ADDENDUM
Addendum
Shooting Range
The Bunker
Memorial Cemetery
The Beginnings
The Prisoners
Slave Labor
Suffering and Dying
Liberation
Kupfer-Koberwitz
Roll-Call Area
The Monument
Propaganda
Schubraum
Admission procedure
Prisoner Baths
Everyday routine
Pole hanging
Bunker Courtyard
Standing bunker
Camp Road
Sick-bay
Religious Memorials
Disinfection barracks
Rabbit Hutches
Crematorium
About the Author
Admission procedure of the prisoner Albert Theis
Exemplary for the admission procedure is the fate of Albert Theis, presented in the exhibition in the shunt room. Albert Theis was imprisoned because he refused to collaborate with the Germans.
Two photographs of Albert Theis are to be found on one of the banners on the prisoner side of the room, one showing Theis in his Luxembourgian police uniform, the other the police record shot taken at the Dachau concentration camp.
In the display case are the file records the camp administration collected on Albert Theis, readable only from the other side of the divided room, where the officiating SS stood. In this way the exhibition mirrors the division of the room into the two sections.
