Publicly funded grave care for dead SS members

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> What conclusions does the federal government draw from the fact that, according to the German War Graves Commission? V., which today uses public funds to care for graves at more than 830 war cemeteries in 45 countries, around 10 percent of the estimated 2 million Second World War dead resting in German war cemeteries belonged to SS units (see answer the federal government in response to the small question from the DIE LINKE parliamentary group. on Bundestag printed matter 19/10407), and will consider how it can be ensured that Nazi mass murderers are no longer considered "victims of war and tyranny" and that their graves are maintained with taxpayers' money, e.g. B. by changing the graves law accordingly (please explain)?

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1. 12 September 2025

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   Publicly funded grave care for dead SS members

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