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The victims of the last one, a yelis no relationship with the present vi While doctors and nurses stood in the courtyard of a Polish mental hos- pital, GeStapo agents slaughtered the 300 patients inside because they wanted the hospital as a head- quarters for thethselves, says P

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" IF all the Nazi leaders were ' bumped off' now it would be wrong to make peace," declared Sir Herbert Williams, M.P., last night. " The Prime Minister and others have told us that Hitler is the enemy," he said. " I think that is a delusion. It is the German people that are the