M. DUBOST: How many women all told?

MME. VAILLANT-COUTURIER: At the time of liberation the identification

numbers amounted to 105,000 and possibly more.

There were also executions in the camps. The numbers were called at roll

call in the morning, and the victims then left for the Kommandantur and

were never seen again. A few days later the clothes were sent down to

the Effektenkammer, where the clothes of the internees were kept. After

a certain time their cards would vanish from the filing cabinets in the

camp.

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