Guttenberg

Mr. von und zu Guttenberg is descended from an old and noble lineage, so his official name is very long: Karl Theodor Maria Nikolaus Johann Jacob Philipp Franz Joseph Sylvester Freiherr von und zu Guttenberg.

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Bussey Lake in pool 10 near Guttenberg is one example where the fishing is hot.

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Amid the biggest overhaul of the German military since World War II, Mr. zu Guttenberg said he faces pressing duties "that I will continue to execute and fulfil with the sense of responsibility that I have up to now."

German opposition jumps on plagiarism Patrick McGroarty 2011

Meanwhile, the University of Bayreuth, where Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg received his doctoral degree in 2007, considered his scholarly transgressions serious enough that it revoked the doctorate Wednesday evening.

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Or from Mo Rocca, the Guttenberg brothers today deal with the legacy of the Guttenbergs of yesteryear.

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It was then that the printing press invented by their great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather Johannes Guttenberg was released by the formerly communist state to the sole surviving heirs, Steve and Dack.

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Though Ms. Merkel has stood by Mr. zu Guttenberg—as has Horst Seehofer, leader of the Christian Social Union, the Bavarian sister party to Ms. Merkel's CDU—some corners of the conservative political elite appeared to be breaking rank.

University Pulls German Defense Minister's Doctoral Degree Patrick McGroarty 2011

While Steve wanted to donate the press to the Smithsonian, Dack wanted to, quote, soup this thing up, electrify it, start printing some of them Guttenberg Bibles.

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In a poll released by Stern magazine Wednesday, 70% of respondents said the allegations hadn't changed their opinion of Mr. zu Guttenberg's trustworthiness, and 73% said he should remain in office-including a majority of respondents who identified themselves as members of the opposition SPD, Green and Left Parties.

German opposition jumps on plagiarism Patrick McGroarty 2011