Cardboard cover with white letters on a black background with SS sign, top right MOHR, 32 unnumbered pages with photos of concentration camps around April 1945 liberated by the British army. Black and white photographs.

The booklet is held together by a spiral. With full-page map of Germany and description of each camp.

I put the piece of paper on the front, it's the piece that was originally in this first edition book in old Dutch explaining the reason of the war of the world against Germany by looking at the pictures in the book, it was still in the book, written in Old Dutch.

'Deze beelden, stuk voor stuk, verklaren den strijd op leven en dood van een geheele wereld tegen een levensbeschouwing die aan het 'leven' geen, aan de 'vernietiging' elke plaats wilde inruimen.'

Willem van de Poll (Amsterdam, 13 April 1895 – Amsterdam, 10 December 1970) was a Dutch photographer who was one of the most important photographers of his generation. He trained in Vienna in 1919 and worked as an independent touring press photographer in Europe, the Middle East, Indonesia and the Antilles. 

After the war he became the house photographer of the Royal Dutch Family. 

Picture 7 are two ladies survivors comforting each other picture 8 is of Josef Kramer commandant of Bergen-Belsen known in Dutch as 'de Beul van Belsen' or 'Beast of Belsen'

Title: Nazi Hel 

Willem van de Poll

Publisher: Van Holkema & Warendof N.V Amsterdam

Year: 1945

Binding: Hard cover + Spiral binding

32 (not numbered ) Pages

28 photogravures

With full-page map of Germany and description of each camp

Edition: First Edition

Language: Dutch

Design by MOHR

Condition: Used but good, see pictures, number written in book with pencil (last picture)

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