Monument for WWII Nazi deserters unveiled in Vienna

Monument for WWII Nazi deserters unveiled in Vienna

VIENNA, Austria - A monument for Nazi army deserters during World War II is unveiled in front of the Hofburg Palace in Vienna on Oct. 24, 2014. Seen from above, the X-shaped monument is embedded with the word "alone" in the center surrounded by "all" written many times, suggesting how an individual should behave under dictatorship.

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