updated 1:30 p.m. EDT, Fri July 11, 2008

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The last time Irene Famulak embraced her brother he shoved her away because he didn't like to be kissed. It was 1942, and Famulak was being taken away by Nazis. For seven decades, her brother carried around that guilt. This week, they met for the first time in 66 years: "I can die satisfied." full story

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