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23:46 GMT 00:46 UK Pope humbled by Auschwitz visit By David
Willey BBC correspondent, Auschwitz, Poland  Pope Benedict in
Auschwitz The Pope said it was difficult to find the right words
Sheltering from a sudden rainstorm under a white umbrella held
by an aide, Pope Benedict XVI walked slowly down the line of
bronze slabs by the side of the monument commemorating the 22
different nationalities of the more-than-one million victims of
Nazi brutality at Auschwitz.  It was his third visit to this
grim ruin in the fields. The crumbling squat barrack buildings
are still punctuated by the original railway sidings where the
death wagons screeched to a halt, bearing prisoners destined for
the gas chambers from practically every point of Europe.
Benedict visited Auschwitz for the first time with the late Pope
John Paul II in 1979. In 1983 he came again with a group of
German bishops.  Then sun b