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Keeping it was a matter of life and death. But, after many years, Robert decided to share that secret, along with the rest of his extraordinary life story, online. It all started in Nazi Germany…. We want to hear from you!

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Good wages and free board, accommodation and clothing are promised. What is not mentioned is that the clothing is an SS uniform. Today the flimsy wooden barracks for the prisoners are long gone. All that remains is an eerily empty, rocky field, about 80km 50 miles north of Berlin. But still standing are eight solidly built, attractive villas with wooden shutters and balconies. They are a s Nazi version of medieval German cottages.

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Meet the Youngest Person Executed for Defying the Nazis

But the Germany the BBC described—and the progress of the war its reporters tracked—sounded like it was on the brink of disaster. The Nazis changed nearly every facet of everyday life for Germans, and the boy was no exception. A devoted Boy Scout, he was forced to become part of the Hitler Youth, the youth arm of the Nazi Party, when the Nazis banned the organization in He was disturbed by other changes, too.

England may have won their match against Germany at Euro on Tuesday night, but fans were heavily criticised for laughing when a young German fan was shown crying and later attacking her online. Their excitement was criticised as was their lack of grace in winning, as supporters at Wembley booed the German national anthem, sang inappropriate songs and cheered and laughed at a clip of a young German girl crying as her team looked set to lose the game. England had scored their second goal of the match, and Thomas Muller was being substituted, having just missed an attempt at scoring and making a comeback for the German side, when the cameras panned onto a German family.