Press: can you tell us about this wide publication of atrocity
stories? do you think the publication of them is going to be very
useful?
general eisenhower: i think i was largely responsible for it, so i
must have thought it was useful. when i found the first camp like
that i think i never was so angry in my i think the
people at home ought to know what they are fighting for and the
kind of person they are fighting.
--general dwight d. eisenhower, press conference,
june 18, 1945
in this excerpt, general eisenhower is describing his reaction to -
a. the bataan death march
b. nazi concentration camps
c. japanese american internment camps
d. the bombing of hiroshima