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

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
camps?

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to destroy evidence of what had happened there

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User Mike James
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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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