'Nazi' mass grave found

The bodies of at least 50 people believed to have been victims of Nazi troops have been unearthed from a mass grave in the Crimean peninsula, an investigator said today.

The bodies of at least 50 people believed to have been victims of Nazi troops have been unearthed from a mass grave in the Crimean peninsula, an investigator said today.

The remains, including those of children and Red Army soldiers, were found about 550 miles south-east of the Ukraine capital Kiev and show signs of having been executed, said Vasily Rybka.

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