Munich - The German state of Bavaria demanded Friday that a British publishing company stop reprinting Nazi-period newspapers.
The educational reprints of the hate press have become best sellers in a nation where most people under 80 have never seen Nazi propaganda in the raw and those over
80 do not want to talk about it.
Albertas Ltd hired German historians to annotate the facsimiles and underline the methods of Nazi propaganda. The new weekly series, using papers from the 1930s and
1940s, is aimed at the general public and schools.
Munich - Lukas Podolski's return to Cologne from Bayern Munich is expected to be finalized next week, officials from both clubs said after a meeting on Wednesday.
"The final decision will come next week. There is a clear tendency towards Cologne," Munich general manager Uli Hoeness told the website of the Bild daily.
Cologne general manager Michael Maier also said that Podolski's future will be decided "early next week."
Munich - Cologne have moved closer to meeting Bayern Munich's transfer fee demands for unsettled striker Lukas Podolski, Bayern chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge is reported as saying Thursday.
"Everything is looking good. I am confident it will work out," Rummenigge is quoted as saying in the daily tz newspaper.
Bayern want a fee of 10 million euros (13.5 million dollars) for Podolski who would like to return to his former club after failing to establish a first-team place at the German champions.
Munich - Big sisters could write a song about it, and little brothers could too: Sometimes siblings truly get on each others' nerves, especially when they share a bedroom.
But with a few tricks, the room can be arranged so that both children feel comfortable.
"These days when belts have to be tightened, not everyone has enough space to give every child his or her own room," said author and style consultant Jana Jung of Munich. That does not have to be disadvantageous.
Munich - When it comes to colours being displayed on computer monitors, many computer users cannot be blamed for being confused. After all, the white on the screen is not really white. Monitor technology itself often disrupts the neutral depiction of colours: imperfect circuitry or tubes may cause the image to have a reddish tinge or the colours to appear too cold. The best chance you have of setting up your monitor with professional precision is to calibrate it, says Andreas Roth from Prad, a consumer portal for monitors and TVs.