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100 und Mama – Die Reise von drei Schwestern zu ihrer toten Mutter

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By Miriam Arndts Verified
| SWR Verified
Miriam Arndts verlor am 3. Juni 1998 beim Zugunglück von Eschede, bei dem 101 Menschen starben, ihre Mutter. Erst zwanzig Jahre danach beginnt sie mit ihren beiden Schwestern, die jüngste selbst Überlebende des Unfalls, über die familiären Auswirkungen der Katastrophe zu sprechen ... Dieses Feature lebt von seiner zärtlichen emotionalen Intelligenz. Die Durchdringungstiefe des Traumas durch die drei Schwestern ist bemerkenswert und frei von jedem Jargon.
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'Timmy,' the whale that captivated Germany, confirmed dead off Denmark

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By Miriam Arndts Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
COPENHAGEN, Denmark - A humpback whale affectionately known as "Timmy," which had become stranded off Germany's Baltic coast and sparked a high-profile rescue effort, has been confirmed dead off the Danish island of Anholt, bringing to an end a controversial rescue attempt. The carcass, first spotted on Thursday as it was scavenged by seagulls, drew immediate attention in Germany as questions arose over whether it was the same male whale that had for weeks captivated the public's attention.
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'Timmy,' the whale that captivated Germany, confirmed dead off Denmark

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By Miriam Arndts Verified
| The Sun News Verified
COPENHAGEN, Denmark - A humpback whale affectionately known as "Timmy," which had become stranded off Germany's Baltic coast and sparked a high-profile rescue effort, has been confirmed dead off the Danish island of Anholt, bringing to an end a controversial rescue attempt. The carcass, first spotted on Thursday as it was scavenged by seagulls, drew immediate attention in Germany as questions arose over whether it was the same male whale that had for weeks captivated the public's attention.
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