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Mash: 45 Minutä

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Bond’s top Swiss location out of reach

This content was published on Jan 5, 2005 The Schilthorn, which boasts a revolving restaurant on its summit, featured in the James Bond movie On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Officials say the closure of the cable railway has so far had only a limited impact on tourism in the mountain resort of Mürren although it means that skiers cannot access the Schilthorn summit.…

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Asia quake disaster fails to deter tourists

This content was published on Jan 5, 2005 Travel agents say Thailand and Sri Lanka are attracting more bookings, even as the search for the bodies of victims continues. But a non-governmental organisation, the Swiss Working Group on Tourism and Development, says tourists should think twice before returning to the area. The disaster has so far claimed the lives of around 150,000 people,…

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Swiss Music for Flute and Piano.

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Police seek DNA match for tsunami victims

This content was published on Jan 4, 2005 The move came as police chiefs from around the world, including Switzerland, met at Interpol headquarters on Wednesday to coordinate the process of identifying victims. Thousands of foreign tourists are still unaccounted for in Thailand and Sri Lanka more than a week after tidal waves wreaked devastation across south Asia, killing at least 145,000. On…

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Several hundred Swiss dead in tidal waves

This content was published on Jan 4, 2005 Schmid said on Tuesday that the worst fears of the past few days were likely to be realised, with a far greater number of Swiss victims than previously thought. “The number of Swiss victims is much higher than we assumed so far,” said Schmid, his voice trembling. “On December 26, several hundred Swiss people lost…

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Glocken der Heimat. Vol.3.

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Mosibuebä

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Swiss tenor climbs to divine heights

This content was published on Jan 3, 2005 Il Divo’s album of the same name entered the British charts at number one in November and has already gone gold in Norway. The foursome, whose name means divine performer or male diva, sing operatic arrangements of popular romantic music. Their first hit was a version of Toni Braxton’s classic “Unbreak my Heart”. Il Divo…

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