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| | WWII's Black Thursday |
 | | But last week, 61 years after the day now called "Black Thursday," the two men embraced and cried at a ceremony in Schweinfurt commemorating the friendship of Germany and the United States, and the hundreds of people on both sides who died that day. |
 | | On Thursday, the anniversary of the raid, they attended a memorial church service and laid a wreath at a monument built jointly by Americans and Germans. |
 | | Those who lived through "Black Thursday," whether on the ground or in the air, remember it as a day of terror. |
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