The mysterious Nazi trees that grow into swastika in a German
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For 60 years in a rural town near Berlin, a mysterious forest blossomed in the form of a Nazi swastika – and no one realised. Only visible from the air, the controversial group of trees in Zernikow…
Every autumn the trees would yellow, depicting the offensive symbol from above
Every autumn the trees would yellow, depicting the offensive symbol from above
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