Photographer Walter Frentz, Hitler’s inner circle cameraman, dies
Walter Frentz, who filmed Hitler’s inner circle as a Luftwaffe cameraman during the late Nazi era, has died at 96 in Ueberlingen. Born August 21, 1907, he began in film in 1931 and later worked with Albert Speer and Leni Riefenstahl on major propaganda projects including Triumph of the Will, Victory of Faith, and Olympia.
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Foreign truckers flee Iraq amid kidnappings and robberies
Jordanian driver Faisal Suleyman recalls being followed and robbed by four men in a sky-blue taxi on his Iraq trip. Militants calling themselves The Group of Death threaten to cut the Iraq Jordan highway, while dozens of foreigners face abductions, lootings, and killings as reconstruction efforts stall and companies withdraw to secure workers.
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Mortar attack kills one in Baghdad amid conference pledge
A mortar barrage hit a neighborhood near the U S Embassy area killing a Iraqi garbage collector and wounding 14 soldiers. Iraq announced a national conference to elect an interim assembly beginning Saturday with 1,000 delegates. Coalition troops will assist security as delays and disputes over delegates persist.
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