Trial by the district courts in Klagenfurt, Vienna, Salzburg and Linz against members of the HSSPF Lublin, Volume 51; Trial against Dr. Ludwig Hahn, held in the Hamburg Regional Court; Testimonies by perpetrators and survivors regarding the Warsaw Ghetto, March-October 1961

Documents from the trials of members of the Hoehere SS und Polizeifuehrer (HSSPF-SS and Police Chief) Lublin, held in the Landesgericht (Regional Courts) in Klagenfurt, Salzburg and Vienna; documentation of the trials, Volume 51; documentation of the trial against Dr. Ludwig Hahn, held in the Hamburg Regional Court; testimonies by perpetrators and survivors regarding the Warsaw Ghetto, March-October 1961 Testimonies by following people: - Julian Daszewski, a Jewish survivor, regarding life in the Warsaw Ghetto, detention in Pawiak Prison, 27 July 1943-31 May 1944, escape from Pawiak and the Warsaw Uprising (pp. 3-11); - Baruch Fronenberg, a Jewish survivor, regarding life in the Warsaw Ghetto and employment as a plumber in the Pawiak Prison, 1940-1944, escape during the Warsaw Uprising, July 1944 (pp. 12-15); - Jakob and Jozef Atlasowicz, Jewish survivors, regarding life in the Warsaw Ghetto, escape from the deportation train, being hidden in Warsaw by the German Jerzy Winche, arrest and detention in the Pawiak Prison, 13 July 1943, and escape from the Pawiak Prison, 26 July 1944 (pp. 16-23); - Majer Semel, a Jewish survivor, regarding detention in Auschwitz-Birkenau, forced labor in the Warsaw Ghetto cleaning, December 1943-July 1944 (pp. 24-26); - Oskar Passermann, a Jewish survivor, regarding detention in Auschwitz-Birkenau, forced labor in the Warsaw Ghetto cleaning, November 1943-July 1944, transfer to Dachau, July 1944 (pp. 27-28); - Israel Hochberg, a Jewish survivor, regarding life in the Warsaw Ghetto, employment as a fitter in the Pawiak Prison, 1943-1944, escape during the Warsaw Uprising, 29 July 1944 (pp. 29-33); - Stefan Glaser, a German, regarding his service in Police Regiment 22 in Warsaw, 1940-1941, in Krakow, 1941, Cisna, Lisko, service in the music corps in Warsaw, 1942, and transfer to Miastkow (pp. 67-68); - Heinrich Wenk, a German, regarding his service in Police Regiment 23 in Warsaw, April 1943, security patrols in the Ghetto, suppression of the Warsaw Polish Uprising, August-October 1944 (pp. 69-70); - August Heinrich Birmes, a German, SS Oberscharfuehrer, regarding his service in SS cavalry division Fegelein in Litzmannstadt, 1940-1941, SS Standortverwaltung Warsaw, SS Standortverwaltung Lublin,1941-1943 (pp. 75-80); - Henryk Karminski, a Jewish survivor, regarding life in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1940-1942 (pp. 85-88); - Marcel Ranicki, a Jewish survivor, regarding life in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1940-1943, work in the Korrespondenzabteilung (Judenrat postal department), and escape from the Ghetto, 02 February 1943 (pp. 92-117); - Hermann Hoefle, a German war criminal, regarding his service in 8. Waffen SS Infanterie Regiment in Krakow, 1939-1940, at the SS Polizeifuehrer Lublin, 1940-1943, training in Sachsenhausen camp in 1944, and "Aktion Reinhard" in Warsaw, 1942-1943 (pp. 119-229); - Wilhelm Rodewald, a German, regarding his service in KdS Warsaw, 1943-1944 (pp. 230-246); - Benjamin Goldmann, a Jewish survivor, regarding life in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1940-1943, escape from the ghetto, being hidden by a Polish family for one year and detention in Pawiak Prison (pp. 247-252); - Hermann Josef Worthoff, a German, regarding his service in SSPF Lublin, 1942, and in the Warsaw Ghetto (pp. 254-265); - Willy Paul Bruno Koenig, a German, regarding his service in BdS Krakow and KdS Warsaw (Abteilung I), 1943-1944 (pp. 267-280).