German and Russian soldiers bury war dead

Grandson Alexander Melichov from the Ukraine stands with red carnations in front coffins with the remains of Soviet soldiers who were killed in East Brandenburg during World War II at the Soviet military cemetery in Lebus, Germany, 12 September 2012. His grandfather Alexander Melichov is among them. Reconcilliation across graves: German and Russian soldiers have re-interred the remains of 56 Soviet soldiers who were killed in East Brandenburg during World War II at the Soviet military cemetery in Lebus. Photo: PATRICK PLEUL

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September 12, 2012

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