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Richard Böck
Richard Böck (April 2, 1906 – May 13, 1973) was an ''SS-Unterscharführer'' of the Waffen-SS during World War II. In 1944, Böck was stationed at the Auschwitz Concentration Camp, specifically to the motor pool. His duties performed were mostly the supply of goods and food, thus his direct contact with prisoners was limited.
==Witness to Gassing==
Böck became internationally known when he provided testimony of an actual gassing using Zyklon-B, which was then recorded and published on ''The World at War'' documentary series. In his testimony, Böck describes how an SS friend named Karl Hölblinger gained admittance for Böck into the ''Sonderkommando'' area of Auschwitz where Böck witnessed an actual gassing. Böck described in detail watching over 1000 Jews be herded into the underground shower rooms of one of the Auschwitz gas chambers, sealed inside, and then observed Zyklon-B retrieved from an ambulance and poured through a roof grate. Upon the conclusion of the gassing, Böck references seeing a pile of bodies heaped into a great pyramid, which were then torn apart and moved to crematorium by Jewish members of the ''Sonderkommando''. Per his testimony, Böck became physically ill, begging his friend Karl to take him away from the scene.
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