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Unclear If Bomb Attacker In Bavaria Was Islamist Or Not: Police
A spokeswoman for Bavaria's police force said that it was unclear whether the 27-year-old Syrian man who set off a bomb outside a crowded music festival in the town of Ansbach was an Islamist or not.
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Ansbach Attack Suggests ISIS Motive: Bavarian Official
Bavaria's top security official said today that he believes a failed asylum seeker who blew himself up and injured 12 people in the southern German town of Ansbach was driven by religious extremism.
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German Woman Convicted After 8 Babies' Bodies Found In Home
A 45-year-old German woman has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of four of her newborn babies whose bodies were found at her apartment in a Bavarian town.
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More Than 100,000 Asylum Seekers Enter Germany in August
A record 104,460 asylum seekers arrived in Germany last month, a Bavarian official said on Wednesday, part of an unprecedented wave of refugees and migrants straining the resources of German towns and villages.
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Death toll rises to ten in European flooding
Germany dispatched thousands of soldiers on Tuesday to help cities and towns cope with flooding from the rain-soaked Danube and other southern rivers - reinforcements that came a day after the Bavarian city of Passau saw its worst flooding since 1501.
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Unclear If Bomb Attacker In Bavaria Was Islamist Or Not: Police
A spokeswoman for Bavaria's police force said that it was unclear whether the 27-year-old Syrian man who set off a bomb outside a crowded music festival in the town of Ansbach was an Islamist or not.
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Ansbach Attack Suggests ISIS Motive: Bavarian Official
Bavaria's top security official said today that he believes a failed asylum seeker who blew himself up and injured 12 people in the southern German town of Ansbach was driven by religious extremism.
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German Woman Convicted After 8 Babies' Bodies Found In Home
A 45-year-old German woman has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of four of her newborn babies whose bodies were found at her apartment in a Bavarian town.
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More Than 100,000 Asylum Seekers Enter Germany in August
A record 104,460 asylum seekers arrived in Germany last month, a Bavarian official said on Wednesday, part of an unprecedented wave of refugees and migrants straining the resources of German towns and villages.
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Death toll rises to ten in European flooding
Germany dispatched thousands of soldiers on Tuesday to help cities and towns cope with flooding from the rain-soaked Danube and other southern rivers - reinforcements that came a day after the Bavarian city of Passau saw its worst flooding since 1501.
