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Bergen-Belsen was the first major camp liberated in the West. The () soldiers arrived in April 1945. They were shocked at the horrible condition of the camp. The prisoners were sick with typhoid fever and most of them were () , which led to about 10,000 deaths after the people were liberated.

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