Eva Clarke, Hana Berger-Moran, and Mark Olsky are among the youngest survivors of the Holocaust. Their mothers, married and newly pregnant in 1944, were sent to Auschwitz and then assigned to work as slave laborers at another camp. With pregnancy an offense punishable by death in Nazi concentration camps, each mother managed to keep her pregnancy secret, give birth, and survive the Holocaust. The three “babies” are still alive today. | 60 Minutes

Johann Viktor Kirsch was an SS guard at Dachau concentration camp, one of the earliest and most infamous Nazi concentration camps. During his service, survivors later testified that Kirsch was responsible for repeated acts of extreme violence and brutality against prisoners. After World War II ended, Kirsch attempted to vanish into civilian life, believing his crimes would go unpunished. However, former inmates were able to identify him, remembering his appearance and behavior from inside the ca