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Today, 80 years after the end of World War II,

two Berlin correspondents discussed how the Guardian covered the rise and the reign of the Nazis

and what that means for today.

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And now, oh, what wonderful luck.

At this moment, how wonderful Mr. Churchill

has come out onto the Ministry of Health balcony.

In all our long history, we have never seen a greater nation than this.

80 years ago, Germany surrendered, marking the end of World War II in Europe.

There were noisy celebrations in Britain.

And silent acceptance in Germany.

But of course there are no celebrations here. Not a flag to be seen. Not even a white flag.

But there's not a building in sight to fly it from.

The war in Europe is over. But here in this city, as in some other German cities, there's nothing but the grey ruins

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