A report on a visit to Bergen-Belsen in summer 1945. The information is given by a doctor and his wife from Poland and some nurses on the horrible fate of the children (p.1-2), the final transport to Bergen-Belsen of the doctor's wife together with many others (p.2-3), the greater strength of the women in comparison with the men (p.3), and the appalling conditions in camp-hospitals (p.3-4). At Buchenwald 20,000 Jewish prisoners should have been killed in the last days of the war but the political prisoners helped 3,500 to survive by hiding them everywhere. (p.4).