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Many inmates held at Brandenburg-Görden prison and elsewhere in the GDR suffered tremendously. At least 500 prisoners took their lives. Starting in 1988, Catholic priest Johannes Drews was allowed to hold a monthly sermon at Brandenburg-Görden prison, experienced firsthand what inmates were going through. |
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Many inmates held at Brandenburg-Görden prison and elsewhere in the GDR suffered tremendously. At least 500 prisoners took their lives. Starting in 1988, Catholic priest Johannes Drews was allowed to hold a monthly sermon at Brandenburg-Görden prison, experienced firsthand what inmates were going through. |
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Many inmates held at Brandenburg-Görden prison and elsewhere in the GDR suffered tremendously. At least 500 prisoners took their lives. Starting in 1988, Catholic priest Johannes Drews was allowed to hold a monthly sermon at Brandenburg-Görden prison, experienced firsthand what inmates were going through. |
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Many inmates held at Brandenburg-Görden prison and elsewhere in the GDR suffered tremendously. At least 500 prisoners took their lives. Starting in 1988, Catholic priest Johannes Drews was allowed to hold a monthly sermon at Brandenburg-Görden prison, experienced firsthand what inmates were going through. |
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Many inmates held at Brandenburg-Görden prison and elsewhere in the GDR suffered tremendously. At least 500 prisoners took their lives. Starting in 1988, Catholic priest Johannes Drews was allowed to hold a monthly sermon at Brandenburg-Görden prison, experienced firsthand what inmates were going through. |
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An hour devoted to Christopher Hitchens (13 April, 8pm), broadcast in the week of both Julian Assange’s arrest and the launch of Nigel Farage’s new party, made me wonder (for the millionth time) what Hitchens might say about this era of wannabe demagogues and rotters. The era of social media, of peer pressure and conformity. |
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“This week I met a friend who remarked that whilst in Malta a numerous amount of roads are being either resurfaced or overhauled, in Gozo there was no such activity. I contradicted his views, but in the couple of minutes we talked it was nigh on impossible to explain the vast projects involving the.... |
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The time is 1973, the place is Sweden, and a man says to a woman, “Did you think about leaving me?” The weird thing is that we are not watching Ingmar Bergman ’s “Scenes from a Marriage,” which aired in six spirit-draining episodes, on Swedish television, in the spring of that year. |
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Good Friday is a so-called "silent" holiday which means that this day should be even quieter than other public holidays in Germany. For this reason, additional bans have been laid down by law. We explain which Good Friday bans apply in NRW. Dancing events. It is forbidden to play music and dance at public events. |
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Lyra McKee, a 29-year-old journalist and author, was shot dead during rioting in the Creggan area of the city. Police believe dissident republicans were responsible and are treating it as a "terrorist incident". Fr Joe Gormley, a priest based in the Creggan area, said visited the family and anointed.... |
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I set up a major incident room at Strandtown RUC station and assembled a murder investigation team of approximately 20 officers who had served me well in the past and I knew they would put every effort into solving this murder. The following morning I arrived into work at around 8am and read the Belfast incident reports for the previous 24 hours. |
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