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| | History of Cologne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | At the beginning of the Third Reich, Cologne was seen as difficult territory by the Nazis, because of deep-rooted communist and catholic influences on the city. | | | Upon his release from concentration camp Sachsenhausen, and his return to Cologne in 1946, editor Neven du Mont spotted him and complained about the release of prisoners from the camps - he still saw them as "criminals". | | | The trade fair grounds next to the Deutz train station were used to herd together the Jewish population for deportation to the death camps and for disposal of their household goods by public sale. |
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| | Western German Streets Fill Up as Carnival Pokes Fun at Bush |
| | Despite an outcry that began two weeks before the float had been put on the road, organisers there said they were not caving in to any censorship, despite the imminent visit to Germany by Bush on February 23. | | | Among the main themes, one truck was arranged to make mileage from the scandal involving alleged bribe payments to a referee that has hit football here. | | | Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder figured in the form of an effigy here, dressed as a Spiderman pulling on the strands of public debt and foreign policy that made up a large political web. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Cologne |
| | Cologne remained a stronghold of the old beliefs, and gave active support to the Counter-Reformation, which found earnest champions in Johannes Gropper, the Jesuits, Saint Peter Canisius, and others. | | | But the War of Cologne (Kölnischer Krieg), which lasted five years, and brought untold misery on the land, ended in victory for the Catholic party. | | | This agreement was henceforth sworn to by each archbishop at his election. |
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| | Cologne Germany Travel Information Asia Travel Europe |
| | The period had its dark side: after a long series of pogroms, the Jews fled the city in 1423 to the right bank of the Rhine. | | | The world feels at home in Cologne, where people meet for a Kölsch, a chat or simply a laugh. | | | The folk theatre has been a Cologne institution since 1848 and Willy Millowitsch, who died in 1999, was considered and continues to be considered as the very personification of everything "Kölsch" or typical of Cologne. |
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| | Cologne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Cologne was devastated by the Allies during World War II, by the end of which 99% of Cologne's Jewish population had been annihilated. | | | Cologne was a member of the Hanseatic League, but became a free city officially only by 1475. | | | Cologne became a city in 50 A.D., had a bishop as early as 313, and, in 785, became the seat of an archbishop. |
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| | German-born Pope Benedict XVI will say prayers in Hebrew when he visits the synagogue in Cologne, Germany, that was destroyed by the Nazis, a cardinal organizing the trip said Tuesday. | | | The Egyptians were the first to incorporate perfume into their culture followed by the ancient Chinese, Hindus, Israelites, Carthaginians, Arabs, Greeks, and Romans. | | | Young men are very prone to over doing the cologne, but that is(Continue Article) |
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| | LEIPZIG - A federal court in Germany on Tuesday launched a review of the deportation to Turkey of a radical Islamic cleric who proclaimed himself the "Caliph of Cologne" and predicted Islam would rule the world one day. | | | Imagine moving far away from your family at age 16 to play for one of the world's best soccer teams, with and against some of the world's best players. | | | Cologne for Men and Women - Jo Malone Discover couture skin care, inspired gifts, and unexpected scents for the bath, body and home at Jo Malone Online and receive complimentary shipping and samples with your purchase. |
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| | AHA International: Cologne, Germany |
| | The Lonely Planet travel guide offers concise and relevant information for anyone planning to travel to Germany. | | | Known as the center for broadcast media in Germany, Cologne is also one of its country's most cosmopolitan cities, with large ethnic neighborhoods and international arts festivals. | | | Germany Online provides information on news, culture, government and politics in addition to links to the German Embassy, Information Center and Consulates. |
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| | University of Cologne |
| | The following pages offer some information for students and scientists. | | | The University of Cologne is a research university at the highest level with more than 250 cooperating institutes and departments. | | | International cooperation in research and teaching has a long tradition at the University of Cologne and today we consider international cooperation to be one of our most important responsibilities. |
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| | Joe Cocker Forum - Cologne Germany Concert Review |
| | I didn't find the article in the internet... | | | Usually Joe gets good reviews during this tour in Germany... | | | The show was great to me and that's what counts. |
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| | Domplatte, Cologne, Germany |
| | Sometimes, I do wonder what's the motivation & driving forces behind these upcoming artists. | | | I must say people do make up the place. | | | Home » Travel Guides » Europe »; Germany » Land Nordrhein-Westfalen » Cologne » Things To Do » Domplatte Reviews |
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| | Cologne, Germany |
| | Cologne's citizens then had the preemtive right on these goods. | | | Cologne was founded by the Romans in 38 BC. | | | In the Second World War, 72 percent of the city was destroyed. |
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| | Cologne, Germany - Travel Photos by Galen R Frysinger, Sheboygan, Wisconsin |
| | Cologne is noted for its university, founded in 1388, and for its churches. | | | Cologne was severely damaged during World War II (1939-1945)—more than 90 percent of the structures were destroyed or damaged—but it was largely rebuilt and modernized by 1960. | | | Cologne was an important member of the commercial federation known as the Hanseatic League. |
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| | Cologne, Germany |
| | During the Middle Ages Cologne was a leader in the Hanseatic League, an organization of merchant cities. | | | It was known also for its arts and scholarly teachers. | | | There are religious and secular buildings and monuments that remain from all of the city's historic periods. |
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| | World Cup 2006 Germany City Guide :: Cologne |
| | This is also the last of Cologne’s Romanesque churches to be consecrated, in 1247. | | | Possession of it turned the Dom into a focus of Christian pilgrimage and was used to legitimate the Hohenzollern unification of Germany. | | | Cologne thereby became the founding city of the mighty Hanseatic League that dominated trade in Northern Europe for several centuries. |
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| | The father of her child is French and she has left her dear Cologne to found a family in France. | | | It is the only city in Germany that I know reasonably well. |
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| | AHA International: Cologne, Germany Business Program |
| | Romans, Germanic peoples, Middle Ages, New Age, and the future: Cologne presents to you the witnesses of time, in all their facets. | | | Founded by the Romans, Germany's fourth-largest and one of its oldest cities is now a metropolis of 1.4 million inhabitants known especially as a European hub for trade, media, and sports. | | | With their inimitable mentality, the people of Cologne welcome students, business people, and tourists alike, whether you want to learn how to do business in Europe, present a product at one of the numerous international trade fairs, or visit the tomb Three Magi. |
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| | Cologne: Germany's Jewel of the Rhine - Associated Content |
| | Hamburg, Germany - a State Within a City | | | Agrippina was born in 15 AD in the garrison town that had been established 48 years earlier. | | | The French invaded in 1794 and occupied the city. |
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| | PCIC : Pennsylvania Colleges in Cologne, Germany |
| | Known as the center for broadcast media in Germany, Cologne is also one of the country's most cosmopolitan cities, with large ethnic neighborhoods and international arts festivals. | | | Cologne is Germany's fourth largest city and located on the Rhine River with easy rail connections to every major city in Germany and Europe. | | | This fall semester program offers students in any major who have completed at least one year of German the opportunity to experience Germany to the fullest - its people, culture and above all, the native language. |
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| | This year it is in Germany and we have the opportunity to spend time in the area of Bavaria, where we will get the privilege of truly meeting and working with the people of that area. | | | For over 20 years Pope John Paul II has invited the youth of the world to join him in prayer and celebration. | | | Campus Ministry is going to be offering a pilgrimage to Cologne, Germany for the World Youth Day this August. |
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| | Thousands at Cologne Anti-Violence Rally Germany Deutsche Welle 21.11.2004 |
| | Some 20,000 people took to the streets in the western German city of Cologne on Sunday, waving German and Turkish flags, to protest against the use of violence in the name of Islam. | | | A proposal for the enforcement of German as a spoken language in mosques has erupted in Germany as politicians look for ways to reform the country's integration policy in the wake of violence in the Netherlands. | | | According to the national statistics office, in the first half of 2004, one immigrant in five in Germany was unemployed compared with a national average of one in 10. |
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| | ABAKA - Hotels in Köln [Cologne] (Germany) |
| | he town was founded by the Romans and later went on to become the biggest city of medieval Germany. | | | Much of the original architecture was lost during the allied air raids in 1944 but the cathedral itself miraculously escaped heavy damage and the city was rebuilt according to its medieval street pattern. | | | A winding staircase leads to a viewing platform 95 metres up in the south tower, where the view amply rewards the effort of getting there. |
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| | Travelocity.com : Destination Guides |
| | Devastating though the World War II bombing was -- nearly... | | | Cologne (Köln), the largest city in the Rhineland, is so rich in antiquity that every time a new foundation is dug, the excavators come up with archaeological finds. | | | Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the Travelocity User Agreement and Privacy Policy. |
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| | Cologne Germany Map |
| | Cologne is a city in northwestern Germany - map - by the river Rhine. | | | Today Cologne is associated primarily with the media, trade fairs and culture. | | | You were finding out text in.....the field of cologne germany map? |
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| | Christy Moore with Eleanor Shanley, Cologne 97 |
| | This time his three gigs were to promote his newest album "Graffiti Tongue" just released in Germany. | | | In Germany he is one of the very few folk acts who can easily fill halls of several thousand people. | | | On the drive to the Cologne gig Christy got nostalgic, remembering his first ever appearance in Germany. |
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| | Dierk's page - Cologne / Köln |
| | ologne is a city in northwestern Germany - map - by the river Rhine. | | | The Tourist Office is also the place to go to gather all the information and tips you need for your visit to Cologne, for help in finding accommodation or for answers to any questions you may have. | | | Cologne originated in about AD 50, when the Empress Agrippina proclaimed "Colonia" a city. |
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| | Germany Travel Information Lonely Planet Destination Guide |
| | Deep in the heart of Europe, Germany has had a seminal impact on Continental history. | | | When To Go Germany is a fine destination year-round, but most people visit between May and September when sunny skies are most likely and much of life moves outdoors. | | | From Charlemagne and the Holy Roman Empire to Otto von Bismarck's German Reich, Nazism and the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, no other nation has moulded Europe the way Germany has - for better or worse. |
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| | AskMen.com - Cologne germany |
| | Keep in mind that cologne should only be sensed by those who are within arm's length of you; you'll know if you're wearing too much if those at a greater distance can smell you as well. | | | Why does cologne smell differently on different people? | | | Spray the cologne onto any of these locations by holding the bottle at a distance of 15 centimeters and allow it to dry on its own -- do not rub your skin after application as this will alter the smell, even if you're dabbing it on rather than spraying. |
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| | Cologne Germany |
| | This page is cram-packed with Cologne Germany info. | | | 360° Panoramas of the City Cologne in Germany... | | | Express your own opinions and let thousands of others know what you think about Cologne Germany, or any other topic listed at Fragrances Now. |
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| | DESTINATION - Cologne |
| | Cologne (Köln) is one of Germany’s most original cities, with its own dialect, its own style of beerbrewing and an inimitably witty and fun-loving character that is particularly boisterous during the city’s famous Carnival. | | | Cologne has a well-deserved reputation as one of the world’s leading art cities. | | | In addition to over thirty art museums, including the Museum Ludwig and Wallraf-Richartz Museum, the Roman and Germanic Museum and the Museum Schnütgen, Cologne also has more than a hundred art galleries and is the venue of the international ART COLOGNE fair. |
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| | Station - Hostel Cologne - Your Backpacker Hostel in the heart of Europe |
| | Cologne is also the German metropolis for the gay and lesbian lifestyle; the Cristopher Street Day Parade is the biggest in Germany with about one million party goers | | | Though almost completely destroyed in WWII, Cologne was quickly rebuilt, and many of its old churches and monuments have been meticulously restored. | | | Because of its location on the Rhine river and at a major crossroad of European trade routes, Cologne grew quickly in the 19th century, to the largest city in Germany. |
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| | Traveljournals.net - Cologne, Cologne, Germany |
| | I stayed in a youth hostel in Cologne, and there met a Californian and an Argentinian guy, both towards the end of their n-month long travels. | | | Both seemed very experienced in chasing girls, and were drunk enough to be eager to share their experiences. | | | I gave up on the bank there, called up MIT FCU, and immediately got the job done. |
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| | Currently the fourth largest city in Germany, with a population of one million, Cologne (Köln) is the colossus of the Rhine—Ruhr sprawl. | | | The NRCSA Center in Cologne is situated in the downtown, and reflects the atmosphere of this friendly German city. | | | Situated on the intersection of the Rhine and several major trade routes, medieval Cologne became immensely rich — and the largest city in Germany. |
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| | Cologne, Germany |
| | Information for and about the gay and lesbian community in Cologne, Germany including businesses, services, and sites written by people who live there and know what's happening first hand, the hottest spots and best things about their home town, and community organizations. | | | Locations: - Germany } Stuttgart - Germany } Munich - Germany } Hamburg - Germany } Berlin - Germany } Cologne | | | Future dates for this event have not been provided.) |
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| | Material Connexion Opens in Cologne, Germany |
| | After successfully opening a Milan office in September 2002, the Cologne office is the second international location for Material Connexion and further solidifies the company’s position as a world leader of resource materials for designers, architects, manufacturers and engineers. | | | The opening of the office was made possible through a licensing agreement with Survey Marketing and Consulting, which has collaborated with Material Connexion organizing fairs and exhibits in Germany, Italy, Russia and Spain. | | | As in New York and Milan, Material Connexion Cologne will feature a comprehensive materials library with hundreds of samples and more to be added monthly; this resource library is also available through the company website www.materialconnexion.com making Material Connexion an invaluable resource for material specifiers. |
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| | AllTravel Cologne Germany travel and tourism |
| | Take home some eau de Cologne, the world famous perfume first created here in the 18th century. | | | Founded in 33 BC, Cologne is one of Germany’s oldest cities and its fourth largest. | | | Chocolate lovers will be in heaven in the Schokoladen Museum, a state of the art museum dedicated to the art of chocolate making. |
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| | Cologne Hotels, Germany Hotels |
| | This is a good place to start a tour of the region. | | | - Whether you visit Cologne to experience the city, because of business obligations or because you are looking for some rest or a change of scenery you won't easily find another hotel offering you similar amenities regarding setting and location. | | | - The hotel Colette, which is rich in tradition and was inaugurated in Cologne some 40 years ago, offers dedicated, friendly service and a familiar atmosphere as well as a convenient location. |
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| | Art Cologne • • Art and Archaeology • Travel to Cologne, Germany |
| | The event will include the results of a student research project at the Art History Institute of the University of Cologne, which examines the working conditions of writers of art criticsm. | | | This year, an International Art Critics' Symposium will take place on 1 and 2 November 2002 as part of Art Cologne. | | | Nachforschungen in Sachen Kunstkritik (Between opinion-making and media-service: research into art criticism), will be held from 11am to 6pm on each of the two days in the Kleiner Auensaal at KölnMesse (between the Press Centre West and the VIP Lounge). |
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| | Cologne Hotels, hotels in Cologne, Germany Germany Hotels Database |
| | The Hotel Has 44 Rooms That Have Been Individually Furnished With Antiques That Have Been Collected in and Outside of Germany.... | | | Ideally located in the heart of the city right on the famous Barbarossaplatz.... | | | Cologne hotels, Germany by Germany Hotels DatabaseDirectory of Cologne Hotels with on-line |
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| | AP Online: Facts About Cologne, Germany@ HighBeam Research |
| | AP Online: Facts About Cologne, Germany@ HighBeam Research | | | Facts about Cologne, the Rhine River city where world leaders will hold their summit starting this week: | | | FOUNDING: Established by Roman Emperor Claudius in 50 A.D. to honor Agrippina, his wife and the mother of Emperor Nero. |
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| | Hard Rock Cafe - Cafes - HRC Cologne |
| | Founded by the Romans, Cologne is one of the oldest German cities and is still characterized by its history of the past 2,000 years. | | | Every year in Cologne the city comes alive for Carnival, which takes place over one week in February/March. | | | So come in and enjoy some tasty American food, a cold glass of Kölsch (typical Cologne beer) and the best live music in the city. |
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| | Cologne Germany |
| | The first know bishop, Matermus, was already mentioned in the earliest documents of 313 - 314. | | | The famous relics drew the faithful from all of Europe and the Cologne Pilgrimage became one of the largest of the Middle Ages. | | | The first stop was Cologne, Germany and the Cathedral. |
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| | AHA International: Germany |
| | Students seeking to enroll must have at least sophomore status, have completed a minimum of one year of college-level German or the equivalent, and be in good academic standing. | | | Experience Berlin, Germany's modern and dynamic capital of culture and design. | | | Go to the Germany, Cologne PCIC program page for additional information. |
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