Subscribe or Login

Get more Mail & Guardian
Subscribe or Login

Kate Connolly

Mein Kampf: Strange tales of the world’s most dangerous book

Article -
It's been used as business management manuals to toilet paper. But despite its purposes as a pick-up device, Mein Kampf is a definite flop.

Auschwitz survivor: ‘We had no rights but a fierce determination to survive’

Article -
An Auschwitz survivor who lost 119 members of her family in the Holocaust, has confronted a former SS guard, appealing to him to take responsibility.

Touring Bowie’s Berlin

Article -
After the surprise release of the singer's first single in more than a decade, Kate Connolly tours the city that inspired his trilogy of albums.

Merkel: Chancellor who shops with the people

Article -
Angela Merkel's popularity hinges to a large extent on her down-to-earth approach and according to the latest poll her popularity rating is 61%.

Markets rally after Germany’s ruling on eurozone rescue fund

Article -
Angela Merkel says Germany has sent a powerful message to the rest of Europe and beyond after its decision on the creation of a rescue fund.

What it feels like to be old

Article -
An innovative suit gives medical students an idea of what the elderly experience in their daily lives, writes Kate Connolly.

Germany’s Muslim, Jewish leaders team up to fight circumcision ruling

Article -
Jewish and Muslim leaders have united in their condemnation of a German court's decision to in effect outlaw the circumcision of boys.

The Führer’s tentative return to Berlin

Article -
A ground-breaking exhibition about Adolf Hitler has explored the relationship between the Führer and the German nation.

Paul’s death ‘distinctly murky’

Article , , & -
No sooner had death's tentacles slackened their grip on Paul's squidgy body, when the first conspiracy theory emerged.

Milking sleep-deprived

Article -
Melatonin-loaded milk taken from cows at night said to alleviate insomnia.

Immigrants Germany loves to hate

Article -
Chancellor Angela Merkel's remarks about the 'failure of multiculturalism' in the country suggest a shift in attitude to foreigners.

Donate your organs …for dinner

Article -
Would you sacrifice your testicles, stomach fat or ears for high-class cuisine?
123Page 1 of 3

Press Releases

For all the latest information and advice from the Department of Health relating to Covid-19, please visit sacoronavirus.co.za

 
Blow The Whistle

Contact Us

Story Tip-offs

Privacy Policy

Cookie Policy

Ethics & Social Media Policy

About Us

Corrections And Clarifications

Advertising

Terms of Service and Security

Terms of Use

Mail & Guardian Jobs

Find property for sale

We value your feedback

Subscriber login FAQ

Subscriptions

All material © Mail & Guardian Online. Material may not be published or reproduced in any form without prior written permission.

×