Published November 8, 2017
A pendant found at an excavation of the Nazi death camp in Sobibor, Poland, was identified as belonging to Karoline Cohn, a Jewish girl from Frankfurt, Germany, who is not known to have survived the war. (Yoram Haimi and Wojciek Mazurek)
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