Da Vinci Code fuels new Europe travel fad
Paris hosts Da Vinci Code tours as fans seek the novels elusive sites from Saint-Sulpice to London and Rosslyn. Guides price tours up to 370 dollars per group while critics decry factual liberties as they ride a global wave of literary tourism.
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Battle continues over Niger Delta oil wealth clash
Nigerian troops pressed a broad assault in the Niger Delta near Port Harcourt as militia fighters battled to control oil routes. The fighting and bombings drove thousands of villagers to flee to Port Harcourt seeking shelter, with production losses mounting and civilians bearing the brunt of a yearlong crackdown that has killed over a thousand people.
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Milosevic defense witnesses refuse to testify
The Hague witnesses refuse to testify as Milosevic’s defense collapses under court limits. Milosevic, facing war crimes charges, has obstructed proceedings by not allowing his lawyers to question witnesses and by limiting contact with appointed counsel. Judges warned he will bear responsibility for obstruction if crucial evidence is not presented, delaying hearings and risking a possible life sentence if convicted.
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Nazi war crimes suspect denies killings of women and children
Ladisla Niznansky, a 46 year old German citizen, faces 164 murder counts for alleged orders and participation in the 1945 Slovak village massacres at Ostry Grun and Klak and the 1948 Ksia bunkers killings. Prosecutors say he commanded the Edelweiss unit and ordered executions, including women and children. His defense says he acted under orders and was not present for most shootings.
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Indonesian army chief dies at 76 linked to Suharto rise
General Jusuf Dusut, a former Indonesian army chief who helped pave the way for Suharto’s rise to power after mutinies and the ouster of Sukarno, has died in Makassar at age 76 from kidney failure and related complications. He joined the army in 1945 and rose to four stars by 1965.
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