Photographs of Birkenau's Krema II, Morgue I (1993)
- Fake Zyklon B entry ports, 2 photos
- Still intact sheltered interior of
Morgue I, Krema II
- The inside room located northwest of
the delousing installation in building BW 5a
- Outside walls of delousing building
BW 5b, heavily stained with cyanide bearing Prussian blue, 2 photos
LEFT SIDE PHOTO: Alleged Zyklon B vent in the roof of the
morgue ("gas chamber") of Krema II. The steel reinforcement rods in
the concrete were never even removed. They were simply bent apart
and back.
RIGHT SIDE PHOTO: Alleged Zyklon B vent in the ceiling of
Morgue I of Krema II. This is the entrance to the part of the cellar
which is still accessible today.
LEFT SIDE PHOTO: Inside photo looking outward from the ruins
of Morgue I (gas chamber) at Krema II. This is where Rudolf took
samples from the masonry. In contrast to the delousing installation,
there is no blue pigment on the walls and ceiling.
RIGHT SIDE PHOTO: The inside room located northwest of the
delousing installation in building BW 5a.
LEFT SIDE PHOTO: The outside wall of the hydrocyanic acid
delousing installation of building BW 5b is intensely blue in color
from the effects of HCN. With time, the cyanide penetrated the walls
and reacted with iron to form the pigment, unaffected by 50 years of
weathering.
RIGHT SIDE PHOTO: The outside wall of the HCN delousing
installation of building BW 5b is blue in places, even today. Fifty
years of the most severe weathering has had no effect on the
pigment.
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