Descendants of Luxembourgish victims executed in Diez during World War II have met with local residents at a memorial site for the first time. More than 16 Luxembourgish citizens were shot in the German town during the conflict.
The meeting between the families of the victims and the people of Diez marks a significant moment of remembrance. The event provided an opportunity for the descendants to visit the site where their relatives lost their lives and to engage with the local community.
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