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Why did the Allied soldiers who liberated the concentration and death camps make sure to document what they saw?
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Why did the Allied soldiers who liberated the concentration and death camps make sure to document what they saw?

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To show the world what the war was really like , many Americans knew the war was bad and the nazis even worse but no one knew it was to this extent.
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