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German Military Base on Lockdown Amid Suspected Sabotage of Water Supply
A German military base near the Cologne-Bonn airport has been completely isolated due to suspected sabotage, according to a report by Spiegel. Authorities are investigating the possibility of deliberate contamination of the drinking water supply at the Cologne-Bonn barracks, home to 4,300 soldiers and 1,200 civilian employees.
An intimate portrait of a great composer
From 1795 to 1816, inflation was so rampant in Vienna, because of the Napoleonic Wars, that Ludwig van Beethoven's fortune shrank 40 times. Today, the average European is suffering from depression, uncertainty and anger because of the coronavirus crisis, but virtually none of us could possibly realize what it would be like to live in Beethoven's times.
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Germany's first 5G Network has Begun to Work
Germany's largest mobile service provider put into use the first 5G network in the country, Deutsche Welle said, quoted by Iconomist.bg
It is clear that only Bonn and Berlin residents have the opportunity to use the new network, and only if they use a particular smartphone model, which currently costs about 900 euros.
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Exhibition for Michael Jackson in Bonn
Michael Jackson's TV documentary about the king of pop music is the occasion for turbulent discussions. "Leaving Neverland" movie tells a story about two men telling a story how when they were children they have been sexually abused by the star. Many radio stations, like the BBC, stopped Michael Jackson's songs.
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Adopted Bulgarian Dog Rescued its Owner in Bonn, it Became a Hero
A Bulgarian dog, adopted in the German city of Bonn, has become a hero. The charming Mina saved her owner's life, but she herself died in a fierce fire. In Bulgaria, Mina was the victim of brutal violence.
German Cities Refuse to Launch Free Public Transport
Five cities in Germany did not approve the idea of providing free public transport to improve air quality, calling it unrealistic, DPA reported.
Berlin is under pressure to meet European air cleanliness standards and to avoid fines.
In Photos: UNESCO adds sites in Turkey’s Diyarbakır to World Heritage List
UNESCO added the walls and the Hevsel Gardens in the southeastern city of Diyarbakır to its World Heritage List during a July 4 session in Bonn.