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Deborah Cole
Decades on, former Nazi camp guard deported to Germany from US
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Deborah Cole
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21 Aug 2018
According to the US department, Jakiw Palij concealed his Nazi past from immigration agents when he moved to the United States in 1949
Germany in political turmoil as coalition talks fail
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Hui Min Neo
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Deborah Cole
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20 Nov 2017
With no other viable coalition in sight, Germany may be forced to hold new elections that risk being as inconclusive as September's polls.
Obama knew Merkel was being spied on, report
Article
Deborah Cole
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27 Oct 2013
Barack Obama was personally informed of mobile phone tapping against German Chancellor Angela Merkel, which may have begun as early as 2002.
Watson sheds Harry Potter image for Cannes pic
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Deborah Cole
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16 May 2013
"Harry Potter" star Emma Watson abandons magic for pole-dancing and cat burglary in Sofia Coppola's latest movie.
East German rights activist Gauck elected president
Article
Deborah Cole
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18 Mar 2012
Joachim Gauck has become German president with a majority, marking the first time a former communist east candidate will serve as head of state.
British Bob Marley documentary electrifies Berlin
Article
Deborah Cole
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13 Feb 2012
A documentary on Bob Marley has premiered to cheers at the Berlin film festival, tracking his journey from bullied biracial Jamaican boy to superstar.
Germany holds breath as worst of E. coli outbreak passes
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Deborah Cole
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8 Jun 2011
Germany says the worst of a killer bacteria outbreak spread by salad vegetables may be over as EU officials meet for urgent talks on the crisis.
German nuclear fears trigger poll debacle for Merkel
Article
Deborah Cole
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28 Mar 2011
Fears over Japan's nuclear crisis triggered a poll debacle for Chancellor Angela Merkel's party in its German heartland and a Greens triumph.
Iranian drama cheered at Berlin film festival
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Deborah Cole
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15 Feb 2011
A warmly applauded Iranian drama emerged on Tuesday as a front-runner at the Berlin film festival, throwing the spotlight on the country's film-makers
‘German unity still incomplete’ on Berlin Wall anniversary
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Deborah Cole
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9 Nov 2009
The united Germany remains marred by division 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday.
Twenty years on, world celebrates fall of Berlin Wall
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Deborah Cole
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6 Nov 2009
Twenty years after the Berlin Wall tumbled in a peaceful revolution, world leaders will on Monday meet in a transformed Germany.
Merkel rival fails to land sucker punch in election duel
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Deborah Cole
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14 Sep 2009
Angela Merkel was on Monday still on track to win re-election in two weeks' time after her rival failed to land a knock-out blow in a TV debate.
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