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Auschwitz: 70 years since concentration camps liberated Auschwitz: 70 years since concentration camps liberated
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We are aware that this interactive video may not work on some older browsers. You can find a non-interactive version of the content below. Seventy years ago, the concentration camps of Auschwitz in German-occupied Poland were liberated from Nazi control.
Have your say More than one million people, mostly Jews, were murdered between 1940 and 1945, making it the site of the largest mass execution of human beings ever recorded.
BBC News explores what the Allies found on liberation, and what remains of the site today.
Footage from British Pathe and the US National Archive.
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