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To accuse Scholz of a Nazi settlement is “completely absurd” — but spokeswoman does not want to explain what the chancellor meant

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Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz was irritated at the Catholic City Church Convention and must now be reproached for Nazi settlements. However, there is no explanation.

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To accuse Scholz of a Nazi settlement is “completely absurd” — but spokeswoman does not want to explain what the chancellor meant

Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz was irritated at the Catholic City Church Convention and must now be reproached for Nazi settlements. However, there is no explanation.

2 years ago·Germany

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To accuse Scholz of a Nazi settlement is “completely absurd” — but spokeswoman does not want to explain what the chancellor meant

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