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“I stood on the edge of Germany’s historical abyss…” The day West German Chancellor Willy Brandt stunned the world as he atoned for his country’s past

Fifty years ago today, the West German Chancellor, Willy Brandt, dropped to his knees in Warsaw and atoned of his nation’s wartime atrocities. Stanisław Czarnogórski/PAP

Commonly cited as one of the most iconic reconciliatory moments ever captured on camera, on this day 50 years ago the West German Chancellor, Willy Brandt, sank to his knees in Warsaw in atonement of his nation’s wartime atrocities.

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