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Ex-Chicagoan suspected of being Auschwitz guard arrested in Germany
Tribune reporterA suspected Auschwitz concentration camp guard and former Chicago resident was arrested Monday in Germany, according to a Nazi-hunting group. Prosecutors in Stuttgart did not name the 93-year-old man, but said he was arrested on "strong suspicion" of...Tags: Prosecution, Justice System, U.S. Department of Justice, War Crimes, Germany
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The Bavarian case for registering guns
Besides drinking beer, there are two other pastimes that Bavarians love: driving and sport-shooting, including hunting. Bavarians build BMW's "Ultimate Driving Machines." Bavarians' national dress is hunter green. No one who visits Munich is likely to...Tags: Immigration, Laws, Germany, Hunting, Firearms
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What's New in Germany, Hungary, and Austria for 2013
Rick Steves' EuropeThree countries with a rich heritage -- Germany, Hungary, and Austria -- each have a constantly evolving sightseeing scene. Here's the latest: Getting into the Reichstag, Berlin's parliament building (with its striking 155-foot-tall glass cupola), has...Tags: Travel, Wines, Media Industry, Dining and Drinking, Martin Luther
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European train travel: Fast and fun
Rick Steves' EuropeGreat European train stations stir my wanderlust. In Munich, about to catch a train, I stand under the station's towering steel and glass rooftop and study the big schedule board. It lists a dozen departures. Every few minutes, the letters and numbers...Tags: Travel, International Travel, Services and Shopping, Trips and Vacations, Passenger Cars
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Two car rental bills for Hertz
Pat Shopher's car rental experience in Germany ends in confusion when her reservation is canceled and then reinstated at a higher rate. Now she has two bills for the same rental. What should she do? I'm stuck with two car rental bills Q: My husband...
Tags: Travel, Germany, Trips and Vacations, Credit and Debt, Czech Republic
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Arsenal and Bayern München want to win their match, celebrities insult each other and the earth circles the sun
While Angelenos are mourning the loss of their favorite basketball team's patriarch, basketball fans in the other corner of the country are scratching their heads over a comment by rapper. Welcome to your online trends for Tuesday, February 19. Jerry...
Tags: Twitter, Inc., Social Media, Josh Duhamel, Fergie (singer), Black Eyed Peas (music group)
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Iran positive but noncommittal about talks with US
MUNICH (AP) — Iran's foreign minister on Sunday welcomed the United States' willingness to hold direct talks with Tehran in the standoff over its nuclear program but didn't commit to accepting the offer — insisting that Washington must show...
Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Tehran (Iran), Iran's Nuclear Program, Iran, Joe Biden
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Storm Sandy Makes 2012 The Second-Costliest Year For U.S. Insurers
The Hartford CourantNatural disasters in 2012 cost insurance companies about $58 billion, making it the second-most expensive year ever in the U.S., exceeded only by 2005 when hurricanes Katrina and Rita smashed into the Gulf Coast. Far and away the biggest factor in the...Tags: Finance, Business, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Economy, Business and Finance, Chubb Corporation
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Dr. Bora Oezgueler has joined Conemaugh Physician Group OB/GYN.
Oezgueler is board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology. German born, Dr. Oezgueler spent many years in the United States including most recently as a practicing obstetrician / gynecologist at OB GYN Corp in Chandler, Arizona. Dr. Oezgueler received...
Tags: Gynecology, Jamaica, Germany, Medical Specialization, Obstetrics
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Go away with Bruce Jenner
After winning the gold medal in the decathlon at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, Bruce Jenner figured he'd be recognizable for a few years before fading out of the public's eyes. Little did he know that three decades later, he would be instantly...
Tags: Family, Australia, Travel, Bruce Jenner, Olympic Games
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Priest in Peril: Indianapolis priest speaks out following international search
An Indianapolis priest who was reported missing for more than a week is now back in Indiana—and revealing why he feared for his life and left Greece with his translator. Fox59 News sat down for an exclusive interview with Father Christiaan Kappes....
Tags: Vatican City, Religion and Belief, Financial Planning, Human Interest, Hospitals and Clinics
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Climate Change Increased Weather-Related Catastrophes By Nearly Five Times In 30 Years, Munich Re Says
The Hartford CourantClimate change increased the number of hurricanes, tornadoes and other weather-related catastrophes by nearly five times in North America during the past 30 years, according to research published Wednesday by the world's largest reinsurer, Munich Re. The...Tags: Environmental Issues, North America, Ecosystems, Global Change, Disasters and Accidents
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