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publisher of the tabloid the national enquirer. he testified early on in the trial about a catch and kill scheme to buy and bury stories that might harm mr trump s political campaign. before deliberations began, juan merchan, thejudge presiding over the trial, told jurors they should set aside whatever bias they might have about mr trump, and only consider the evidence presented in court. during the six week trial, the jurors heard from 22 witnesses, including miss daniels who described in detail the 2006 sexual encounter she says she had with the former president and from michael cohen, donald trump s former attorney and fixer, who paid ms daniels $130,000 to allegedly buy her silence shortly before the 2016 presidential election. the defence argued the case was built on lies told by mr cohen a point mr trump echoed while speaking earlier. mother teresa could not be these mother teresa could not be these charges. mother teresa could not be these charges. th ....

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Nobel Prize Medal of Last Apartheid President Stolen in South Africa

In 1993, South Africa s then president, Frederik Willem De Klerk, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in abolishing apartheid in his country. 10.11.2022, Sputnik International ....

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Sie war müde von der Arbeit, als sie auf dem Weg nach Hause in einem Bus Platz nahm. Als der Busfahrer Rosa Parks aufforderte, ihren Platz für einen weißen Fahrgast freizumachen, weigerte sie sich und blieb sitzen. Dafür wurde die Afroamerikanerin am 1. Dezember 1955 festgenommen. Mit dieser mutigen Geste der damals 42-jährigen Näherin und den Protesten im Fall Emmett Till kam die schwarze Bürgerrechtsbewegung in den USA ins Rollen. Ob sie nun an jenem Ereignis in Montgomery im US-Bundesstaat Alabama festzumachen ist, sei dahingestellt. Rosa Parks wurde eine Ikone der Bewegung, auch wenn sie nicht die erste Frau war, die ihren Platz nicht für einen Weißen räumen wollte. ....

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