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Bundeswehr dedicates fallen soldiers memorial

Source: The Local
Berlin : Germany | 2 months ago  
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We are aware that in the past the death of soldiers has often been used for propaganda, especially in Germany," said President Horst Köhler, alluding to the Nazi past, during a ceremony in Berlin on Tuesday evening. The monument located in the center of the German defence ministry, near the place where...
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