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Some 3,000 police had been drafted in and part of the old city sealed off as authorities appealed for peaceful protests against a two-day congress called by the far-right group Pro-Koeln (Pro-Cologne).
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Switching to use of “Muslim,” just because many or even most Moslems use it, is as foolish as pronouncing Nicaragua as neek-ah-rawgh-gwaah the way newscasters used to in the 1980s, or coming back from a European vacation and talking about Koeln and Venezia rather than Cologne and Venice.
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Cliff: Me too; I think I just need to find a local to give me a perspective on the parts of Koeln I would probably like.
Aaaaaaaaaaachen! (And Cologne/Koeln!) C N Heidelberg 2009
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If you call the capital of Austria Wien, not Vienna, in Osterreich, not Austria, and you want to see the cathedrals of Koeln, not Cologne, then I might listen to a counterpoint.
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A recording collector over at A Closet of Curiosities has posted an old recording of church bells pealing all around Germany - bells in Aachen, bells in Koeln, bells in Ulm, bells in Muenchen, even bells from right next door in Speyer.
Archive 2008-07-01 C N Heidelberg 2008
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I lernt my Deutsch the same way yoo did, so my grammer is not so presice an buch-learn-ed; 2 yrs of collig German, then lift in Koeln mostly for 16 munths.
When 900 years old you reach - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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Last weekend we had a great visit from my friend Mary, who came over from the States, spent a few days in Koeln, and then came down to Heidelberg.
Archive 2008-03-01 C N Heidelberg 2008
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Last weekend we had a great visit from my friend Mary, who came over from the States, spent a few days in Koeln, and then came down to Heidelberg.
Snow!! And, unrelatedly, Baden-Baden. C N Heidelberg 2008
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A recording collector over at A Closet of Curiosities has posted an old recording of church bells pealing all around Germany - bells in Aachen, bells in Koeln, bells in Ulm, bells in Muenchen, even bells from right next door in Speyer.
A church bell fix for those not in Germany C N Heidelberg 2008
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The Loreley is also the name of a Deutsche Bahn InterCity train, likely because the train's route from Stuttgart to Koeln takes it right through the region where the Loreley sits.
Archive 2007-03-01 C N Heidelberg 2007
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