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April 15, 1945: When Canadian forces discovered Bergen-Belsen concentration camp with 60,000 dying prisoners and 13,000 unburied corpses, German civilians living 1.5 miles away claimed "we didn't know." Within 48 hours, Canadian commanders issued a shocking order that would force thousands of townspeople to march through the camp gates, witness the horrors, and bury the dead with their own hands.

This is the true story of Lieutenant Colonel W.B. MacDonald's controversial decision to make denial impossible—a program that transformed how the world confronts atrocity and became the foundation for modern Holocaust education.

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