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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Culture & Lifestyle
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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Who killed Patrice Lumumba?
For Juliana Lumumba, he was not just a politician: Patrice Lumumba was her father. That's why she continues to demand the truth about an assassination for which no one has faced justice.
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Resisting oblivion: 70 years of the Leo Baeck Institute
The Nazis wanted to destroy Jewish life in Germany. Jewish intellectuals founded the Leo Baeck Institute ten years after the Holocaust to save the nation's diverse German-Jewish heritage.
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Dispute with the Hohenzollerns ends after almost 100 years
After years of wrangling, the German state and the Hohenzollerns have reached a mutually beneficial deal over a number of art items, including paintings and furniture.
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Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius enjoys social media revival
How do you keep calm in times of crisis? What do people need to be happy? Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius is often quoted online for answers. This once-powerful man would have preferred to be a philosopher.
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Drag queen rabbi provokes with human message
The documentary "Sabbath Queen" follows Amichai Lau-Lavie, the first openly queer rabbi in a long Orthodox rabbinic lineage, in his identity quest and calls for peace.
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Star pianist Alfred Brendel dies at 94
Hailed as one of the greatest musicians of the last century, the pianist Alfred Brendel passed away at his home in London at age 94.
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A voice for democracy: Thomas Mann's lasting literary legacy
A Nobel prize laureate, literary exile and conscience of a nation in the wake of Nazi rule, Thomas Mann remains a cultural icon 150 years since his birth.
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Rising Radicalism Among German Youth
Why are children becoming right-wing extremists? In Germany, there has been a 40% increase in politically motivated crimes compared with 2024. Why are very young men becoming radicalized? One of them shared his story.
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Catherine Duleep Singh: The Nazi-defying Indian royal
Openly living in a same-sex relationship in early 20th-century Germany, she later used her privilege, resources and courage to help Jewish families flee Nazism.
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Who is International Booker Prize winner Banu Mushtaq?
The 77-year-old Indian activist is the first Kannada-language author to win the award, which also recognizes the work of translators: Deepa Bhasthi also played a central role in the book's success.
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Appendix cancer rates rise in young people — but why?
It is the latest cancer to affect young people more now than in decades. Researchers trying to explain the rise in cases are zoning in on environmental factors.
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Bach's music sounds out against war and discrimination
From the St. John to St. Matthew Passion, contemporary arrangements of Bach masterpieces at the Leipzig Bach Festival highlight oppression and conflict.
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The cuppa that connects us: Coffee drinking across cultures
The beverage's global consumption has been rooted in culture, colonialism, rebellion — and TikTok fame.
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Former Germany star Lina Magull opens up about mental health struggles
Former Germany player Lina Magull says she has recovered her passion both for football and life — and credits a psychiatric clinic stay with helping her to recover.
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