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Germany Today - Window on Germany

In this edition: Escaping the euro crisis - Greeks and Spaniards turn to the German job market. Avalanche rescue - the mountain patrol trains for real-life scenarios. Young volunteer - schoolgirl Ronja Alsdorf helps out at the children’s hospice. Video of the day: Animal lover - Bauer Bernd Anger raises a stray wild boar.

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Germany Today 10.02.12

In this edition: Escaping the euro crisis - Greeks and Spaniards turn to the German job market. Avalanche rescue - the mountain patrol trains for real-life scenarios. Young volunteer - schoolgirl Ronja Alsdorf helps out at the children’s hospice. Video of the day: Animal lover - Bauer Bernd Anger raises a stray wild boar. 

Germany Today 09.02.12

In this edition: you can now get your cough analyzed online by a computer; a former patient of a Stasi hospital in the former East Germany describes her ordeal; how a model railway attraction in Hamburg with 300,000 miniature figures is cleaned; and in our video of the day - the biggest-earning speed camera in Germany. 

Germany Today 08.02.12

In this edition: windpark or world heritage site - in Lübeck, a heated controversy has erupted over the historic city center; princess or monster - many residents of Munich buy carnival costumes in the theater; on the road with a bus driver for the homeless - for the past three years, Artur Draga has been taking care of homeless people in Berlin who need help during bitterly cold winter nights. 

Germany Today 07.02.12

In this edition of Germany Today: Irene Glaub from Kenya makes her living as a bus driver in Potsdam; companies in Hamburg have been importing products from Latin America for decades, and have traditionally had close business ties with the region; and we'll show you a new kind of public reading, where grown-ups read excerpts from the diaries of their youth in front of a live audience. 

Germany Today 06.02.12

In this edition of Germany Today, we meet Ingrid Weisse -- one of the most popular employees at Munich's exclusive P-1 nightclub. We look back at the history of the Berlin film festival, which opens its 62nd season on February 9. And we follow a group of young German students as they visit a jail for the first time, and talk to the inmates. 

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