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"I Bear Responsibility": German Chancellor As Party Heads For Defeat
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lamented a "bitter" defeat after his centre-left Social Democrats slumped to a heavy loss in Sunday's national elections.
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German Man Who Found Haribo's Lost $4.7 Million Cheque Gets "Cheap" Candies In Return
A German man who found and returned a $4.7 million cheque to sweets giant Haribo was awarded for his honesty with just six packets of candy.
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Ex-Nazi Death Camp Guard, Now 94, Goes On Trial In Germany
A former SS guard, aged 94, goes on trial Tuesday in Germany charged with complicity in mass murders at a Nazi concentration camp during World War II, in a case bearing symbolic and moral weight.
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Caught Between Trump And Russia, Germans Begin To Ratchet Up Military Might
A vermilion-colored locomotive slowed to a halt, its freight cars obscured in the blinding snow. A German captain ordered his troops to unload the train's cargo. "Jawohl!" - "Yes, sir!" - a soldier said, before directing out the first of 20 tanks bearing the Iron Cross of the Bundeswehr, Germany's army.
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Euro 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo vs Gareth Bale as Portugal Face Wales in Semis
Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale, club teammates at Real Madrid and the most expensive players in the history of the sport, will bear the hopes of their nations on Wednesday night at Stade de Lyon.
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Pig's Head Found Outside Angela Merkel's Constituency Office
German police said Saturday they found a pig's head bearing an "insulting inscription" outside Chancellor Angela Merkel's constituency office in the country's northeast.
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Picasso Postcard Auctioned for Record $188,000
A postcard bearing a signed drawing by Picasso fetched a record $188,000 (166,000 euros) at auction today, the Gaertner auction house in southern Germany announced.
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Notorious Thieves Steal Iron Gate From Nazi Concentration Camp
Thieves have stolen the iron gate to Dachau concentration camp bearing the Nazi slogan "Arbeit macht frei" (work sets you free), the director of the memorial site in southern Germany and local police said on Monday.
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Davis Cup: Germany favourites
The glory days of Boris Becker and Michael Stich are long gone. Bearing Germany's hopes of reaching its first Davis Cup semifinal in a dozen years is Haas.
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"I Bear Responsibility": German Chancellor As Party Heads For Defeat
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lamented a "bitter" defeat after his centre-left Social Democrats slumped to a heavy loss in Sunday's national elections.
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German Man Who Found Haribo's Lost $4.7 Million Cheque Gets "Cheap" Candies In Return
A German man who found and returned a $4.7 million cheque to sweets giant Haribo was awarded for his honesty with just six packets of candy.
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Ex-Nazi Death Camp Guard, Now 94, Goes On Trial In Germany
A former SS guard, aged 94, goes on trial Tuesday in Germany charged with complicity in mass murders at a Nazi concentration camp during World War II, in a case bearing symbolic and moral weight.
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Caught Between Trump And Russia, Germans Begin To Ratchet Up Military Might
A vermilion-colored locomotive slowed to a halt, its freight cars obscured in the blinding snow. A German captain ordered his troops to unload the train's cargo. "Jawohl!" - "Yes, sir!" - a soldier said, before directing out the first of 20 tanks bearing the Iron Cross of the Bundeswehr, Germany's army.
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Euro 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo vs Gareth Bale as Portugal Face Wales in Semis
Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale, club teammates at Real Madrid and the most expensive players in the history of the sport, will bear the hopes of their nations on Wednesday night at Stade de Lyon.
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Pig's Head Found Outside Angela Merkel's Constituency Office
German police said Saturday they found a pig's head bearing an "insulting inscription" outside Chancellor Angela Merkel's constituency office in the country's northeast.
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Picasso Postcard Auctioned for Record $188,000
A postcard bearing a signed drawing by Picasso fetched a record $188,000 (166,000 euros) at auction today, the Gaertner auction house in southern Germany announced.
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Notorious Thieves Steal Iron Gate From Nazi Concentration Camp
Thieves have stolen the iron gate to Dachau concentration camp bearing the Nazi slogan "Arbeit macht frei" (work sets you free), the director of the memorial site in southern Germany and local police said on Monday.
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Davis Cup: Germany favourites
The glory days of Boris Becker and Michael Stich are long gone. Bearing Germany's hopes of reaching its first Davis Cup semifinal in a dozen years is Haas.
