US Troops Find Horror In Lublin Castle

The transcript describes the advance of army forces on Berlin and the subsequent horrors discovered at Lublin Castle, where 720 forced laborers were executed by the Nazis. It highlights the systematic efficiency of these atrocities and the mass murders committed by the Germans, estimated at 10 million civilians. The narrative concludes with a solemn religious ceremony in Poland, emphasizing the vow to never forgive or forget the Nazi crimes, and the global remembrance of these horrors.

What is the significance of the phrase 'never forgive and never forget' in the context of the text?

How does the text characterize the actions of the Nazis during the war?