Reagan’s Visit to West Germany
Reagan’s visit to the Bitburg cemetery was an act that not only exhibited a lack of sorrow and regret for the millions who suffered and died at the hands of the Nazi butchers and a lack of gratitude and respect for those who fought and died to safeguard the freedom of the world, but, by ignoring the mandate of the American people, revealed a blatant disregard for the high and noble ideals of democracy.
SETH D. SLATER
Irvine
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