 
 <prompt> ```BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) -- US Army talk say dem go honour di "heroism and sacrifice" of 350 US soldiers wey Nazi Germany hold as slaves during World War II.

Bernard "Jack" Vogel die for Nazi slave camp for di arms of fellow US soldier, Anthony Acevedo, for 1945.

Di decision wey di Army make don reverse decades of silence about wetin di soldiers suffer for di final months of di war for 1945 for Berga an der Elster, a subcamp of Buchenwald where soldiers dey beat, starve, kill and force dem to work for tunnels to hide German equipment.

More than 100 US soldiers die for di camp or for forced death march. Before dem send dem back to United States, survivors sign secrecy document with US government say make dem no ever talk about wetin dem suffer.

"The interests of American prisoners of war in case of future wars, dey demand say make di secrets of dis war dey well protected," di document talk.

CNN last month report di story of Anthony Acevedo, wey be 20-year-old medic when dem send am go Berga with other soldiers. Acevedo keep diary wey detail di day-to-day events inside di camp and list names and prisoner numbers of men wey die or dem execute. See inside Acevedo's diary »

Dat story make plenty things happen, including hundreds of CNN.com users wey dey urge their congressional leaders make dem honour di soldiers of Berga. Two congressmen, Reps. Joe Baca, D-California, and Spencer Bachus, R-Alabama, write US Army Secretary Peter Geren and ask am make e recognise di 350 soldiers.``` <response>: 1. Pass 100
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3. U.S. soldiers
4. 350
5. Nazi Germany
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7. go Berga
8. CNN
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11. The U.S. Army
12. World War II.
13. 1945.
14. Anthony Acevedo
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18. Peter Geren
19. U.S. Army Secretary
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