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A true account of the atrocities committed by an experimental fighting unit known as the "Tiger Force" in Vietnam in 1967 and how their actions were covered up by the United States government for almost four decades.

Victims of Dr. Mengele's medical experiments in Auschwitz discuss their ordeals and life after Auschwitz.

Two beginning essays on the history of genocide and the uniqueness of the Holocaust lends its self to the exploration of Nazi slave labor polices. The book then tells the Nazi policies in the occupied territ- ories of Serbia,Croatia, Belgiun, France, Poland, Yugoslavia, the Ukranine, and the USSR. The remaining chapters examine Nazi treatment of Gypsies, RussianPOW's, homosexuals, Catholic activists, Jehovah's Witnesses, and pacifists as well as Nazi medical experimentation policies.

Biography on Dr. Mengele "The Angel of Death".

Maria Rosa Henson tells the story of her experiences as a teenager who was forced into service as a "comfort woman"--a sexual slave for Japanese troops employed in the Philippines during World War II.

A study of the systematic murder of physically and mentally disabled people in the Third Reich based on captured Nazi documents, transcripts of testimony of the doctors and other participants in the killing program, and personal interviews.

Originating from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Cronkite examines the history of the Jewish Holocaust in World War II. (90 min.).

Presents diary entries from Mary Berg, which she began at the age of fifteen, and details her first-hand account of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and other horrors brought on by the Nazis during World War II, and describes how she was smuggled out of Warsaw along with her family.

The story of Efraim Zuroff who found information on over 1700 suspected Nazi war criminals during his career as a researcher for the Justice Department's Office of Special Investigations and as director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.