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In a first, German parliament spotlights Nazis' LGBTQ victims

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German parliament commemorates people persecuted and killed over their sexual or gender identity. Campaigners in Germany have worked for decades to establish an official ceremony to commemorate the LGBTQ victims. Tens of thousands were accused of homosexuality under the Nazi regime. The hardest hit were the many thousands of men and women who were deported to concentration camps.

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News18 India

In a First, German Parliament Spotlights Nazis' LGBTQ Victims

The German parliament will for the first time focus its annual Holocaust memorial commemorations on people persecuted and killed for their sexual or gender identity.

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German parliament officially commemorates LGBTQ victims of Nazi regime for first time

The German parliament for the first time on Friday focused its annual Holocaust memorial commemorations on people persecuted and killed over their sexual or gender identity during World War II.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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South China Morning Post

In a first, German parliament spotlights Nazis’ LGBTQ victims

Campaigners have worked for two decades to establish an official ceremony for LGBTQ victims of the Nazis, saying their experience had long been forgotten or marginalised.

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Holocaust Remembrance Day: In a first, German parliament spotlights Nazis’ LGBTQ victims

The German parliament will for the first time on Friday focus its annual Holocaust memorial commemorations on people persecuted and killed for their sexual or gender identity. Campaigners worked for two decades to establish an official ceremony for LGBTQ victims of the Nazis, saying their experience had long been forgotten or marginalised. FRANCE 24's Nick Spicer reports from Berlin, Germany.

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