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Editorial: Eighty years after the Nazi death camp was freed, the testimony of survivors is as crucial as ever

Some of the child survivors of Auschwitz show their tattooed identification numbers as the camp was liberated. Photograph: Reuters View image in fullscreen Some of the child survivors of Auschwitz show their tattooed identification numbers as the camp was liberated. Photograph: Reuters Opinion Holocaust This article is more than 1 year old The Guardian view on commemorating Auschwitz’s liberation: the urgency of Holocaust remembrance This article is more than 1 year old Editorial Eighty years after the Nazi death camp was freed, the testimony of survivors is as crucial as ever Sun 26 Jan 2025

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