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81 years ago this Tuesday, Soviet soldiers in Poland liberated the notorious Nazi concentration camp known as Auschwitz.

It's estimated that more than a million people perished there, the vast majority of them Jews.

In 2005, the United Nations officially designated January 27th, the day Auschwitz was liberated as International Holocaust

Remembrance Day. With that in mind, this morning Lee Cowan will tell us the story of a righteous

few who helped some Jewish people avoid the fate of so many others.

Every year we pause to remember, to think, and to question about how the Holocaust could have happened.

But in those dark thoughts, often forgotten are the flickers of light.

We talk about the banality of evil and like, well, certain people are raised to just go along with authoritarian regimes

and good Germans fall in line. These people didn't. They were raised in a different way.

Ahead this Sunday morning, respect for the righteous rescuers who gave us more than you might know.

So who do you think holds the record for most appearances on the cover of Vogue?

The answer, legendary supermodel and actress Lauren Hutton, who at age 82 remains a fashion icon.

She'll be talking with Anthony Mason.

You never really wanted to be a model.

Never heard of it.

With her gap-toothed smile,

Lauren Hutton was told she'd never be a cover girl,

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