Iraq uses Hajj to highlight effects of sanctions at border
Iraq ferried more than 18,000 pilgrims to its border with Saudi Arabia under government aid, hoping to pressure Saudi action for passage to Mecca and Medina. The caravans, many elderly and poor, camped in government tents as Baghdad framed the move against U.N. sanctions. Saudi reaction was not immediately clear.
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Goethe's Remains Reported Missing From Tomb
A front page report in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung claims German authorities exhumed Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's remains in 1970 from his Weimar tomb. Thuringia culture minister Gerd Schuchardt called for an investigation while the Goethe archives foundation acknowledged discreet handling to preserve the remains for posterity.
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