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Apr. 19, 1950 - Accusations against the former leader of the Ravensbr?ck women's concentration camp are being raised. The French court charges that the accused took part in inhumane acts and committed crimes against humanity, such as crimes against defenseless women. Pictured left is the main accused, Fritz Suhren, who is defending himself in the city of Rastatt. Pictured right is the widow of a French general. She is a witness for the prosecution; she spent an eight month long period in the camp
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