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| | Simon Wiesenthal |
 | | Wiesenthal illustrated his book with drawings which he allegedly did either while in Mauthausen or from memory thereafter, and one of the more famous pictures from his book is of three Jews, in their striped prisoner outfits, who had been shot at the stake by the Nazis. |
 | | Wiesenthal reported in his autobiography that he worked there "as a technician and draftsman," that he was rather well treated, and that his immediate superior, who was "secretly anti-Nazi," even permitted him to own two pistols. |
 | | Simon Wiesenthal, KZ Mauthausen (Linz and Vienna: Ibis-Verlag, 1946). |
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