The editors of YANK MAGAZINE reported that the week of VE-Day the
“…first-run movie houses showed films of a kind seldom if ever seen by American audiences. The films, made for the most part by the U.S. Army signal corps, showed piles of human bones, mass graves and beaten, starving men who looked more like corpses than human beings…Homefronters sat in shocked silence, broken now and then in by low gasps.”
KEY WORDS: German Atrocities 1945,American WW2 Home Front Information,German Concentration Camp Films shown to US Audience 1945,German Atrocities 1945,War-Time Newsreels Shown to U.S. Audience 1945
