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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on German politics and its relationship with Russia. Top stories include a drone incident in Leipzig and its implications for Germany's stance on Russia, the state election in Saxony-Anhalt and its…
This article discusses the implications of a drone incident near Leipzig, questioning Germany's response to Russia and the government's dilemma between silence and retaliation.
The story analyzes the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, where top candidates listened to voters' anxieties but were preoccupied with animosity towards political opponents.
Björn Höcke has suggested Sahra Wagenknecht for the position of Minister President of Thuringia, as the AfD and BSW hold a majority in the state parliament.
This article encourages readers to research their family members in personnel files of the SA and SS and the NSDAP membership registry.
The story of Andreas Bönte, who developed an anxiety disorder and only understood its origins after researching his grandfather's Nazi past.
Historian Uwe Danker discusses the digital processing of Nazi records and the potential to debunk family myths, while cautioning about the correct interpretation of sources.
This article explains the significance of SA and SS documents, which ZEIT has published extensively, as a crucial corrective mechanism even today.
The article examines the archival materials on the SA and SS held by the Federal Archives, discussing the digitization status of these documents.
A live update on the Iran War.
