Irish school's former students taught by Nazi collaborator demand apology

Irish school's former students taught by Nazi collaborator demand apology

Nazi collaborator Louis Feutren, far right, at St Conleth's in 1970.

Former students of a Dublin school are demanding an apology over the treatment they received from a former Nazi collaborator who taught at the school for several years.

Several letters have been sent to the board of St Conleth’s in Dublin about Louis Feutren, who came to Ireland some time after having fled France when the Third Reich collapsed in Germany. 

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