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Which of the following statements best describes Nazi
attempts to hide evidence of their crimes?
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When Allied troops arrived they didn't see any
evidence of genocide.
Nazis made hasty attempts to destroy evidence, but
there was simply too much evidence to destroy.
Nazis made no attempt to hide evidence. They were
proud of the destruction they caused.
Nazis killed all of the prisoners, so it took a long time
for Allied troops to figure out what happened at the
camps.



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Final answer:

During WWII, the Nazis tried to conceal evidence of their crimes but were unable to destroy all evidence before Allied troops uncovered the truth.


Explanation:

During World War II, the Nazis made desperate attempts to hide evidence of their crimes but were unable to destroy all the proof due to the overwhelming amount present. The Allied troops, upon arrival, uncovered the extent of Hitler's genocidal policies, leading to the discovery of massive camp systems dedicated to the imprisonment and extermination of millions. Evidence was meticulously documented by the Allies to ensure the atrocities were not dismissed as propaganda in the future.


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