Kramer vor Gericht während Belson Testversion W339B y2k Lager Kommandant Josef Kramer und SS-Angehörige in Belsen stationiert wurden vor Gericht von den Alliierten gestellt für zwei Ladungen von Kriegsverbrechen im Detail Sie in der Papier-Datei Irma Grese finden war ein SS-Offizier im Lager und sie stellte vor Gericht getrennt weil sie angeblich besonders brutal gegen die Gefangenen gewesen zu sein, trug sie immer eine Pistole und eine Peitsche mit ihr und einem Häftling erzählt wie zwei Mädchen, die gerade ausgewählt worden waren, vergast werden versucht zu entkommen, Verschleißringen sie gefangen und erschossen sie dann kaltblütig, was sie schlagen würde

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Kramer in court during Belson trial W339B y2k The camp Kommandant Josef Kramer and members of the SS stationed at Belsen were put on trial by the allies for two charges of war crimes details of which can be found in the paper file Irma Grese was an SS officer in the camp and she was placed on trial separately because she was alleged to have been particularly brutal towards the prisoners She always carried a pistol and a whip with her and one inmate told how two girls who had just been selected to be gassed tried to get away Grese caught them and then shot them in cold blood She would beat prisoners with her whip just because she felt like it Grese and Kramer were the two main defendents in the case Kramer was not as directly brutal as Grese he didn t go around beating prisoners At least not as much as her However as Camp Kommandant he made sure that thousands of Jews under his control went to their deaths He also rarely fed them provided no clothing and very little water and sanitation When the British arrived they discovered that Kramer had cut the water supplies from a nearby stream and instead made the prisoners use water from settling tanks that were found to be half full of filth Even then they were rarely allowed access to even this supply