Headmistress thanks Hitler for 'warm-hearted hospitality' in unearthed documents
A headmistress thanked Hitler for his 'warm-hearted hospitality' in remarkable documents that detail a British schoolgirls' Berlin exchange visit in 1937. The newly discovered archive outlines how 16 pupils at the Simon Langton School for Girls in Canterbury, Kent, came to spend their 1937 Easter holidays in Berlin on a foreign exchange trip. The school went to extraordinary lengths to try and arrange a face-to-face meeting between the girls and Adolf Hitler. The pupils, aged about 15, were to present him with gifts including a photo of Canterbury Cathedral and a presentation copy of Th...
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