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German president visits Guernica, calls 1937 bombing a "brutal crime," affirming Germany’s responsibility.
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier became the first German head of state to visit Guernica, the Basque town devastated in a 1937 Nazi-backed air raid during Spain’s civil war.
Accompanied by Spain’s king and Basque leaders, he laid a wreath at a victims’ cemetery, met two survivors, and visited the Gernika Peace Museum.
Steinmeier called the attack a "brutal crime" against civilians, affirmed Germany’s moral responsibility, and stressed the need to protect peace and human rights.
The visit, which included viewing Picasso’s Guernica in Madrid, was seen as a powerful act of remembrance and reconciliation.
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