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To: American Spirit who wrote (60944)	5/15/2006 1:10:03 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 93284

Nazi records of day-to-day hell to open to researchers sfgate.com In the concentration camps, unlike the extermination camps, everything was carefully recorded," said Udo Jost, archive manager for the tracing section of the International Committee of the Red Cross that oversees a gigantic archive whose millions of files have for six decades been kept largely hidden from public view. The documents, captured by Allied troops and held in London before being moved to this central-west German spa town after World War II, fill some 16 miles of file drawers and shelf space behind the bland exterior walls of a former SS barracks.