Edgar Kupfer-Koberwitz
Edgar Kupfer-Koberwitz was a German journalist, poet and prisoner in the Dachau concentration camp. He was the author of the Dachau Diaries, in which he describes the events in the concentration camp, the SS Camp and the prisoner society.
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1906
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