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German Zoo Kills 12 Healthy Baboons Over 'Lack of Space,' Sparks Backlash
The Nuremberg Zoo in Germany has sparked widespread backlash after euthanizing 12 healthy Guinea baboons due to overcrowding.
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German Zoo Kills 12 Healthy Baboons Due To Lack Of Space, Faces Backlash
A zoo in the German city of Nuremberg said it killed 12 baboons on Tuesday despite protests, capping a saga rooted in concerns that the zoo had too little space to house a growing group of the animals.
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In This German City, Students Drive Trams Amid Severe Worker Shortage
Seated before the tram's control panel, Benedikt Hanne, 24, deftly steered the red and white wagons, hours before heading to Nuremberg University to study for a social work degree.
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1,000 Black Death Victims Found In Mass Grave In Germany
The graves themselves are a monument to the struggle that society faced when an unforeseen catastrophe hit one of the most important cities in the Holy Roman Empire.
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"Law, Not War": Last Surviving Nuremberg Prosecutor Dies Aged 103
Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials in Germany that brought Nazi war criminals to justice after World War Two and a longtime apostle of international criminal law, died on Friday at age 103.
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Sarpreet Singh Back At Bayern Munich After Nuremberg Loan Cut Short
New Zealand midfielder Sarpreet Singh returned to European champions Bayern Munich on Friday after his loan spell at German second division club Nuremberg was cut short.
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Germany Confirm Friendlies Against Spain, Italy Before Euro 2020
Germany will face Spain in Madrid on March 26 and Italy on March 31 in Nuremberg before the European Championship finals, which start on June 12.
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Far-Right Party Stokes Controversy Over German-Indian Teen Playing Jesus
The mayor of Germany's Nuremberg has slammed a far-right party for "openly racist" comments about a German-Indian teenager picked to portray "Christ Child" or an infant Jesus Christ during this year's Christmas festivities, a media report said on Monday.
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Adolf Hitler Paintings Fail To Sell At Auction In Germany
Five paintings attributed to Adolf Hitler will be auctioned off Saturday in the German city of Nuremberg, sparking anger that the Nazi memorabilia market is alive and well.
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Formula One 2017 Schedule Reduced to 20 Races
Missing from the programme for next year is the German Grand Prix. Nuremberg is financially unable to stage the race while 2016 host Hockenheim was not willing to take it on for two seasons back-to-back.
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Explosion Near Germany's Migration Office: Reports
An explosion went off close to an office for migration in the town of Zirndorf near Nuremberg on Wednesday, German broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk reported, adding that it was not yet known whether there were any casualties.
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Train Crash in Northern Bavaria Kills 2
A passenger train collided with an articulated lorry at a railway crossing in northern Bavaria late on Thursday, killing two people and injuring several others, police said today.
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German-Greek Couples Embrace Love in The Time of Crisis
When love struck Bettina and Anestis six years ago, they had little idea that their home countries Germany and Greece would be pitted against each other in a crisis with Europe's future in the balance.
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Adolf Hitler Painting Goes Under The Hammer for 130,000 Euros
A watercolour painted by a young Adolf Hitler a century ago went under the hammer for 130,000 euros ($161,000) on Saturday at an auction in the southern German city of Nuremberg.
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Painting by Adolf Hitler in Berlin for Sale, Expected to Fetch $60,000
The painting was one of some 2,000 painted by Adolf Hitler and is thought to be from about 1914
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German Zoo Kills 12 Healthy Baboons Over 'Lack of Space,' Sparks Backlash
The Nuremberg Zoo in Germany has sparked widespread backlash after euthanizing 12 healthy Guinea baboons due to overcrowding.
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German Zoo Kills 12 Healthy Baboons Due To Lack Of Space, Faces Backlash
A zoo in the German city of Nuremberg said it killed 12 baboons on Tuesday despite protests, capping a saga rooted in concerns that the zoo had too little space to house a growing group of the animals.
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In This German City, Students Drive Trams Amid Severe Worker Shortage
Seated before the tram's control panel, Benedikt Hanne, 24, deftly steered the red and white wagons, hours before heading to Nuremberg University to study for a social work degree.
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1,000 Black Death Victims Found In Mass Grave In Germany
The graves themselves are a monument to the struggle that society faced when an unforeseen catastrophe hit one of the most important cities in the Holy Roman Empire.
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"Law, Not War": Last Surviving Nuremberg Prosecutor Dies Aged 103
Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials in Germany that brought Nazi war criminals to justice after World War Two and a longtime apostle of international criminal law, died on Friday at age 103.
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Sarpreet Singh Back At Bayern Munich After Nuremberg Loan Cut Short
New Zealand midfielder Sarpreet Singh returned to European champions Bayern Munich on Friday after his loan spell at German second division club Nuremberg was cut short.
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Germany Confirm Friendlies Against Spain, Italy Before Euro 2020
Germany will face Spain in Madrid on March 26 and Italy on March 31 in Nuremberg before the European Championship finals, which start on June 12.
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Far-Right Party Stokes Controversy Over German-Indian Teen Playing Jesus
The mayor of Germany's Nuremberg has slammed a far-right party for "openly racist" comments about a German-Indian teenager picked to portray "Christ Child" or an infant Jesus Christ during this year's Christmas festivities, a media report said on Monday.
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Adolf Hitler Paintings Fail To Sell At Auction In Germany
Five paintings attributed to Adolf Hitler will be auctioned off Saturday in the German city of Nuremberg, sparking anger that the Nazi memorabilia market is alive and well.
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Formula One 2017 Schedule Reduced to 20 Races
Missing from the programme for next year is the German Grand Prix. Nuremberg is financially unable to stage the race while 2016 host Hockenheim was not willing to take it on for two seasons back-to-back.
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Explosion Near Germany's Migration Office: Reports
An explosion went off close to an office for migration in the town of Zirndorf near Nuremberg on Wednesday, German broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk reported, adding that it was not yet known whether there were any casualties.
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Train Crash in Northern Bavaria Kills 2
A passenger train collided with an articulated lorry at a railway crossing in northern Bavaria late on Thursday, killing two people and injuring several others, police said today.
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German-Greek Couples Embrace Love in The Time of Crisis
When love struck Bettina and Anestis six years ago, they had little idea that their home countries Germany and Greece would be pitted against each other in a crisis with Europe's future in the balance.
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Adolf Hitler Painting Goes Under The Hammer for 130,000 Euros
A watercolour painted by a young Adolf Hitler a century ago went under the hammer for 130,000 euros ($161,000) on Saturday at an auction in the southern German city of Nuremberg.
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Painting by Adolf Hitler in Berlin for Sale, Expected to Fetch $60,000
The painting was one of some 2,000 painted by Adolf Hitler and is thought to be from about 1914
