Polish survivor in the Hannover-Ahlem concentration camp receives medicine from a German Red Cross worker. Inmates were from 28 nationalities ( Soviets  (34,350),  Polish  (16,900),  French  (11,500),  German (9,200),  Dutch  (6,950),  Belgian  (4,800),  Danish  (4,800)) and also from the local  Jewish community, [2]  but also included  communists ,  homosexuals ,  prostitutes