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Snapshots of certain fragilities in the German economy

By Brian on May 31, 2009

As the Germans struggled with GM and the USA to save Opel with, it seems, a successful deal with Canadian car parts maker Magna International done at the death, another tragedy has beset the German economy – the world’s largest [...]

Posted in Miscellaneous | Tagged Bamberg, Cologne Cathedral, Germany, Heidelberg castle, Loreley, Magna International, Nuremberg castle, Nuremberg nazi museum, Opel, Rüdesheim am Rhein, Seiffen, Steiff, the rhine | 22 Responses

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