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2. Why did the Nazis try to destroy evidence of what they'd done in the death camps?
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2. Why did the Nazis try to destroy evidence of what they'd done in the death
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to destroy evidence of what had happened there

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They did not want to get caught obviously. What they were doing was illegal and not only that they were seen as the “good guys
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