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Of all the major industrialized countries, only Germany and Japan have managed to return to their 2007 employment levels.
A visual tour of the 126 places that defined the group’s territory.
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I lost many things during the quarantine. But there can be an unexpected abundance inside a state of loss.
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In den über 8.000 Volkseigenen Betrieben arbeiteten die meisten DDR-Bürger. Von den Fabriken sind nur Ruinen geblieben, die als stille Zeitzeugen Geschichte erzählen.
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Spinalonga is a small uninhabited island on the north-eastern side of Crete. Today it is a famous tourist location, but once was a leper colony, until 1957.
