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End of War 1945 in Hagen: Soldier Karl-Heinz Städler on a completely unnecessary battle

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At the beginning of April 1945, British and Canadians encountered the southwestern outskirts of Osnabrück. They only encountered comparatively small resistance. German officer Karl-Heinz Städler tells of his last fight in Hagen.
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End of War 1945 in Hagen: Soldier Karl-Heinz Städler on a completely unnecessary battle

At the beginning of April 1945, British and Canadians encountered the southwestern outskirts of Osnabrück. They only encountered comparatively small resistance. German officer Karl-Heinz Städler tells of his last fight in Hagen.

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