Stills

• The research trip to Germany. Visiting the memorial on Tiergartenstrasse in Berlin to victims of Aktion T4. This was the site of the Aktion-T4 bureaucratic headquarters d
• Aktion T4 took its name from the address of its bureaucratic headquarters: 4 Tiergartenstrasse d
• The grey buses used to transport people to the death centre. Known throughout Germany as the ‘death buses’ d
• The death centre at Bernburg d
• The death centre at Bernburg d
• The bus garage at Hadamar could hold three buses at a time d
• Inside the bus garage as Hadamar where patients were unloaded. A corridor was built between the garage and the main building so that townspeople would not see d
• The gas chamber at Bernburg, disguised as a shower room d
• The floor of the gas chamber at Hadamar. The floor slopes to provide drainage, but the drainage grill is cosmetic, to give the illusion of a shower room d
• A fisheye mirror on the wall of the gas chamber reflects all areas of the chamber back to Aktion T4 staff so that they could keep a watch on inmates d
• A glass brick in the wall of the chamber provided a peephole for Aktion T4 staff to check on inmates after the gas has been released d
• The dissection table at Hadamar. Inmates who were regarded as interesting scientific specimens or who had gold fillings were brought here from the gas chamber d
• A photograph of a cremation oven. The original ovens were shipped out to the newly opened concentration camps along with experienced Aktion T4 staff d
• An institution ward. During the second, unofficial ‘wild’ phase of euthanasia, the killings took place away from the chambers, through starvation, lethal injection and other means d
• Staff from Aktion T4 headquarters d
• The staff dining room at Grafeneck death centre d
• A day out for staff from Hartheim death centre d
• Some of the people killed under Aktion T4 d
• An archive image of Hadamar death centre during Aktion T4 d