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Sick Of Congested Roads, German Man Swims To Work
Fed-up with the grind of taking a bus or bike to work every day on congested streets in Munich, Benjamin David started swimming there instead.
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Unclear If Bomb Attacker In Bavaria Was Islamist Or Not: Police
A spokeswoman for Bavaria's police force said that it was unclear whether the 27-year-old Syrian man who set off a bomb outside a crowded music festival in the town of Ansbach was an Islamist or not.
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1 Killed Many Injured As 'Explosive Device' Goes Off In Germany City
An "explosive device" blew up in the center of the Bavarian city of Ansbach, killing one person and injuring 11 others, the city's mayor told local media early Monday.
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German Woman Convicted After 8 Babies' Bodies Found In Home
A 45-year-old German woman has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of four of her newborn babies whose bodies were found at her apartment in a Bavarian town.
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Angela Merkel Berated Over Refugee Policy by Bavarian Ally
German Chancellor Angela Merkel came under fire on Friday for her welcoming refugee policy from her powerful Bavarian coalition ally, who demanded she cap arrivals "in the national interest".
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Migrant Crisis Recalls Trauma of Germans' Own Post World War II Chaos
Barbara Keller remembers the summer day in 1945 when her mother suddenly told her they were about to flee to Germany. Their homeland would cease to exist in the mayhem after World War II.
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Barack Obama Says G7 to Discuss Russian Aggression in Ukraine
US President Barack Obama said before the start of a Group of Seven (G7) summit in the Bavarian Alps that leaders would discuss how to stand up to Russia's "aggression" in Ukraine as well as threats from extremism and climate change.
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US President Barack Obama Jokes, Swigs Beer With Bavarians at Start of G7 Trip
Joking that he wanted to buy a pair of lederhosen leather shorts, U.S. President Barack Obama drank beer and mixed with Bavarians in a light-hearted start to his trip to Germany, before turning to more serious talks on the conflict in Ukraine.
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Greece Crisis Looms Over G7 Summit in Germany
Greece's financial woes were set to dominate a G7 summit in Germany today, amid fears the debt-wracked country could crash out of the euro and rock the world economy.
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New Fossil Reveals Amazing Details About Earth's True Early Bird
Since its first fossil was unearthed in Bavarian limestone in 1961, Archaeopteryx - the original early bird - has been a paleontological rock star.
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Zubin Mehta: Kashmir chose me
Kashmir "chose me", said India-born world-renowned music conductor Zubin Mehta who hopes to spread the message of peace when he directs the Bavarian State Orchestra in Kashmir.
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Sick Of Congested Roads, German Man Swims To Work
Fed-up with the grind of taking a bus or bike to work every day on congested streets in Munich, Benjamin David started swimming there instead.
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Unclear If Bomb Attacker In Bavaria Was Islamist Or Not: Police
A spokeswoman for Bavaria's police force said that it was unclear whether the 27-year-old Syrian man who set off a bomb outside a crowded music festival in the town of Ansbach was an Islamist or not.
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1 Killed Many Injured As 'Explosive Device' Goes Off In Germany City
An "explosive device" blew up in the center of the Bavarian city of Ansbach, killing one person and injuring 11 others, the city's mayor told local media early Monday.
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German Woman Convicted After 8 Babies' Bodies Found In Home
A 45-year-old German woman has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of four of her newborn babies whose bodies were found at her apartment in a Bavarian town.
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Angela Merkel Berated Over Refugee Policy by Bavarian Ally
German Chancellor Angela Merkel came under fire on Friday for her welcoming refugee policy from her powerful Bavarian coalition ally, who demanded she cap arrivals "in the national interest".
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Migrant Crisis Recalls Trauma of Germans' Own Post World War II Chaos
Barbara Keller remembers the summer day in 1945 when her mother suddenly told her they were about to flee to Germany. Their homeland would cease to exist in the mayhem after World War II.
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Barack Obama Says G7 to Discuss Russian Aggression in Ukraine
US President Barack Obama said before the start of a Group of Seven (G7) summit in the Bavarian Alps that leaders would discuss how to stand up to Russia's "aggression" in Ukraine as well as threats from extremism and climate change.
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US President Barack Obama Jokes, Swigs Beer With Bavarians at Start of G7 Trip
Joking that he wanted to buy a pair of lederhosen leather shorts, U.S. President Barack Obama drank beer and mixed with Bavarians in a light-hearted start to his trip to Germany, before turning to more serious talks on the conflict in Ukraine.
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Greece Crisis Looms Over G7 Summit in Germany
Greece's financial woes were set to dominate a G7 summit in Germany today, amid fears the debt-wracked country could crash out of the euro and rock the world economy.
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New Fossil Reveals Amazing Details About Earth's True Early Bird
Since its first fossil was unearthed in Bavarian limestone in 1961, Archaeopteryx - the original early bird - has been a paleontological rock star.
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Zubin Mehta: Kashmir chose me
Kashmir "chose me", said India-born world-renowned music conductor Zubin Mehta who hopes to spread the message of peace when he directs the Bavarian State Orchestra in Kashmir.
