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As chairman of the Nordstream Pipeline company, Schroeder, is in favor of good German relations with Russia and Putin. Here he responds to criticism of his relations with Russian president Putin. Schroeder cites the horrible situation of World War II and suffering inflicted on Russians. Schroeder lost his father in the war. Putin is the only surviving child of a mother who barely survived the German siege of Leningrad in 1941-1944, when 641,000 Russians died of starvation in the city.
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