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Oktoberfest 2026: Everything you need to know (opens the original)
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On Saturday, September 19, at noon, Oktoberfest will once again open with the ceremonial tapping of the keg, during which the mayor of Munich drives a tap into the first wooden barrel of beer and calls out "O'zapft is," a Bavarian phrase that translates to "It's tapped." His call will be followed by 12 gunshots, a signal that lets all festival tents know that they can start serving beer. More than 6 million people are expected at the world's largest Volksfest, which runs this year through Octobe
Everything you need to know about Oktoberfest 2026 (opens the original)
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On Saturday, September 19, at noon, Oktoberfest will once again open with the ceremonial tapping of the keg, during which the mayor of Munich drives a tap into the first wooden barrel of beer and calls out "O'zapft is," a Bavarian phrase that translates to "It's tapped." His call will be followed by 12 gunshots, a signal that lets all festival tents know that they can start serving beer. More than 6 million people are expected at the world's largest Volksfest, which runs this year through Octobe
Saint, sinner or feminist icon: Mary Magdalene through time (opens the original)
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Apostle, prostitute, penitent and confidante of Jesus — just a few of the roles assigned to Mary Magdalene since the early days of Christianity. Artists from the Renaissance to the Baroque period, including Titian, El Greco and Georges de la Tour, depicted her in the 16th and 17th centuries as a repentant penitent; Rembrandt portrayed her as a witness to Christ's resurrection; and Max Beckmann, a representative of the New Objectivity movement, depicted her as a sinner in 1917. Nearly a century l
The 'end of an era' as Goethe-Institut in Russia closes (opens the original)
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In recent years, Moscow has declared numerous foreign foundations and organizations "undesirable" and banned them from operating in the country. However, despite the significantly deteriorated relations between Russia and the West as a result of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, the Goethe-Institut, which opened in Russia in 1992, had been able to continue operating. But that's no longer the case. Employees of the Goethe-Institut must stop working on September 13 — and staff members se
The Bayeux Tapestry in London: What's behind the hype? (opens the original)
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First, let's start with a clarification: Strictly speaking, it's not actually a tapestry, since tapestries are woven, whereas this artwork is an embroidery on linen. Nevertheless, it is commonly referred to as such. This pictorial narrative which is approximately 70 meters (230 feet) long, depicts the events surrounding the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, culminating in the Battle of Hastings and William the Conqueror's victory over Harold II. The Norman Conquest radically changed England: p
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