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The author supports the claim made in paragraph 17 by — expressing what life is like for the survivors of Auschwitz mourning for the victims whose lives were lost in Auschwitz and other camps describing
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The author supports the claim made in paragraph 17 by —

expressing what life is like for the survivors of Auschwitz

mourning for the victims whose lives were lost in Auschwitz and other camps

describing the magnitude of darkness and evil that occurred in Auschwitz

comparing the events of Auschwitz to modern occurrences

The author supports the claim made in paragraph 17 by — expressing what life is like-example-1
User Reza Ahmadi
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I think your answer would be "describing the magnitude of darkness and evil that occurred in Auschwitz"

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