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Bottled Note Found in German Concentration Camp After 60 Years Berlin, April 17 (Bloomberg) -- A worker found a bottled message by two inmates of a German concentration camp almost 60 years after it was hidden in a wall. The bottled note was sealed into a hollow space in a wall of the Sachsenhausen camp north of Berlin, the site's memorial center said. It was secured with a wire in the wall's cavity and broke when a builder tore down the wall as part of measures to build a visitor center. ``Homewards I want to go again,'' inmate Anton E....

Hollywood Has the Best Means to Expose N. Korean Human Rights Abuses "If Steven Spielberg or (Director) Shin Sang-Ok shows his interest, it will save 200,000 political prisoners in N. Korean concentration camps, which are worse than Auschwitz." Amid the escalating N. Korean nuclear crisis, the N. Korean defector, Kim Yong(age 53: former lieutenant colonel of the Ministry of State Security (of N. Korea)), gave a press conference to reporters including American APTN and Japanese NHK, at a church in LA. He said, "The news of the brutal human right abuse of N. Korea can be best spread by using...