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Report: Holocaust-denying bishop to review evidence
Feb 07, 2009 08:56 -0600
BERLIN (AP) — A bishop who faces a Vatican demand to recant his denial of the Holocaust said he would correct himself if he is satisfied by the evidence, but insisted that examining it "will take time," a German magazine reported Saturday.
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