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The Nazis attempted to destroy evidence of their atrocities, particularly as World War II neared its end. They ordered the dismantling of concentration camps and the burning of documents related to their crimes. Additionally, mass graves were often exhumed and the remains were cremated to eliminate physical evidence of the genocide. These efforts were part of a broader strategy to evade accountability for their actions.

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