Bonn constitution emblem through German history
The Bonn convention drafting the new German constitution adopted the Weimar Republic emblem. The tri color flag was discarded when Hitler rose to power in 1933. The black red and gold tricolor has appeared four times in German history, including by General Von Sutzow in 1813 and during the 1648 revolution.
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First Woman Envoy Convicted at Nuremberg War Crimes Trial
The text reports the first conviction against a Nazi official for planning aggressive war, noting involvement of Baron Ernst von Weizsacker and other top Nazis. It references charges tied to wartime actions against Czechoslovakia, with ambiguous dates around 1946.
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Lt General Huebner Replaces Clay in Germany as Acting Military Governor
Lt Gen Clagence Huebner, deputy and chief of staff to Gen Clay, will act as military governor and commander of U S combined forces in Europe. A veteran of both World Wars, he rose from private to general and commanded the famed 1st Division in the Normandy invasion.
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