German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and French President Emmanuel Macron visit the Oradour-sur-Glane cemetery. French President Macron and German President Steinmeier commemorate the victims of ...
Adidas has banned Germany football fans from personalising shirts with the number 44 amid concerns it resembles the symbol used by World War Two-era Nazi SS units. The Nazi party’s Schutzstaffel group ...
A sports jersey is one way for fans to show national pride — but German soccer fans have been banned from customizing theirs with the number 44 because of a resemblance to the lightning bolts symbol ...
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Admired or resented: How Germany’s generals judged the Waffen-SS
Germany’s senior commanders were deeply split over the Waffen-SS. Some praised their discipline and willingness to fight; ...
HAMBURG (Reuters) - Germany will not prosecute a former Nazi SS soldier who allegedly helped kill more than 300 people in Italy during World War Two because he has dementia and is unfit to stand trial ...
Berlin: The German soccer federation and Adidas have stopped the sale of German jerseys with the number 44 because of a resemblance to the logo of the Nazi Party’s notorious SS paramilitary units.
If it were a different national team, the jerseys might have raised few eyebrows at this summer’s European Football Championship. But a soccer jersey with numbers resembling Nazi SS bolts on a German ...
One of Nazi Germany’s top Holocaust perpetrators traded rocket-making secrets for freedom, according to an investigator who researched the postwar trail of SS general Hans Kammler for more than a ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. BERLIN (AP) — A 92-year-old former SS ...
The German army has mistakenly received uniforms with 'SS' labels appearing on them after a 'production problem'. The initials were originally intended to be an acronym for 'small, short' on the ...
Some of the recipients, who Berlin has declined to identify for years, include suspected war criminals and possibly Auschwitz guards. AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Germany has handed over to the Netherlands a ...
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