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1946 · Best.-Nr. EDW.01.01.24 (2) — Eindstation Auschwitz; Terminal Station Auschwitz 1946. Eddy de Wind. Published and printed in the Netherlands. Text in the original Dutch language. First edition first print. Very rare. Pp 195. Pages are tanned after 75 years with paper of that period. Ex Libris H Moscoviter on the first page. No inscriptions. Some wear of the boards. At the end of the book is The Report of the State Committee of the USSR of investigation of circumstances of concentration-camp Oswiecim Auschwitz. Eliazar Eddy de Wind Den Haag 6 februari 1916 – Amsterdam 27 september 1987 was a Dutch doctor and psychiatrist of Jewish birth. De Wind was a surviver of the Holocaust in the concentration-camp Auschwitz in Poland. Eddy de Wind went first to the deportation-camp Westerbork in the Netherlands as a volunteer to help the Jewish people that were transported from here to the concentration-camps in the east. In the end he was deported himself to Auschwitz. He was a witness of the liberation of the camp by the Russians. On their request he stayed to take care of the sick victims of the Nazi horror. In 1946 he published Eindstation Auschwitz a detailed report of his time in the camp. It was written in the camp itself. Later in the Netherlands De Wind was one of the first who described the KZ-syndrome and the transgeneration traumatising. Inventorynumber: EDW.01.01.24 2. Also available : Nazi Hel W vd Poll. Dutch Documantary Photobook of Concentrationcamps 1946. First Edition First Print. Inv.nr: PWvd.01.01.27.: The Diary of Anne Frank. First Edition First Print. The Diary of Anne Frank. First Edition Second Print. The Diary of Anne Frank. First Edition Second Print dustjacket. The Diary of Anne Frank. First Edition Third Print. SHIPPING WITH TRACKING NUMBER WORLDWIDE. Republiek der Letteren