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Mother Breaks Down As Delphi Victim’s Final Moments Shown In Courtroom
The mother of Liberty "Libby" German broke down when a video showing the final moments of her daughter's life was played in the courtroom during the Delphi murder trial.
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80 Years On, Victims Of Nazi Crimes In Italy To Get Compensation
In October 1943, after the Nazis began a brutal occupation of their former ally, German troops hanged six Italian civilians on a hillside in southern Italy as collective punishment for the killing of a soldier, who had been foraging for food.
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Deutsche Bank To Pay $75 Million In Jeffrey Epstein Victim Settlement: Report
Deutsche Bank will pay $75 million to settle litigation alleging the German lender financially benefited from supporting Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking scheme, according to a report Wednesday.
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8 Dead In Shooting At Jehovah's Witness Centre In Germany
German church shooting: Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned the "brutal act of violence" and said his thoughts were with the victims and their loved ones.
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Watch: Molten Steel Spills Inside German Plant After Accident
Sparks are seen spreading in more parts of the plant as molten steel spreads. The only victim is a bicycle.
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5,700 Acts Of Sexual Abuse Committed By German Catholic Priests: Report
At least 600 young people were documented as having been abused by Catholic priests in the German diocese of Muenster, but the actual number of victims could be 10 times higher, a report published Monday said.
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German Finance Watchdog Issues Warning to Financial Sector Against Big Risks of Cyberattacks
The German regulator company is monitoring the situation closely in cooperation with Germany's National Cyber Defence Centre, assured BaFin president Mark Branson.
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Germany Eases Process For Nazi Victims' Descendants To Get Citizenship
Germany on Friday passed legislation to naturalise some Nazi victims' descendants who had previously been denied citizenship in what it called a symbolic step toward redressing past injustice.
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Volkswagen Agrees To A 620 Million Euros Payout For German 'Dieselgate' Victims
Volkswagen has agreed to pay 620 million euros in compensation to 200,000 car owners in the biggest German lawsuit over the group's "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal, the company said Monday.
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IWF President Tamas Ajan Steps Down Amid Corruption Probe
International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) president Tamas Ajan resigned on Wednesday in the wake of allegations of corruption and doping violations made in a documentary earlier this year.
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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Facial Recognition Could Help Discover Fate of Holocaust Victims
An old photograph and modern face recognition technology could help two Israeli brothers find out how their father survived the Nazi Holocaust.
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"I'm Honestly Sorry": German Nurse Tells Families Of Over 100 He Killed
A German former hospital nurse who has admitted to killing more than 100 patients in his care apologised Thursday to victims' grieving relatives.
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Fake Germanwings Victim Relative Convicted In Germany
A German court on Wednesday gave a woman a year's suspended jail sentence for posing as the cousin of a victim in last year's Germanwings plane crash and obtaining compensation offered by the airline.
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Munich Shooter Likely Lured Victims Via Facebook: German Minister
The teenager who shot dead nine people in Munich had likely hacked a Facebook account and used it to lure victims to the McDonald's outlet where he began his rampage, the German interior minister said today.
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Mother Breaks Down As Delphi Victim’s Final Moments Shown In Courtroom
The mother of Liberty "Libby" German broke down when a video showing the final moments of her daughter's life was played in the courtroom during the Delphi murder trial.
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80 Years On, Victims Of Nazi Crimes In Italy To Get Compensation
In October 1943, after the Nazis began a brutal occupation of their former ally, German troops hanged six Italian civilians on a hillside in southern Italy as collective punishment for the killing of a soldier, who had been foraging for food.
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Deutsche Bank To Pay $75 Million In Jeffrey Epstein Victim Settlement: Report
Deutsche Bank will pay $75 million to settle litigation alleging the German lender financially benefited from supporting Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking scheme, according to a report Wednesday.
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8 Dead In Shooting At Jehovah's Witness Centre In Germany
German church shooting: Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned the "brutal act of violence" and said his thoughts were with the victims and their loved ones.
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Watch: Molten Steel Spills Inside German Plant After Accident
Sparks are seen spreading in more parts of the plant as molten steel spreads. The only victim is a bicycle.
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5,700 Acts Of Sexual Abuse Committed By German Catholic Priests: Report
At least 600 young people were documented as having been abused by Catholic priests in the German diocese of Muenster, but the actual number of victims could be 10 times higher, a report published Monday said.
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German Finance Watchdog Issues Warning to Financial Sector Against Big Risks of Cyberattacks
The German regulator company is monitoring the situation closely in cooperation with Germany's National Cyber Defence Centre, assured BaFin president Mark Branson.
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Germany Eases Process For Nazi Victims' Descendants To Get Citizenship
Germany on Friday passed legislation to naturalise some Nazi victims' descendants who had previously been denied citizenship in what it called a symbolic step toward redressing past injustice.
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Volkswagen Agrees To A 620 Million Euros Payout For German 'Dieselgate' Victims
Volkswagen has agreed to pay 620 million euros in compensation to 200,000 car owners in the biggest German lawsuit over the group's "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal, the company said Monday.
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IWF President Tamas Ajan Steps Down Amid Corruption Probe
International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) president Tamas Ajan resigned on Wednesday in the wake of allegations of corruption and doping violations made in a documentary earlier this year.
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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Facial Recognition Could Help Discover Fate of Holocaust Victims
An old photograph and modern face recognition technology could help two Israeli brothers find out how their father survived the Nazi Holocaust.
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"I'm Honestly Sorry": German Nurse Tells Families Of Over 100 He Killed
A German former hospital nurse who has admitted to killing more than 100 patients in his care apologised Thursday to victims' grieving relatives.
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Fake Germanwings Victim Relative Convicted In Germany
A German court on Wednesday gave a woman a year's suspended jail sentence for posing as the cousin of a victim in last year's Germanwings plane crash and obtaining compensation offered by the airline.
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Munich Shooter Likely Lured Victims Via Facebook: German Minister
The teenager who shot dead nine people in Munich had likely hacked a Facebook account and used it to lure victims to the McDonald's outlet where he began his rampage, the German interior minister said today.
