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A Polish survivor of a Nazi concentration camp published a book Tuesday recollecting her family’s relationship with Pope John Paul II, including letters from the late pontiff.
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Authorities say that U.S. embassies in Germany and Romania received letters Tuesday containing a suspicious white powder.
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