POISON BULLETS FIRED INTO VICTIMS

Chronicle (Levin), 10 January 1947, Page 8

POISON BULLETS FIRED INTO VICTIMS

| na-zi doctors watched death drugs j Received Thursdav, 9.50 p.m. ; LONDON, Jan. 9. j A report sigued by Dr. Drugowsky. defendant, read at tlie trial of German ! dwtors at X'ureniberg, said squirming j viclims at a concentratiun cainp neai ( BeiTui todk mo rc tinui two liours to die - after bullets loaded with poison aconitin uitrate in solid f'nnn wera ! iirad into tlieir tliighs f'roiu a Kussiari j pi«tol durinu' expariinont h conductiMl in I 1941. TOic ,nt?u vii «• ininates of tlie BucLeiiwald cainp willingly ex.clianged biood fo'r Invad, a l'ormer inmate Dr. Kodon, llie Krankfurt Alagazine editor, testilied at tlie trial of 2.'i*(xerman doctors. He added tliat tliey gave 400 cnbic cen tinieters of blood ior eacdi 300 graiuines of bread. Alany subsequently died. Kodon deseribed tlie poiaan experi nients on Kussian prisoners and sjiotted fever experiineuts on otlier ininates. The Kussians who survived vvere strangled for diaseetiou. lle also des eribed tlie pouring of a pliospliorous li(|uid 011 prisoners' arnis. Canneu jMorv, oue of the aeeused, denied eharges of criieltv wlien she testilied at the trial of 16 inembers of the staff of the Raveusbruek women 's eon-. centration eamp. Mory said she wrote to the Arehbishop of Alunster who forwarded the letter to the Pope witli the result that the medical experiineuts on prisoners eeas 'd. She was in tlie antiS.S. nndergronnd inoveinent. She signed a pact witli the ratnp's interrogaloi and ne senl her to a i4ti.lt i c eamp to in \esliga1e the nioral standards of tln' uarders and wardresses. She was there wlien the war ended. "Twenty inimites after we left tlie Baltic eamp it was blown u j > with the cam]) records," Afor\ added. Thereafter slie worked witli Ihe j liritisn lield secnrity ]ioliee. | «™"n' l»'ll ,, 11 I. . l .llMk