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Page last updated at 23:07 GMT, Tuesday, 13 January 2009

Nazi era newspapers reprinted

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Reproductions of German newspapers from the Nazi era are being sold in Berlin.

A British publisher has been given special permission to reprint the propaganda such as the swastika and the Hitler salute, which is banned in Germany.

There are also re-prints of opposition articles from the 1930's and the aim is to teach Germans about the past, without using text books.

Steve Rosenberg reports.

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