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70 Years After Nazi Pogrom, Hamburg Celebrates Gay Pride
July is gay pride month in Germany, overshadowed this year by the 70th anniversary of the gay pogrom in Germany. New documents reveal that almost 55,000 gay men met their deaths in Nazi Germany.
Gay men were forced to wear a pink triangle in concentration camps
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- Date 12.07.2007
- Author DW staff / DPA (jp)
- Related Subjects Germany, Hamburg, Elbphilharmonie , Concentration camps
- Keywords germany, german, christopher street day, gay pride, hamburg, gestapo, nazi gay pogrom, persecution of gays in third reich, concentration camps
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