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Putin: Russian, German Youth Should Talk About Past and Move Forward

© Sputnik / Alexei Druzhinin / Go to the mediabankRussian President Vladimir Putin, second left, at the first Russian-German student meeting as part of the international program "Reconciliation Over Graves: Working For the Sake of Peace" by students of a Bad Salzungen gymnasium, School No. 12 in Rzhev and the German School at the German Embassy in Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin, second left, at the first Russian-German student meeting as part of the international program Reconciliation Over Graves: Working For the Sake of Peace by students of a Bad Salzungen gymnasium, School No. 12 in Rzhev and the German School at the German Embassy in Moscow - Sputnik International
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday urged Russian and German youth to talk about the past but do not let it hold back the two countries' relations.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Earlier in the day, Putin visited the school of the German Embassy in Moscow, where he met with participants of the first Russian-German students' meeting. The Moscow meeting is a part of the project "Work for Peace — Reconciliation Above the Graves".

"I think it is important that Russian and German students talk about the past to move forward. But there is also an important thing: we should know about the past but we should not let it grab us and hold us back," Putin said.

"Work for Peace — Reconciliation Above the Graves" is a Russian-German youth project which is coordinated by the National Union on German War Graves Care, the German Embassy to Russia and the German-Russian Youth Exchange Fund.

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