Neo-Nazis and their sympathizers march with torches to commemorate the 67th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden on Feb. 13, in Dresden. The annual memorial has become an opportunity for these organizations to promote their ideology.

People stand along side each other to form a human chain during the 67th anniversary of the Allied bombing of Dresden during WWII in Dresden on Feb. 13. The chain was formed to protest against neo-nazis who use the memorial day to spread their ideology by demonstrations in Dresden.

People light candles to build a form of a large candle at the Neumarkt Square in downtown Dresden, on Feb. 13, as citizens of Dresden commemorate victims of the Second World War who died during aerial bombardments. Between Feb. 13 – 15, 1945, 1,300 US and British heavy bombers dropped more than 3,900 tons of high-explosive bombs and incendiary devices on the city, the Baroque capital of the German state of Saxony. The resulting firestorm destroyed 15 square miles of the city center and killed an estimated 25,000 people.

Architect Daniel Libeskind stands in front of the Bundeswehr Military History Museum in Dresden, Oct. 13.

American architect Daniel Libeskind and his European representative Jochen Klein in the Bundeswehr Military History Museum in Dresden, Oct. 13. Libeskind's design boldly interrupts the original building's symmetry with an extension, a massive wedge of glass, concrete and steel, cutting through the 135-year-old former arsenal's structural order. A viewing platform provides views of Dresden while pointing in the opposite direction toward the source of the fire-bombs, creating a space for reflection.

A tree stands in a field as rain clouds pass near the eastern German city of Dresden on Monday, June 20. Germany is experiencing very changeable weather of wet and sunny spells at the moment.

Dark rain clouds drift over the coastal line at German sea resort Binz on the island of Ruegen, northern Germany, on Saturday, June 18. The forecasts predict unstable weather for the coming days in Germany.