Merkel mourns Germany ouster
BERLIN. — Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman shared the shock of a nation over Germany’s stunning World Cup exit yesterday, tweeting “How sad!” after the defending champions’ 2-0 defeat against South Korea.
Merkel mourns Germany ouster
BERLIN. — Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman shared the shock of a nation over Germany’s stunning World Cup exit yesterday, tweeting “How sad!” after the defending champions’ 2-0 defeat against South Korea.
Merkel mourns Germany ouster
BERLIN. — Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman shared the shock of a nation over Germany’s stunning World Cup exit yesterday, tweeting “How sad!” after the defending champions’ 2-0 defeat against South Korea.
Merkel mourns Germany ouster
BERLIN. — Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman shared the shock of a nation over Germany’s stunning World Cup exit yesterday, tweeting “How sad!” after the defending champions’ 2-0 defeat against South Korea.
Merkel mourns Germany ouster
BERLIN. — Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman shared the shock of a nation over Germany’s stunning World Cup exit yesterday, tweeting “How sad!” after the defending champions’ 2-0 defeat against South Korea.
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