School responds after former students taught by Nazi collaborator demand apology

School responds after former students taught by Nazi collaborator demand apology

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

The board of a Dublin school which employed a former Nazi collaborator said it only became aware of research which “may have implicated him in the possible carrying out of atrocities” after his death in 2009.

The board of St Conleth’s College in Ballsbridge issued a statement on Wednesday night in response to a series of letters received by the board from former students of French teacher Louis Feutren

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