Word: reiche
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...gargantuan platform atop which it perched. To his right would have been Jerusalem's Upper City, its Gold Coast, where the families of the priests who tended the sacrificial altars lived according to Jewish law but in Roman splendor. Asked to imagine the boy's main impression, Roni Reich, director of Temple Mount excavations for the Israeli Antiquities Authority, says...
...featured a series of debates and panels with Democratic leaders and activists, including former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis, Massachusetts Democratic Party chair Philip Johnston and Clinton administration secretary of labor Robert Reich...
...Zeke W. Reich...
...host countries want the Games' glitz to reflect on their national image, while carefully avoiding the Uber-patriotism of the disastrous Berlin Games in 1936, meant to showcase Adolph Hitler's Third Reich. Inter Asia, a foreign public-relations firm that briefly advised Beijing on its bid eight years ago, had urged officials to emphasize the city instead of the nation, history instead of politics, and generally to try to look nice. Officials ignored the suggestions. Factories forced workers to sign petitions supporting the Games. Police rounded up mentally handicapped citizens who might be glimpsed by Olympic officials from...
...DIED. KRISTINA S?DERBAUM, 88, Swedish-born actress who became a star of Third Reich propaganda films; in Munich. S?derbaum's movie career took off in 1930s Germany, where her blond, Nordic looks encapsulated Nazi racial ideology. Married to Veit Harlan, one of the main film directors of the Nazi era, S?derbaum starred in a number of his works, including the profoundly anti-Semitic Jud S?ss...