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326:, it began with mass sterilizations of children deemed "unfit" to reproduce. After that, the hospital staff exterminated children determined to be unfit and the programme was later expanded to adults. By January 1940, the Nazis had set up their first killing facilities. The clinic in Hadamar, which housed a psychiatric facility, was the last of six facilities set up to implement the programme, with murders commencing in January 1941. During the first phase of operations (January to August 1941), 10,072 men, women and children were murdered with 1148:Öfter in der Woche kommen Omnibusse mit einer größeren Anzahl der Opfer in Hadamar an. Die Schulkinder der Umgebung kennen diese Wagen und reden: 'Da kommt wieder die Mordkiste.' Nach der Ankunft beobachten dann die Hadamarer Bürger den aus dem Schlot aufsteigenden Rauch und sind von den ständigen Gedanken an die armen Opfer erschüttert, zumal wenn sie je nach den Windrichtungen durch die widerlichen Düfte belästigt werden ... Kinder, einander beschimpfend, tuen Äußerungen: 'Du bist nicht recht gescheit, du kommst nach Hadamar in den Backofen!' 392: 132: 239: 488:
administrative staff in their custody for the murders of nearly 15,000 German patients at the institution. At the time, however, they lacked jurisdiction to do so under international law. U.S. military officials could not try German nationals for murdering their fellow citizens. International law restricted them to prosecute crimes committed against their own service personnel and civilian nationals, and those of their allies, in the territories that they held.
228: 456: 27: 468: 495:, they were transported to Hadamar and murdered at the hospital in the last months of the war. As these civilian forced laborers were citizens of countries allied to the United States, American prosecutors were able to open proceedings against seven Hadamar defendants associated with the murders of the "Eastern workers". On 15 October 1945, chief United States prosecutor 199:. While officially ended in 1941, the programme lasted until the German surrender in 1945. Nearly 15,000 German citizens were transported to the hospital and murdered there, most by gas chamber and the rest by lethal injection and starvation. In addition, hundreds of forced labourers from Poland and other countries occupied by the Nazis were murdered there. 247: 124: 422:, directly murdered the majority of these victims, among whom were German patients with disabilities, mentally-disoriented elderly persons from bombed-out areas, "half Jewish" children from welfare institutions, psychologically- and physically-disabled forced labourers and their children, German soldiers, and 479:
following World War II. In the first months of occupation, American military forces had conducted trials based on classical violations of international law, principally for the German murders of captured Allied service personnel, which had occurred in the last months of the war. The discovery in late
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Thick smoke from the hospital crematorium billowed over Hadamar in the summer of 1941, during which the staff celebrated the cremation of their 10,000th patient with beer and wine. Up to 100 victims arrived in post-buses every day. They were told to disrobe for a "medical examination". Sent before a
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and other countries. The US had jurisdiction for these crimes under international law. Several people were convicted and executed for these crimes. After the German courts were reconstructed under the occupation, in 1946 a doctor and nurse were prosecuted by Germans for the murders of nearly 15,000
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Several times a week buses arrive in Hadamar with a considerable number of such victims. School children of the vicinity know this vehicle and say, 'There comes the murder box again.' After the arrival of the vehicle, the citizens of Hadamar watch the smoke rise out of the chimney and are tortured
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U.S. military authorities decided to undertake their first prosecution to adjudicate crimes associated with the systematic racial and social persecution and extermination committed under Nazi Germany policies. Initially, American authorities intended to try Hadamar physicians, nurses, and
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Despite the hospital's precautions to cover up the T-4 programme, the local population were fully aware of events at the hospital. The people murdered in the Hadamar hospital were brought in by train and bus, apparently vanishing behind the site's high fencing. Since the
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Though the war ended in Germany on 8 May 1945, the Nazi extermination institutions continued to murder disabled patients by drugs or depriving them of food. The last known patient murdered at Hadamar was a four-year-old mentally handicapped boy, killed on 29 May 1945.
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after the war. During 8–15 October 1945, United States forces conducted the Hadamar Trial, the first mass atrocity trial in the years following World War II. They prosecuted doctors and staff on charges of murdering citizens of allied countries, namely,
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As people learned of these activities, especially the role of the "grey buses" in collecting victims, there was growing opposition. Fearing public unrest, Hitler officially announced in August 1941 that the "euthanasia" activities had been curtailed.
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with the ever-present thought of the miserable victims, especially when repulsive odors annoy them, depending on the direction of the wind. ... Children call each other names and say, 'You're crazy; you'll be sent to the baking oven in Hadamar.'
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soldiers deemed psychologically incurable. Because the gas chamber had been deconstructed, the medical personnel and staff at Hadamar murdered almost all of these people by lethal drug overdoses or deliberate neglect and malnutrition.
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tried 25 Hadamar personnel, including Wahlmann and Huber, for the murder of some 15,000 German patients at the facility. Although some had their sentences increased, they were all released early in the 1950s.
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received a life sentence with hard labor due to his old age (he was nearly 70) and poor health. Two Hadamar administrative staff received sentences of 35 and 30 years with hard labor, respectively.
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for people with medical conditions thought to be hereditary, such as schizophrenia and "imbecility". It is estimated that 360,000 people were sterilised under this law between 1933 and 1939.
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In early 1946, "euthanasia" crimes such as those at Hadamar were transferred to the German courts, newly reconstructed under the occupation. In early 1947, a German tribunal in
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physician, each was recorded as having one of 60 fatal diseases, as "incurables" were to be given a "mercy death". The doctor identified each person with different-coloured
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ovens were more often than not fed with two corpses at a time, the cremation process was less than perfect. This often resulted in the aforementioned thick, acrid
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After nearly a year of suspension, the murder of 'undesirables' resumed in August 1942, in what has been termed the "decentralized euthanasia" phase of
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Special Prosecutor), won convictions for all the accused. The six-man U.S. military tribunal sentenced the Hadamar chief administrator
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in August 1941, local children taunted each other with the words "You're not very clever; you will go to Hadamar and into the ovens".
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The hospital continues to operate. It holds a memorial to the euthanasia murders as well as an exhibit about the Nazi programme.
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in west central Germany riveted attention in the United States, with many local newspapers describing it as a "murder factory".
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as part of the Nazi "euthanasia" programme. The gas was obtained in standard cylinders supplied by the chemicals company
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Families of the victims were sent "comfort letters" with falsified causes of death. Families could also request a
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for one of three categories: murder; murder & remove brain for research; murder & extract gold teeth.
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concerned with the 'degeneration' of German racial purity that culminated with the founding in 1927 of the
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Since the late 19th century, doctors and scientists had been developing theories of racial purity based on
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and American officials began to investigate the murders that had been committed at its hospital.
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to initiate a "euthanasia" programme to give the "incurably sick" a "mercy death". Developed by
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Beginning in late 1939, Hitler personally issued an order on his private stationery authorizing
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Among the Hadamar victims were 476 Soviet and Polish forced labourers. Identified as having
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The Hadamar Trial, 8–15 October 1945, was the first mass atrocity trial in the
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On 26 March 1945, the US 2nd Infantry Division captured the town of
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Wahlmann with Karl Willig (right) after their arrest in April 1945
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Letter from Bishop of Limburg to the Reich Minister of Justice
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hanging over the town. According to a letter sent by Bishop
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used Hadamar and five other sites as killing facilities for
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Vitos Klinik fĂĽr Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie Hadamar
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Nazi extermination centre in Hesse, Germany (1941–1945)
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and Karl Willig, to death by hanging. Chief physician
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German citizens at the hospital. Both were convicted.
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March 1945 of the "euthanasia" facility Hadamar near
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