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Cannibalism is known to have happened. K. Tzetnik, a Holocaust Survivor and author writes about these acts in his books. Also there are some testimonials of sonderkommandos (The Jewish men who had the job of loading the dead into the cremation chambers) that on occasions some of the bodies were missing pieces from the hip or had their livers taken out. This topic is seldom discussed as many survivors don't want to reminisce or don't go into much details in their testimonials. However, it is mentioned in some books.

At the Belsen concentration camp during the liberation, parts of bodies (heart, liver, etc.) were missing.

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