M. DUBOST: You were tattooed?

MME. VAILLANT-COUTURIER: Yes, look. [_The witness showed her arm._] They

were taken to a red brick building, which bore the letters “Baden,” that

is to say “Baths.” There, to begin with, they were made to undress and

given a towel before they went into the so-called shower room. Later on,

at the time of the large convoys from Hungary, they had no more time

left to play-actor to pretend; they were brutally undressed, and I know

these details as I knew a little Jewess from France who lived with her

family at the “République” district.

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