Charles and Camilla wed in Windsor England
Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles marry in a Windsor town hall civil ceremony followed by a church blessing at St. George's Chapel with Archbishop Rowan Williams officiating. The couple, once the subject of public scrutiny, receive royal ceremony with Queen Elizabeth II watching.
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Survivor recalls grim journey to Buchenwald 60th liberation
Pavel Kohn, a 15 year old death march survivor, recalls his frostbitten arrival at Buchenwald and the camp’s grim regime. He joins a Weimar ceremony with Chancellor Schröder and Imre Kertesz to mark the 60th anniversary alongside thousands of casualties.
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South Africa’s New National Party disbands after apartheid era
The New National Party dissolves its federation after joining the ANC, ending a lineage from the National Party that ruled apartheid. Leader Marthinus van Schalkwyk apologizes for a system built on injustice as 88 vote in favor, two against, three abstain.
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