NAZI "BLOOD FACTORY"
The Existence of a German "blood factory" in Latvia in which blood was regularly drawn from small children including babes in arms, was reported in a Soviet News Agency dispatch from Riga to-day.
"Once a week every child was subjected to vivisection," the report said. "The Germans obtained 40 gallons of blood from them daily, and production was placed on a commercial footing.
"The exhausted sick children were rarely able to withstand more than five or six operations and 10 or 15 of them died daily in each barracks."—Reuters.
The Citizen (Gloucester, U.K.) Monday, March 26, 1945, p.1.
