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This article covers breaking news and events in November 2006.

Daily events

Wednesday November 1, 2006

Heinz Fischer

• Barcelona / Spain : In the Autonomous Community of Catalonia omitted in the general election on the alliance Convergence and Union the most votes.
• Berlin / Germany : The Prime Minister of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Harald Ringstorff ( SPD ) takes up his post as President of the Federal Council .
• Vienna / Austria : The International Trade Union Confederation (IGB) is founded in the exhibition center of the Austrian capital . It unites 190 million trade unionists from 160 nations. Before that, there were two global umbrella organizations, the "International Federation of Free Trade Unions" ICFTU and the "World Federation of Workers" WVA , which are now merging. The British Guy Ryder becomes the first chairman of the ITUC .
• Vienna / Austria : The crisis of government negotiations triggered in parliament is discussed in a high-level meeting of SPÖ chairman Alfred Gusenbauer , ÖVP Federal Chancellor Wolfgang Schüssel and Federal President Heinz Fischer . The parties have agreed not to disclose the content of the conversation . The ÖVP sat on 30 October the negotiations for the time being, because the Social Democrats together with the opposition a parliamentary committee of inquiry began to retrofit with euro fighters, which together with a second committee to BAWAG affair and the banking supervision to the business location Austria hazardous and a breach of trust of SPÖ to the ÖVP.
• Zug / Switzerland : A study by the KPMG network in 86 countries shows a connection between low corporate taxes and above-average growth. With Bulgaria , Croatia , Latvia , Lithuania , Poland , Romania , Slovakia and Hungary , eight formerly socialist ruled countries are among the ten best-placed countries in Europe. In a continental comparison they all score poorly in the United Nations Human Development Index .

Thursday November 2, 2006

• Berlin / Germany : CDU / CSU and SPD agree in a federal-state working group on a corporate tax reform . It sees a reduction in the tax burden for corporations from 38.7 to 29.8%. Hesse's Prime Minister Roland Koch and Federal Minister of Finance Peer Steinbrück played a leading role .
• New York / United States : In a week-long tug-of-war for the seats in the Security Council (see October 2006 , successor to Argentina), the adversaries Venezuela and Guatemala agree and give up their claims in favor of Panama . After a total of 47 ballots in the General Assembly of the United Nations , in which Guatemala did better, the compromise was reached on Wednesday after the mediation of Ecuador . Panama's UN Ambassador Richard Alberto Arias expressed his gratitude for the nomination. Guatemala's application was a. was supported by the USA, Venezuela, however, had stylized itself to the fight against the USA and its UN ambassador John R. Bolton and hoped for the influence of its oil wealth . His controversial President Hugo Chávez had called US President George W. Bush a “devil” in the September General Assembly , which left behind the smell of sulfur.
• New York / United States : According to newspaper reports, the sold philanthropist David Geffen , the 1948 by Jackson Pollock created paintings No. 5 for 140 million US dollars to a stranger. It is now the most expensive painting in the world.
• Nuremberg / Germany : For the first time in four years, the national average unemployment has fallen below 10%.

Friday November 3, 2006

• Central Europe : After an unusually warm October , there is an early onset of winter in the entire Alpine region on Thursday / Friday . From Switzerland to Lower Austria , snow falls down into the valleys, even in Vienna , after a temperature drop to −1 °, snow falls. The ZAMG meteorologists determine the city of Gmunden (427  m above sea level ) as the lowest-lying place with continuous snow cover. To be closed u. a. the Alpine passes Grosser St. Bernhard , Maltatal , Timmelsjoch and Nockalm as well as Restefond - La Bonette in France and Gavia in Italy .

Saturday 4th November 2006

• Budapest / Hungary : On the edge of celebrations to commemorate the crushing of the Hungarian uprising by the Red Army of the Soviet Union 50 years ago held the opposition party Fidesz , as early as October on the 50th anniversary of the outbreak of the revolt, demonstrations against Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany .
• Western Europe : In large parts of Western Europe, chain reactions in the high-voltage network lead to blackouts in the evenings .

Sunday 5th November 2006

• Baghdad / Iraq : The former dictator Saddam Hussein is sentenced to death by hanging in Baghdad. The country's Shiites , thousands of whom were killed under Saddam, cheer for the death sentence while many Sunnis protest. The US and the EU also welcome the ruling, but the latter advocates its suspension. When the verdict was pronounced, Saddam tried to yell over the judge.
• Managua / Nicaragua : In yesterday's presidential elections , the former revolutionary leader Daniel Ortega should get a majority over the opposing candidate Eduardo Montealegre .
• Nairobi / Kenya : The Climate Change Conference of the United Nations with 189 participating nations begins. You should u. a. adopt the successor to the Kyoto Protocol of 1997, in which 35 industrialized countries committed themselves to reducing emissions by 5% compared to 1990.
• Palestinian Territories : After weeks of negotiations, Hamas and Fatah agree on a "government of national unity". Who will be the head of government remains to be seen.

Monday November 6, 2006

• Brussels / Belgium : The regulation of the European Union (EU) concerning hand luggage for air travel comes into force in the EU member states. On the occasion of the attempted attacks in London , only the smallest amounts of liquids and creams (less than 0.1 liters) can be taken on the plane. They must be presented in a transparent plastic bag (smaller than 1 liter) during the inspection . Larger quantities must be carried in checked baggage or will be confiscated.
• Brussels / Belgium : At the meeting of the Eurogroup , its chairman, Luxembourg's Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker , praised the German budget policy, which was criticized just a year ago. Germany is now taking the reformed Stability Pact very seriously to make provisions for bad times during an upswing. The 12 finance ministers had previously debated economic developments and the state of public finances. The Commission intends to recommend an end to the excessive deficit procedure against Germany in the coming year, because Germany’s new debt is likely to fall to 2.3% this year.
• Dushanbe / Tajikistan : The people elect the current president, Emomalij Rahmonov, who has ruled dictatorially since 1992, as head of state of the republic for the third time. The electoral commission states that the winner received 79% of the vote.

Tuesday November 7, 2006

• Managua / Nicaragua : The former Sandinista guerrilla Daniel Ortega (61, Left Party FSLN) could win the presidency on Sunday in the first ballot, which requires 35 percent and a 5% lead over the second ( Eduardo Montealegre ). After 60% of the votes are counted, 38–39% go to Ortega, whose policies are now classified as more moderate. If he wins, the US , which supports Montealegre, could cut its economic aid. In a runoff election, however, Montealegre (currently 31–32%) would have the better chance because the other candidates would support him. The 5 million country has been ruled by conservative and neoliberal parties since the end of the civil war in 1990 .
• Schwerin / Germany : The state parliament elects Prime Minister Harald Ringstorff ( SPD ) as head of government in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania for the third time .
• Washington, DC / United States : In the congressional elections ( mid-term elections ) to the House of Representatives and Senate help the voters of the Democratic Party the majority in both chambers. So far, this has been with the Republicans . For most of the Republican candidates, President George W. Bush’s Iraq policy has had a negative impact. 36 governors are also elected. In California , voters vote for Arnold Schwarzenegger (Republican).
• Vienna / Austria : The SPÖ - ÖVP coalition talks, which have been suspended since October 30, continue to stall because the handling of two controversial parliamentary committees is unclear. Individual SPÖ politicians such as Gabi Burgstaller are discussing a possible minority government for the first time (there was only one in 1970/71), while Vice Chancellor Gorbach (BZÖ), on the other hand, discussed a previously widely rejected three-party coalition of one of the major parties with the FPÖ and the Greens .

Wednesday November 8, 2006

• Brussels / Belgium : In a new report, the European Union criticizes Turkey for its little progress in the reform process, in the countries of the Western Balkans it sees a largely positive trend, especially in economic issues.
• Managua / Nicaragua : The presidential elections resulted in a victory for the former president and Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega with almost 40%. According to the constitution, only a relative majority exceeding 5% is required in the first ballot . In a runoff election , the conservative candidate Montealegre would have had the better chance.
• Peshawar / Pakistan : Around 20 recruits are killed and 30 others injured in a rebel attack on a training camp run by the Pakistani army.
• Washington, DC / United States : Initial counts of the congressional elections seem safe for a majority of Democrats in the House of Representatives, while the outcome of the US Senate is still undecided. In order to take over the majority from the Republican Party here too, the Democratic Party would have to win three of six combat mandates. Currently (as of 8 p.m. CET), this can be expected with five Senate seats. Rarely have so many prominent Republicans been voted out of office in recent decades. For the first time a Muslim is among the elected. Donald Rumsfeld has stepped down as Secretary of Defense.
• Vienna / Austria : An ultimatum from the SPÖ to the ÖVP because of the interrupted government negotiations is rejected by the latter. It is counterproductive to the reduction in mistrust (addressed by Federal President Heinz Fischer, among others). Alfred Gusenbauer's invitation to a one-on-one conversation with Wolfgang Schüssel , however, would follow.

Thursday November 9, 2006

• Berlin / Germany : After lengthy negotiations, the coalition government surprisingly agrees on the partial privatization of the Deutsche Bundesbahn by 2009 . The railroad tracks and other infrastructure should, however, remain the property of the federal government.
• Israel , Palestinian Territories : Thousands demonstrate in northern Gaza Strip against the killing of 18 civilians in an attack on a residential building aimed at destroying Hamas missile bases against Israel. Its Prime Minister Ehud Olmert had already apologized for the incident, which he described as a technical error in identifying the missile base . In the past few weeks, around 50 rockets had been fired against civilian targets in the border area.
• Cologne / Germany : A judgment of the German Federal Administrative Court are noise-plagued residents of airports hope. Even if night-time freight traffic cannot be avoided in Leipzig , they must be guaranteed a quiet core time from midnight to 5 a.m. with regard to passenger traffic .
• New York / United States : Four world-famous paintings by Gustav Klimt - among them the portrait "Adele Bloch-Bauer II" (twin work of the " Golden Adele ") - are being auctioned at Christie's auction house, selling a total of over 180 million US dollars , approx 140 million euros . The works of art were voluntarily returned in 2005 by the Republic of Austria to the heir of the previous owner, who bequeathed them to the Austrian Gallery before fleeing the National Socialists . The old lady was personally present at the auction. “Adele II” went to an anonymous telephone company for € 69 million and is the fifth most expensive painting in the world. Ronald Lauder bought the “Goldene Adele” for his new gallery in June after a return to Vienna failed due to the excessively high price.
• Washington, DC / United States : The November 7th congressional and gubernatorial count is almost complete. The Democratic Party will, at the majority in the House and in the Senate . She also won the post of governor from the Republicans in six states . In California , however, as recently expected, Arnold Schwarzenegger (Rep.) Prevailed. Hillary Clinton (New York), wife of former Democratic President Bill Clinton, is among the 20 or so re-elected senators . Given the effect of the political mistakes in the Iraq war in the elections, President Bush recalled the ideologically controversial Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld . His successor is the technocrat CIA boss Robert Gates . With an invitation to the new Democratic Speaker of Parliament Nancy Pelosi , Bush shows a sign of cooperation with the Congress, which has been dominated by his party up to now.

Friday November 10, 2006

• Berlin / Germany : The budget committee of the Bundestag approves the 2007 federal budget with the votes of the grand coalition , after spending has been increased by another € 3 billion. For the first time since 2001 that violates budget not the EU convergence criteria , what the finance chairman Jean-Claude Juncker already yesterday at a meeting of the EU - Finance Minister had acknowledged.
• Vienna / Austria : Five weeks after the parliamentary elections in Austria, the party leaders of the major SPÖ and ÖVP parties , Alfred Gusenbauer and Federal Chancellor Wolfgang Schüssel, are meeting for a long-announced one-on-one discussion to get the government negotiations on a grand coalition going. For a week now there has been blatant talk in SPÖ circles of a possible minority government , although this (and also possible three-party coalitions of the SPÖ or ÖVP with the FPÖ and the Greens ) is definitely rejected by Federal President Heinz Fischer .

Sunday November 12, 2006

• Bonn / Germany : According to reports from some news agencies, a change in the top management of Deutsche Telekom AG is imminent. Group boss Kai-Uwe Ricke is to be replaced by the current T-Mobile boss René Obermann . The supervisory board agreed on this with the two most important shareholders, the federal government and the financial investor Blackstone .
• Dannenberg / Germany : The tenth Castor transport with highly radioactive nuclear waste has been on the move since November 11th - from the La Hague reprocessing plant to the interim storage facility in Gorleben in Wendland, Lower Saxony . 16,000 police officers secure the railway line from possible blockade actions by anti-nuclear activists. The twelve Castor containers arrive at the Dannenberg loading station in the afternoon and are to be transported by road to Gorleben on Mondays.

Wednesday November 15, 2006

Remains of a Qassam rocket fired at Israel from the Gaza Strip

• Doha / Qatar : The news channel Al Jazeera English goes on air. It is the first global news channel in English from the Arab world .
• Israel : A heavy attack with eight Qassam rockets on the small town of Sderot leads to renewed discussions in Israel, which since the withdrawal ( August 2005 ) has ended over 1000 rocket attacks by Hamas with a large army deployment. For a few weeks now, Iran has been delivering tons of explosives and rocket fuel that enter the Gaza Strip through tunnels on the Egyptian border. The attacks on Israel, which lead to frequent counter-actions, are supported by training camps in Iran and Syria .
• Munich / Germany : In a large-scale raid, 200 police officers and tax investigators search 30 offices of the Siemens group and some managers in Munich, Erlangen and other German cities. According to the prosecutor, there is suspicion of breach of trust (around 20 million euros) and the payment of bribes to potential clients. The investigation is directed against ten people, five of whom are arrested. For similar reasons, Peter Hartz , the former VW manager and advisor to the Schröder government, has to go to court .
• Moscow / Russia : President Vladimir Putin receives George W. Bush for deliberations on the nuclear conflict with Iran and Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization . A bilateral treaty is being prepared for signature at the Asia-Pacific summit in Hanoi this weekend .
• Strasbourg / France : After 3 years of discussions, the European Parliament passed a large majority on the compromise on the EU Services Directive and cross-border competition. The question of how service providers can operate in other EU countries led to the rejection of the new EU constitution in France and the Netherlands in May 2005 .

Thursday November 16, 2006

• Karlsruhe / Germany : The Federal Court of Justice decides on the appeal proceedings of the alleged terrorist Mounir al-Motassadeq . It is expected that the proceedings against the Moroccan will be restarted because of new leads. Motassedeq had been acquitted by the Hamburg Higher Regional Court with regard to complicity in the murder in the September 11, 2001 attacks .
• Kathmandu / Nepal : After weeks of negotiations, the government and the Maoist rebels sign an agreement to end the civil war . The rebel groups, who have had a large part of the mountain regions under their control for years, will send 6 ministers to the government of around 20 people.
• Paris / France : The Socialist Party chooses after weeks of pre-election campaign their candidates for the April 2007 held presidential election . Favorite is the former environment minister and partner of party leader Hollande, Ségolène Royal . She accuses her opponents Laurent Fabius and Dominique Strauss-Kahn of "machismo", whereupon Fabius asks who is taking care of her children. 220,000 PS party members are called for the area code, of which a surprising 80% participate. Royal receives 60.6%, eliminating the need for an internal runoff election. In the April 2007 election, the current Minister of the Interior, Nicolas Sarkozy, will run for the Conservatives.
• Salzburg / Austria : The writer Walter Kappacher receives the Salzburg Art Prize. The prize, which is awarded for the fifth time this year and is endowed with 15,000 euros, goes to a writer for the second time.
• Vienna / Austria : The executive committee of the ÖVP is advising whether the government negotiations with the SPÖ , which was interrupted at the end of October after parliamentary disruptions and are pushing for a grand coalition, should be resumed, and decides whether to continue on the condition that the SPÖ does not participate in parliament in the future forms a common front against the People's Party with the FPÖ or the Greens. Tomorrow another top-level meeting between the party leaders Schüssel and Gusenbauer is to take place, because of the fact that Federal President Heinz Fischer ended his state visit to Luxembourg prematurely. If a grand coalition does not come about, there is likely to be a minority government of the Social Democrats, which only has 68 out of 183 members.

Saturday November 18, 2006

• Berlin / Germany : The delegates of the state party conference of the SPD Berlin approve the continuation of the only red-red coalition between the SPD and the Linkspartei.PDS in a German country .

Sunday November 19, 2006

Participants at the APEC summit

• Berlin / Germany : The delegates of the Berlin state party convention of the Left Party.PDS also vote for the coalition agreement with the SPD . The Linkspartei.PDS receives the departments of economy, health as well as labor, social affairs and integration. The SPD receives the areas of interior affairs, urban development, finance, justice and education.
• Hanoi / Vietnam : At the 18th Summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Community APEC, the participants adopt a declaration to strengthen the APEC Secretariat. The long-term goal of the members has been a free trade area since 1989 .

Monday November 20, 2006

Hamid Karzai

• Emsdetten / Germany : At the Geschwister-Scholl all-day secondary school , police forces put an end to a rampage . The perpetrator - an 18-year-old former student - finally commits suicide with a gun. He entered the building that morning with four rifles around him and injured four students and the caretaker. A total of 37 people - including 16 police officers - were injured by the smoke bombs set off by the perpetrator . Two years ago, the young man announced his deed in relevant internet forums .
• Helsinki / Finland : The European Union is giving Turkey an ultimatum : the state must open ports and airports to ships and planes from the Republic of Cyprus within the coming week if the accession negotiations are to continue in their current form. Finland's Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen , who rotates as chairman of the Council of Europe , is warning of the commitments that Turkey has made with regard to the customs union .
• Kabul / Afghanistan : During a visit by British Prime Minister Tony Blair to Afghan President Hamid Karzai , he also surprisingly visited troop units in Helmand Province to emphasize the importance of the fight against the Taliban : “Here, in this extraordinary piece of desert, the The future of world security will be decided in the early 21st century. ”Since the beginning of 2006, 36 British soldiers have died in fighting in Afghanistan.
• Kempten / Germany : The Sonthofen nurse Stephan Letter is sentenced by the court to life imprisonment for murder in twelve cases. Early release from prison is excluded. Between March 2003 and July 2004, the perpetrator first administered a narcotic to patients in the intensive care unit of the Sonthofen Clinic via a venous access and a short time later the respiratory inhibitor Lysthenon . When the police arrested him in 2004, the so-called “death nurse of Sonthofen” had already made a multi-page confession.

Tuesday November 21, 2006

• Baghdad / Iraq : Syria and Iraq resume relations after 25 years: Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoschijar Sebari and his Syrian counterpart Walid al-Mualem sign a cooperation agreement in Baghdad. Both also emphasize the need for a US military presence in Iraq. Mualem also pledged his country's support in fighting the insurgents in Iraq. They will "work hand in hand to achieve security for Brother Iraq."
• Beirut / Lebanon : Industry Minister Pierre Gemayel is assassinated. According to Prime Minister Rafik Hariri (February 2005), it is the 5th murder of a politician critical of Syria. President Émile Lahoud condemns the attack as "a catastrophe that hit all Lebanese"; many now fear a resurgence of the civil war. The UN Security Council calls Gemayel “a symbol of freedom and political independence” for the country and decides on an international tribunal to kill Hariri. Gemayel's Phalange party belongs to the anti-Syrian parliamentary majority, which has threatened to overthrow the pro-Syrian Hezbollah since leaving the government.
• Berlin / Germany : The German Athletics Association (DLV) is initiating an investigation against Nils Schumann and Grit Breuer on suspicion of doping . The trigger for this is information from the files of the criminal case against the coach Thomas Springstein, who was convicted of doping .
• Brussels / Belgium : In the future, the automobile manufacturer Volkswagen AG would only like to produce the Golf in Wolfsburg and Mosel . Around 4,000 jobs are therefore at risk in Belgium. However, the new could be considered compensation Audi A3 - Convertible held in Hungary are made in Brussels now.
• Jakarta / Indonesia : On the occasion of US President George W. Bush's talks about deeper mutual military cooperation, demonstrators protest against Bush and his policies.
• United States : According to a survey of 2011 travelers in 16 countries by the Discover America Partnership (DAP), the United States of America is the most tourist- unfriendly country in the world. "The entry procedure has created a climate of fear and frustration that keeps tourists away," says Geoff Freeman, chairman of the DAP.

Wednesday November 22, 2006

Jan Peter Balkenende

• The Hague / Netherlands : In the Netherlands, around twelve million eligible voters go to the polls to decide on the 150 seats in the Second Chamber, the representative body . According to surveys, there should be a close race between the ruling Christian Democrats ( CDA ) headed by Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende and the Social Democrats ( PvdA ) headed by opposition leader Wouter Bos . A grand coalition was not previously ruled out. On the evening of the election, Prime Minister Balkenende was seen as the winner of the parliamentary elections , as he had cleverly reinterpreted the boredom that he had previously claimed as reliability during the election campaign. Next to him, the socialists are the real election winners, while the social democrats have lost ground. Barkenende will still have to look for a coalition partner.

Thursday November 23, 2006

• London / United Kingdom : The Russian former employee of the intelligence services KGB and FSB Alexander Litvinenko dies in a hospital of organ failure. Currently unknown perpetrators poisoned him with the radioactive material polonium 210.

Friday November 24, 2006

• Helsinki / Finland : The summit between the European Union and Russia does not open the way to a partnership agreement that both sides want in principle. Poland is blocking the negotiations because Russia is sticking to its import ban on meat products and vegetables from Poland. Until the very end, the other Europeans cannot persuade the Polish delegation to give up their blockade, and Russia is not giving in either.

Saturday November 25, 2006

• Vienna / Austria : At the 7th awarding of the Nestroy Theater Prize , Edith Clever are honored as best actress and Nicholas Ofczarek as best actor.

Sunday November 26, 2006

• Quito / Ecuador : Rafael Correa wins the runoff election against Álvaro Noboa in the 2006 presidential election with 56.67% of the vote .

Tuesday November 28, 2006

• Ankara / Turkey : Pope Benedict XVI. begins his trip to Turkey with a visit to the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the Ataturk Mausoleum in Ankara.

Wednesday November 29, 2006

• Berlin / Germany : The Federal Cabinet decides to introduce its draft law on “ Pension at 67” to the Bundestag . If the reform is implemented, the standard retirement age , starting in 2012, would be gradually increased from 65 to 67 years and, on the other hand, a new rule would come into force according to which each insured person would be granted their full pension after 45 years of contribution regardless of age. At the same time, the government wants to start an employment program for the elderly.

See also

• Nekrolog November 2006 for deaths this month
• List of annually recurring memorial and action days in November
• Category for commemorative days, holidays or action days in November

Web links

Netherlands in November 2006

Commons : November 2006  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

 Wikinews: Article Published November 2006  - News

Individual evidence

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6. ↑ Wikinews: CDU and SPD agree on a concept for corporate tax reform
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8. ↑ The ten most expensive paintings in the world. In: welt.de . May 17, 2007, archived from the original on October 18, 2008 ; accessed on January 2, 2017 . 
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10. ↑ tirol.com : Snow all over Austria ( Memento from August 8, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
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34. ↑ t-online.de ( Memento of the original from October 16, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
35. ↑ tirol.com
36. ↑ Annual report 2006-2008. (PDF) In: spd.berlin . June 21, 2008, accessed on October 19, 2018 : "On November 18, 2006, the state party congress approved the contract negotiated with the Left Party." 
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38. ^ History. In: apec.org . Retrieved November 18, 2016 . 
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40. ↑ tagesspiegel.de
41. ↑ Turkey is not impressed by the EU ultimatum . In: Die Welt , November 20, 2006
42. ↑ spiegel.de
43. ↑ fr-aktuell.de  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
44. ↑ reuters.com  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
45. ↑ baz.ch ( Memento of the original from September 30, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
46. ↑ stern.de
47. ↑ manager-magazin.de
48. ↑ taz.de
49. ↑ www.ftd.de ( Memento from November 30, 2006 in the Internet Archive )
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