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February 13, 2022
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Dresden: Neo-Nazi march mars remembrance of World War II bombing

Source: dnyuz.com dnyuz.com
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Senior officials and representatives of the German War Graves Commission gathered on Sunday to commemorate the victims of the Allied bombing raids on the city of Dresden. The bombardment, which took place on February 13 and 14, 1945, resulted in the deaths of up to 25,000 people . According to police, Sunday’s ceremony at the Heide cemetery, where most of the dead from the air raids are buried, passed by without problems, but near Dresden’s Old Town, hundreds of neo-Nazis came together for a “commemoration in honor of the Dresden war dead.” Bombings came as war was entering final stages...
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