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Kentucky police quoted Hitler, urged ‘ruthless’ violence for cadetsThe bronze equestrian statue of Lee, which featured prominently in the 2017 Unite the Right rally, was incinerated in a 2,250-degree furnace Saturday,removed from its spot in 2021
However, one of the foundrymen, who was not named, said he hopes the melting doesn’t “convey a message of hate on hate.” Lee was a general in the Civil War who led the Army of Northern Virginia – one of the most successful Confederal forces.Despite losing the war, he became a symbol of the American South.
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