The sociology and social psychology of the system of prisoners and prisoner groups, their interactions with each otherDachau Report, pp. 3, 14, 16. the commanding SS, and the so-called prisoner administration or labour administrationDachau Report, p. 3, 11 are detailed through an organizational chart.Dachau Report, p. 44. The report also contains statistical listings of prisoner numbers and the proportion of different nationalitiesDachau Report, pp. 5f., 15, 28, 65. and the crimes charged, as well as figures on deaths in the camp, which rose sharply from autumn 1944 onwards.Dachau Report, pp. 6, 66. Accounts of the social dynamics among the prisoners also make up a large part of the report, such as the interaction between prisoner groups of different nationalities, and how these differences were deliberately instrumentalised by the SS for purposes of control and oppression; for example, German inmates were placed in administrative positions in order to stir anti-German sentiment among non-German inmates.Dachau Report, pp. 3, 9, 11-12.
