Acts of destruction have multiplied in recent days at the former Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald in eastern Germany. Planted in memory of the victims of the anti-Semitic regime, trees were vandalized last week, an act requiring “a determined response”, estimated Monday the head of the region. Seven trees planted near the former camp in Thuringia were felled or seriously damaged last week, while two others were destroyed over the weekend, the charity that planted them said. These trees were part of the “1,000 beech trees” project led by the Lebenshilfewerk Weimar/Apolda organization which has planted them since 1999 along the...
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