A former Nazi concentration camp guard known only as Horst P keeps a photo scrapbook of his time at Dachau and says he had 'fun' there Authorities in Germany have opened a probe into a Nazi concentration camp S.S. guard who kept a photo scrapbook of his time at Dachau where he admitted he 'had fun.' Identified only as Horst P., now aged 87, he was a guard at the camp outside Munich between 1943 and the end of the war. Dachau was the first of the Nazi concentration camps, the blueprint for brutality at all other such places in the Third Reich and some 36,000 people were murdered there between 1933 and 1945.
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Former concentration camp guard has picture book of Nazi past
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Collected images from Dachau where he was overseer for two years
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Said he wanted to join the SS and 'had fun' while a part of it
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Says he had camaraderie with prisoners but did report them for crimes, after which some would not be seen again but he didn't question it
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Doesn't mention killing or experiments, but witnesses say he was at beatings
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