Philipp Hedemann

Reporter for Bild Zeitung

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Hamburg-based reporter for the German newspaper Bild Zeitung

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German police today say that they've broken up a plot to launch a string of terrorist bombings against Americans.

Germans Foil Alleged Chemical Attack on US Interests

German police today say that they've broken up a plot to launch a string of terrorist bombings against Americans.

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