In the old Death Strip between East and West Berlin, which runs through the centre of the city, there is a graveyard full of German war heroes and a few war criminals too. From the Red Baron to Reinhard Heydrich, the best and worst of the German military are buried here.
William Cook
Europeans no longer fear Germany. But do the Germans still fear themselves?
The need for a ‘more active foreign policy’ clashes with the deep-seated pacifism of the federal republic

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