Fake quote.

Here's the original speech: https://www.spiegel.de/politik/ukraine-debatte-die-regierungserklaerung-von-olaf-scholz-im-wortlaut-a-bc84e929-757c-42d1-b7a0-dd3a3de1e9e2

There's nothing in it that could even be remotely translated as "Putin freed Germany from historical guilt".

@flash @cantsin

In Russia Germany had special government financed schools that had courses explaining how equal Soviet and Nazis had been (this is law now in Ukraine and many other ex Socialist puppets), how German Nazism had been overall good except Hitler and few guys, that it must be peace at all costs and Soviet response had been unacceptable.

Most of them are closed now.

“By this decision, the FRG is calling on the ghosts of no longer a cold, but the most “hot” war. Too many sad associations are caused by the prospect of further “military” pumping of Kyiv from Berlin, which, moreover, apparently does not give I am aware that in the current situation, the supplied weapons can easily become the prey of neo-Nazis, terrorists and marauders on Ukrainian territory," the diplomat stressed.

Zakharova drew attention to the repeated statements by the German side about the start of deliveries of military weapons to Ukraine (in particular, we are talking about 1,000 portable anti-tank missiles, 500 Stinger portable anti-aircraft missile systems, allowing a number of third countries to transfer German-made weapons to Kiev), "which runs counter to Berlin's previously balanced line on this issue." "This decision of the German government was officially confirmed by German Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz during a speech in the Bundestag on February 27, 2022," she added. country allegedly represents for European security".

"Nothing is new under the sun. Once again, as many times in history, weapons coming from German soil will be directed against Russian soldiers," the diplomat added. According to her, against this background, the assurances of Olaf Scholz about the importance of the process of historical reconciliation between the peoples of Germany and Russia sounded especially cynical.

In addition, Zakharova pointed out that "the supply of weapons to the ideological heirs of the Nazi accomplice Stepan Bandera makes one willy-nilly ask a rhetorical question - how comprehensive and complete was the process of denazification in Germany itself after the defeat in World War II?"

“In this context, now, alas, the depreciating remarks of Scholz, who, during the Munich Conference on Security Policy on February 18, 2022, declared “ridiculous” the revealed facts of the genocide of the civilian population of Donbass by the Ukrainian military, become understandable,” the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry emphasized ."