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Bundestag election 2021

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Hamburg, Germany, September 26, 2021. Who will make Olaf Scholz Chancellor? Election posters as double exposure / composition. Olaf Scholz (SPD) with Armin Laschet (CDU).

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Armin Smailovic

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26.09.2021

60101390 (RF)

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Bundestag election 2021

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Hamburg, Germany, September 26, 2021. Who will make Olaf Scholz Chancellor? Election posters as double exposure / composition. Olaf Scholz (SPD) with Annalena Baerbock (The Greens).

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Armin Smailovic

Picture date:

26.09.2021

60100455 (RM)

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Bull testicles

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Grub, Bavaria, Germany. Bull "Mahango" in the insemination station of Bayern-Genetik in Grub. Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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29.06.2021

60100454 (RM)

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Bull testicles

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Grub, Bavaria, Germany. Bull "Mahango" in the insemination station of Bayern-Genetik in Grub. Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

29.06.2021

60100453 (RM)

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Bull testicles

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Grub, Bavaria, Germany. Bull "Mahango" in the insemination station of Bayern-Genetik in Grub. Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

29.06.2021

60100452 (RM)

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Bull testicles

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Grub, Bavaria, Germany. Bull "Mahango" in the insemination station of Bayern-Genetik in Grub. Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

29.06.2021

60100451 (RM)

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Bull testicles

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Grub, Bavaria, Germany. Bull "Mahango" in the insemination station of Bayern-Genetik in Grub. Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

29.06.2021

60100280 (RM)

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Joshua Kimmich, German soccer player Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

22.04.2021

60100279 (RM)

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Joshua Kimmich, German soccer player Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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22.04.2021

60100278 (RM)

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Joshua Kimmich, German soccer player Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

22.04.2021

60100277 (RM)

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Joshua Kimmich, German soccer player Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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22.04.2021

60100276 (RM)

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Joshua Kimmich, German soccer player Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

22.04.2021

60097458 (RM)

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Yvan Sagnet

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Venice, Italy, 2020. Yvan Sagnet, activist and Jesus actor of "The new Gospel" movie (directed by Milo Rau) seen at the 77th Venice Film Fest. Yvan Sagnet (born Jean Pierre Yvan Sagnet, 1985) is a Cameroonian activist and non-fiction writer, known for founding the charity No Cap and his work against the exploitation of workers in the Italian agricultural industry.

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Armin Smailovic

Picture date:

06.09.2020

60097457 (RM)

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Yvan Sagnet

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Venice, Italy, 2020. Yvan Sagnet, activist and Jesus actor of "The new Gospel" movie (directed by Milo Rau) seen at the 77th Venice Film Fest. Yvan Sagnet (born Jean Pierre Yvan Sagnet, 1985) is a Cameroonian activist and non-fiction writer, known for founding the charity No Cap and his work against the exploitation of workers in the Italian agricultural industry.

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Armin Smailovic

Picture date:

06.09.2020

60097456 (RM)

Headline:

Yvan Sagnet

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Venice, Italy, 2020. Yvan Sagnet, activist and Jesus actor of "The new Gospel" movie (directed by Milo Rau) seen at the 77th Venice Film Fest. Yvan Sagnet (born Jean Pierre Yvan Sagnet, 1985) is a Cameroonian activist and non-fiction writer, known for founding the charity No Cap and his work against the exploitation of workers in the Italian agricultural industry.

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Armin Smailovic

Picture date:

06.09.2020

60099891 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099890 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099889 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099888 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099887 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099886 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099885 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099884 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099883 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099882 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099881 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

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Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60099880 (RM)

Headline:

Peter-Jürgen Boock

Caption:

Dumenza, Italy, August 2020. Peter-Jürgen Boock (born September 3, 1951 in Garding) is a former member of the terrorist organization Red Army Faction (RAF). He was involved in the kidnapping and murder of employer president Hanns Martin Schleyer and the murder of banker Jürgen Ponto. Before his arrest in January 1981, he broke away from the RAF. He was imprisoned until 1998. He has been an author since his imprisonment. Armin Smailovic/Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agency Focus

Picture date:

14.08.2020

60095507 (RM)

Headline:

Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. Andreas Steibl, managing director of the Paznaun - Ischgl tourism association. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

12.06.2020

60095506 (RM)

Headline:

Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. View of Ischgl. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

12.06.2020

60095503 (RM)

Headline:

Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. Bernhard Zangerl in the "Kitzloch". He is the operator of the "Kitzloch" après-ski bar. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

12.06.2020

60095502 (RM)

Headline:

Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. Bernhard Zangerl in the "Kitzloch". He is the operator of the "Kitzloch" après-ski bar. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

12.06.2020

60095501 (RM)

Headline:

Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. Andreas Steibl, managing director of the Paznaun - Ischgl tourism association. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

12.06.2020

60095500 (RM)

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Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. Andreas Steibl, managing director of the Paznaun - Ischgl tourism association. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

12.06.2020

60095505 (RM)

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Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. Visitors take photos of themselves in front of the "Kitzloch" in Ischgl. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

11.06.2020

60095504 (RM)

Headline:

Ischgl

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Ischgl, Tyrol, Austria. View of Ischgl. In March 2020, Ischgl was a focus of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe. Since then, the public prosecutor's office in Innsbruck has been investigating whether events in the holiday resort could have led to the spread of the epidemic throughout Europe and whether there is reason to suspect that there is a “risk of contagious diseases”. Ischgl is a municipality in Tyrol with 1617 inhabitants (status 2019). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Landeck on the Swiss border. Located at almost 1400 meters in the Paznaun, the place is known for its Silvretta Arena ski area with 238 km of slopes and 45 lifts, which is connected to the Swiss Samnaun. The former mountain farming village was transformed in the 20th century into a hotel settlement that serves mass tourism. During the ski season, numerous après-ski parties and concerts by various international pop stars take place there. © 2020 Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

11.06.2020

60095486 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095485 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095484 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095483 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095482 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095481 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095480 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095479 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

03.05.2020

60095478 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

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03.05.2020

60095477 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

03.05.2020

60095476 (RM)

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Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

03.05.2020

60095475 (RM)

Headline:

Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

03.05.2020

60095474 (RM)

Headline:

Franz Xaver Kroetz (2020)

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Armin Smailovic / Agentur Focus

Picture date:

03.05.2020

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