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Isabelle Müller is the author of "Loan - From the Life of a Phoenix". It was one of the five finalists for the Kindle Storyteller Deutscher Self Publishing Award 2015 and a two-year Amazon bestseller. She has given readers the strength, hope, positive energy, and courage to live a better life through two books about her mother's life and her own.
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UN Secretary-General Guterres at Press Conference with Austria’s Chancellor and Foreign Minister
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The two Kings Philippe and Van der Bellen havedifferent backgrounds, one is of royal origin, and the other is a child of a refugee family (once of noble origin) but now, in the eyes of the European public, both of them are giving off a sense of courtesy, virtue and erudition.
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