 5 – 9), dated 03 November 1934; the testimony was given in light of Ullmann's acquaintance with both the complainant and the respondent; Deportation to the Sonnenburg camp; suffering pain after arrival at the camp and transfer to the camp hospital; removal of sick Jews from the queue for the hospital by SS agent Adrian on the claim that "this hospital is not for Jews"; striking and abuse of the inmates by SS agent Adrian; whipping and abuse of the inmates for two days by SS soldiers, including forcing the inmates to whip each other; being severely beaten during those two days. - Drawn portrait of Adolf Ullmann from 1934 (page 2); - Hebrew summary of the testimony (page 3); - List of names mentioned in the testimony (Hebrew, page 4); - Accompanying letter sent by Hans Ullmann (son of Adolf Ullmann, and a Holocaust survivor) to the Leo Baeck Institute, 09 January 1985, with clarifications of his father's testimony (page 10).