Swastika of Trees to Be Chopped Down
From Times Wire Reports
A giant swastika of trees planted in 1937 in a forest of pines north of Berlin by a follower of Adolf Hitler will be chopped down, a German official said. A spokesman for the government’s property office, which owns the land near the town of Zernikow, said the russet swastika of larches that stands out every autumn among the pines would be removed. It can be viewed from the air.
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