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May 31, 2009

Battle of Teutoburg Forest 2009, part 25

In no particular order, the latest Teutoburg recommendations.

More that Teutoburg didn't happen at Kalkriese. I suspect these pieces will run all year. In Welt Online.

The BZ (a German tabloid) asks whether Teutoburg was the birthplace of Germany.

Gerhard Frey at the National Zeitung asks how German Arminius actually was.

There is going to be an Arminius stamp, unveiled next week.

And the weekly magazine Focus has reached the third and final day of the battle.

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