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New German Search Engine Helps People Check Nazi Links In Family
The search tool was created by the German newspaper Die Zeit in cooperation with archives in Germany and the United States.
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One Of World's Oldest Newspapers To End Daily Print Run, To Move Online
One of the world's oldest newspapers still in print, Austria's Wiener Zeitung, will primarily move online, after a decision Thursday by the country's parliament.
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Cristiano Ronaldo In Fresh Euro 2016 Controversy, Throws Reporter's Mike Into Lake
Cristiano Ronaldo has found himself in a fresh controversy after he threw a reporter's microphone in the lake ahead of Portugal's must-win clash against Hungary in Euro 2016
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Austrian Minister Calls For Tighter Border Controls For EU Citizens
Austria's interior minister has called for tougher measures to protect the European Union's borders from returning jihadi fighters, Austrian newspaper Oesterreich reported today.
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'Frenchmen' With Possible Paris Attacks Links Held In Austria
Austrian police have arrested two people with suspected links to the Paris attacks, prosecutors said today, with an Austrian newspaper reporting the two are French citizens posing as refugees.
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Germans Welcome Refugees With Open Arms in Munich
"Keep Going Germany" and "Europe strives for solidarity" are some of the headlines of newspapers, conveying a sense that Germany is playing a special role in the refugee crisis being faced by Europe. Locals in Munich have been coming out in large numbers to greet hundreds of refugees arriving in trains from Hungary and Austria everyday.
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Ex-Vienna choir boys say they were abused
Two former members of the famed Vienna Boys' Choir say they were sexually abused by their supervisors, a top Austrian newspaper reported on Thursday, as allegations of misconduct against children in Austria spread beyond the Roman Catholic Church.
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New German Search Engine Helps People Check Nazi Links In Family
The search tool was created by the German newspaper Die Zeit in cooperation with archives in Germany and the United States.
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One Of World's Oldest Newspapers To End Daily Print Run, To Move Online
One of the world's oldest newspapers still in print, Austria's Wiener Zeitung, will primarily move online, after a decision Thursday by the country's parliament.
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Cristiano Ronaldo In Fresh Euro 2016 Controversy, Throws Reporter's Mike Into Lake
Cristiano Ronaldo has found himself in a fresh controversy after he threw a reporter's microphone in the lake ahead of Portugal's must-win clash against Hungary in Euro 2016
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Austrian Minister Calls For Tighter Border Controls For EU Citizens
Austria's interior minister has called for tougher measures to protect the European Union's borders from returning jihadi fighters, Austrian newspaper Oesterreich reported today.
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'Frenchmen' With Possible Paris Attacks Links Held In Austria
Austrian police have arrested two people with suspected links to the Paris attacks, prosecutors said today, with an Austrian newspaper reporting the two are French citizens posing as refugees.
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Germans Welcome Refugees With Open Arms in Munich
"Keep Going Germany" and "Europe strives for solidarity" are some of the headlines of newspapers, conveying a sense that Germany is playing a special role in the refugee crisis being faced by Europe. Locals in Munich have been coming out in large numbers to greet hundreds of refugees arriving in trains from Hungary and Austria everyday.
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Ex-Vienna choir boys say they were abused
Two former members of the famed Vienna Boys' Choir say they were sexually abused by their supervisors, a top Austrian newspaper reported on Thursday, as allegations of misconduct against children in Austria spread beyond the Roman Catholic Church.
