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A German researcher discovered the identities of 86 Jews killed by Nazis at a concentration camp in eastern France. The disclosure follows five years of research by German historian and journalist Hans Joachim Lang.

September 23, 2003
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A German researcher discovered the identities of 86 Jews killed by Nazis at a concentration camp in eastern France. The disclosure follows five years of research by German historian and journalist Hans Joachim Lang.

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