| The remains of more than 2,000 people believed to be German civilians killed at the end of World War II have been reburied in Poland.
The discovery of the mass grave in the northern Polish city of Malbork last October uncovered a mystery that now may never be solved.
The first skeletons were unearthed by workmen digging the foundations of a new hotel near the city's medieval castle.
In the end, more than 2,000 skeletons were discovered - two thirds of them belonging to women and children.
There were no accompanying documents or clothing except for one pair of child's spectacles.
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August 15, 2009 | 
