Eisenhower along with Patton and Bradley inspect Ohrdruf

Eisenhower insists evidence be gathered. A letter from Eisenhower says, "I made the visit deliberataly, in order to be in position to give fist-hand evidence if ever, in the future, there developes a tendency to charge these allegations merly to propaganda." "We are told the American soldier does not know what he is fighting for, now he will know at least what he is fighting against."