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"Джон Шиндлер напоминает историю о немецком полицейском, который в 1967 убил студента на мирной демонстрации в Западном Берлине, что породило новую волну протестов в Западной Германии. Только в 2009, после открытия архивов, стало известно, что этот скромный полицейский, Karl-Heinz Kurras, работал на Штази. Современники сочли бы предположение об этом безумной теорией заговора.

It was called “the shot that changed the republic.”
The killing in 1967 of an unarmed demonstrator by a police officer in West Berlin set off a left-wing protest movement and put conservative West Germany on course to evolve into the progressive country it has become today.
Now a discovery in the archives of the East German secret police, known as the Stasi, has upended Germany’s perception of its postwar history. The killer, Karl-Heinz Kurras, though working for the West Berlin police, was at the time also acting as a Stasi spy for East Germany.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/27/world/europe/27germany.html

This sensational case is destined to leave behind as many questions as answers. It has caused a more-than-minor reassessment of the 1960s in German life, and the path of the Left in Germany in the decades since. Not to mention the irony noted by many that both Kurras and the radicals his criminal act gave birth to in the form of terrorism, were under the control of the Stasi. A brilliant op, clearly. And a good reminder that some things are not quite what they seem to be.
https://20committee.com/2013/02/24/what-if-everything-you-know-is-wrong/
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