File:KTM Fiktivni Mereni Vysky.png
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Čeština: Široká dřevěná lišta s namalovanými číselnými údaji možných tělesných výšek, posuvným lichoběžníkovým jezdcem a úzkou vyfrézovanou štěrbinou. Fiktivní „lékařské zařízení k měření tělesné výšky“ vězňů instalované v odstřelovacím koutě (Genickschussecke) bunkru v koncentračním táboře Mauthausen za druhé světové války. Někdy bylo zařízení zahaleno černou látkou takže připomínalo „fotografický přístroj“. Za stěnou, na druhé straně tohoto „výškoměrného přístroje“ byl připraven kat, který popravovanou osobu zastřelil výstřelem do týla z pistole skrze štěrbinu v okamžiku, kdy se osoba ve druhé místnosti otočila zády k přístroji visícím na stěně.
English: A wide wooden bar with painted numbers of possible body heights, a sliding trapezoidal slider and a narrow milled slot. A fictitious "medical height measuring device" for prisoners installed in the sniper's corner (Genickschussecke) of the bunker at the Mauthausen concentration camp during World War II. Sometimes the device was covered with a black cloth so that it resembled a "photographic device". Behind the wall, on the other side of this "altimeter apparatus", an executioner was ready to shoot the executed person in the back of the head with a pistol shot through a slit at the moment when the person in the other room turned his back to the apparatus hanging on the wall. |
| Date | before 1946 |
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