Bulgaria linked to papal shooting remains unproven in Rome
The investigation into the 1981 shooting of Pope John Paul II in St. Peter's Square continues with no disclosed evidence against Bulgaria. Bulgarian suspect Sergei Antonov remains jailed without trial date, while other Bulgarians and Turks face charges. Officials deny Bulgarian involvement, praising Agca as a key witness who implicated others.
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Forged Hitler diaries tied to West German calligrapher Kajau
Stuttgart newspaper reports relief collector Gerd Heidemann paid Dr Konrad Kajau a total of 3.75 million marks for copies of 60 diaries that were later proved forgeries. Kajau, a calligrapher who disappeared from Stuttgart, allegedly forged the diaries over several years. Heidemann claimed the diaries came from an East German source, a claim Stern later challenged.
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