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But the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper yesterday advised Mr Scharping “not to start with Dresden” when he looked round for a barracks to name after Churchill – a reference to the devastating air raid on the city by British and American bombers in 1945.
The former Bundeswehr General Günter Kiessing said Churchill’s record was “tragically inseparable from his responsibility for fatal mistakes, ranging from . . . Dresden to the expulsion of Germans from their eastern territories”.
FURTHER PROOF OF the Charakterschweine that German politicians have become.
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- Churchill's War (Document)
- Churchills War, vol. i (Article)
- Churchills War, vol. i (June 2001) (Article)
- Churchills War, vol. i (15 June 2001) (Article)
- Reviews of Churchill's War, vol. ii (May 2001) (Article)