(CNN) -- It was the question every player was ready for. "Being a member of the German national side, how you do feel about playing in Israel given your country's history?" A deep breath, a nod, a look of "what can I say?" Pierre-Michel Lasogga is used to thousands of fans shouting at him on the football field -- he's accustomed to the pressure of millions at home watching on their television sets. As one of Germany's most promising young players at the European Under-21 Championship Finals in Israel, he's used to being asked questions, being interviewed and having a camera stuck in front of his face.
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German soccer players talk about their moving visit to Holocaust museum Yad Vashem
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Players tell CNN of their experiences of playing at Under-21 tournament in Israel
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Germany and Israel enjoy close relationship within the world of football
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Both countries working together to develop referees, coaches and young talent
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