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In 1973, Italian financial shark Michele Sindona was celebrated as the ‘most outstanding representative of free enterprise’

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Thirty-six years ago, the Politburo of the SED ousted its General Secretary Erich Honecker – and the party began to tear itself apart.

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The Night of Stammheim

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95 years ago, the peasants of Vietnam rose up against colonial rule – together with the workers, they formed soviets

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Tell me where the weather station in Lowestoft is. Where have more than 100 weather stations gone? What happened?

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Metal, Myth and Equine Misery

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Man Bites Horse – Robert Cook interviewed by Bernd Paschel

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