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• Wirecard probe finds German finance minister, auditors at fault
  The final report of a parliamentary probe into the scandalous collapse of the German payment-processing company Wirecard has concluded that the Finance Ministry failed to detect fraud that cost investors millions.
• Opinion: New Berlin refugee museum must be a place of reconciliation
  The history of German displacement and expulsion after World War II has been documented in a new center in Berlin. For many Europeans, however, the work of reconciliation is only just beginning, writes Frank Hofmann.
• Angela Merkel opens museum on Germans expelled post-WWII
  The new center will look at the political, ethnic and religious grounds for forced migration, with a focus on the displacement of Germans during and after World War II.
• German minister wants easier rules on shooting wolves
  Wolves are largely protected by law from hunters in Germany. However, increased attacks on livestock and increasing pack numbers in the country's northwest have farmers worried.
• New Berlin museum confronts fate of Germany's WWII refugees 
  An exhibition has opened in Berlin dedicated to the 14 million refugees who fled from Eastern Europe at the end of World War II. The controversial project has had a tortuous birth.
• Opinion: World War II reconciliation gesture still needed in Eastern Europe
  German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has recognized the millions of Soviet soldiers who died after Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union. But a gesture of reconciliation is still necessary, says Christian F. Trippe.
• Why young eastern German voters support the far-right AfD
  If Germany's recent regional election had been decided by young people, the far-right AfD would have won. The East German identity has been inherited by a new generation, some of whom don't mind a few racist politicians.