Mark Celinscak, Hell Before Their Very Eyes: American Soldiers Liberate Concentration Camps in Germany, April 1945. John C. McManus, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Volume 31, Issue 2, Fall 2017, Pages 322–324, https://doi.org/10.1093/hgs/dcx024. «McManus describes in minute detail a notorious incident that occurred on April 29, 1945 at the Dachau concentration camp. According to the author, men from the 157th Infantry Regiment rounded up a group of SS-men and brought them to a partially enclosed area that had been used for storing coal. American troops opened fire, in less than thirty seconds killing, McManus estimates, twenty to twenty-five unarmed men and wounding many more (p. 102). No one was ever tried for participation in the killings.»
Kaufman, Michael T. (16. desember 1998). «William Denson Dies at 85; Helped in Convicting Nazis». The New York Times(engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 17. januar 2019. «At the time of the trials, Mr. Denson, a 32-year-old West Point graduate, was assigned to the Judge Advocate's Office in Europe. Of those Mr. Denson prosecuted, 4 were acquitted and 132 were sentenced to death, with the rest receiving varying prison terms. Of those condemned to die, some had their sentences reduced on appeal, but 97 were eventually hanged.»
Kaufman, Michael T. (16. desember 1998). «William Denson Dies at 85; Helped in Convicting Nazis». The New York Times(engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 17. januar 2019. «At the time of the trials, Mr. Denson, a 32-year-old West Point graduate, was assigned to the Judge Advocate's Office in Europe. Of those Mr. Denson prosecuted, 4 were acquitted and 132 were sentenced to death, with the rest receiving varying prison terms. Of those condemned to die, some had their sentences reduced on appeal, but 97 were eventually hanged.»
