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Holocaust siblings meet after 66 years
The last time Irene Famulak embraced her brother he shoved her away because he didn't like to be kissed. It was 1942, and Famulak was being taken away by Nazis. For decades, her brother carried around that guilt. This week, they met for the first time in 66 years: "I can die satisfied." full story

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'There were thousands of bodies piled high'
James Hoyt delivered mail in rural Iowa for more than 30 years. Yet Hoyt had long kept a heroic secret: He was one of the four U.S. soldiers to first see Buchenwald concentration camp. Hoyt died this week at 83. "I saw hearts that had been taken from live people," he once said. The nation's top Army official called him a hero "we can never forget." full story

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Rest in peace Mr. Hoyt.::saluter::

This makes me think that my silly problems are really nothing as compared to the atrocities others have endured. I am humbled.

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