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(52,403 posts) Sun Oct 4, 2015, 08:58 PM Oct 2015

On 60 minutes, "The hidden Holocaust" [View all]

A really shuttering, unbelievable story. About how so many Jews did not die in concentration camps, but inside trenches in Eastern Europe. A French priest uncovered graves, and found eyewitnesses.

And, in the back of my and my spouse's mind was the thought that the scenes there reminded us of many in the movie "Everything is illuminated." The dreary landscape.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/hidden-holocaust-60-minutes/

(And, yes, Lara Logan is the correspondent. Don't hold it against her, she did an excellent job)

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On 60 minutes, "The hidden Holocaust" [View all] question everything Oct 2015 OP

Babi Yar Rosa Luxemburg Oct 2015 #1

The old person talking about how the grave moved for 3 days . They knew some were alive in it Person 2713 Oct 2015 #2

That was how the "final solution" began TexasProgresive Oct 2015 #3

Lots of the soldiers who were shooting went insane and developed chemical dependencies mucifer Oct 2015 #4

I wondered about the soldiers. moondust Oct 2015 #5

No words. beam me up scottie Oct 2015 #6

... 840high Oct 2015 #7