Thousands died in this city 80 years ago – now the far right wants to own the story
Three nights of unrelenting bombing destroyed Dresden in 1945. As snow fell at the weekend, neo-Nazi supporters took to its ...
As Dresden commemorates its darkest day, some are hoping to rewrite history
The greater appetite among some people from Dresden to reflect on their victimhood rather than their families’ fascist ...
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On the 80th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden, tributes to victims are hijacked by far right
More than 25,000 people died during the Allied firebombing of the city of Dresden, Germany, from February 13 to 15, 1945.
German Neo-Nazi protests: Dresden in lockdown as angry protest against UK erupts
The protests come at the end of a week in which US Vice President, JD Vance has suggested Germany's right-wing AFD party ...
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EU Commission authorizes Infineon’s semiconductor factory loan from Germany
The EU Commission has authorised a grant of up to €920 million from the German government to Infineon for the new chip ...
In small-town Germany, a watch lover’s haven
For watch lovers, however, it is the centre of Saxon precision watchmaking, for which Ferdinand Adolph Lange laid the ...
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Thousands rally in Germany's Dresden to block far-right march
Thousands of people rallied in the eastern German city of Dresden on Saturday to protest against a far-right rally to ...
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How Germany’s most beautiful city was miraculously rebuilt
Yes, the bombing of Dresden was especially horrific, over 20,000 killed in one night – but it was the culmination of a war which was begun by Germany. Over the last 30 years I’ve visited ...