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Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Liberation 70th Anniversary Nears ORANIENBURG, GERMANY - MARCH 18: A visitor sits next to a memorial at Station Z, where inmates were executed, their gold teeth removed and their bodies burned at the former Sachsenhausen concentration camp near Berlin on March 18, 2015 in Oranienburg, Germany. The Nazis ran Sachsenhausen from 1936-1945, using it initially for political prisoners, then later also for Soviet prisoners of war, Jews, homosexuals, Jehova's Witnesses and other victims. The camp included a gas chamber, execution pit and ovens for burning bodies, and an estimated 30,000 inmates died. Germany will soon commemorate the 70th anniversary of the April 22, 1945 liberation of the camp by Soviet and Polish soldiers. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

98-Year-Old Ex-Concentration Camp Guard Charged With Murder

A 98-year-old former concentration camp guard has been charged with being an accessory to murder at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

Israel Confirms Largest-Ever Defense Deal With Germany For $3.5 Billion Arrow Defense Missile System

Israel’s Defense Ministry announced on Thursday that they have secured their largest defense deal with Germany in the country’s history.

SWIMMING-USA-IVY-LEAGUE Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas of Penn University competes in the 100-yard freestyle swimming race at the 2022 Ivy League Women's Swimming & Diving Championships at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts on February 19, 2022. - Thomas took first place with a time of 47.63 and while transgender swimmer Iszac Henig took second place with a time of 47.82. (Photo by Joseph Prezioso / AFP) (Photo by JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP via Getty Images)

Berlin’s Swimming World Cup To Debut ‘Open Category’ Races For Transgender Swimmers

The Swimming World Cup in Berlin, Germany, will be the first event to create an “open category,” allowing transgender swimmers to compete.

A US Navy ordnance handler sits, awaiting instructions, amid stacked AMRAAM missiles in the hangar bay of the USS Kitty Hawk 28 March 2003 in northern Gulf waters. The airwing of the Kitty Hawk is providing close air support to the US Army and the US Marine Corps in Operation Iraqi Freedom. AFP PHOTO/Leila GORCHEV (Photo by LEILA GORCHEV / AFP) (Photo by LEILA GORCHEV/AFP via Getty Images)

$2.9 Billion Arms Sale Approved For Germany By State Department

The United States State Department has approved a weapons sale to Germany in order for the European nation to strengthen its air force.

BREMEN, GERMANY - JULY 23: Heavily armed police forces, equipped with Heckler & Koch MP5 machine gun, secure the funeral of Hells Angels motorcycle member Rainer Kopperschmidt at Walle cemetery on July 23, 2020 in Bremen, Germany. Kopperschmidt founded the first German branch of the Hells Angels in Hamburg in 1973. The Hells Angels have a strong following in Germany and have a role in the country's organized crime, including the drug trade, prostitution and illegal weapons trade. (Photo by Alexander Koerner/Getty Images)

Police Believe Lion Is On The Loose Near Berlin

A large, dangerous animal suspected to be a lioness is on the loose near the outskirts of the German capital. Police in Berlin have urged residents on the South-Western outskirts of Berlin to keep pets inside and stay indoors after an overnight sighting of the large animal.

Roger Waters performs onstage at Crypto.com Arena on September 27, 2022 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Roger Waters prompts investigation after wearing SS officer uniform

Following his controversial concert appearance in Berlin last week, Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters has found himself under investigation by the Berlin police. The inquiry was initiated after Waters performed on stage wearing an SS uniform, sparking concerns of potential incitement to public hatred and the glorification of Nazi rule.