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Article: In Dresden, grappling with bridge and history
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- January 5, 2008
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Nicholas Kulish The New York Times Media Group
International Herald Tribune
01-05-2008
In Dresden, grappling with bridge and history
Byline: Nicholas Kulish The New York Times Media Group
Edition: 5
Section: NEWS
DRESDEN --
Victor Homola contributed reporting from Berlin.
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The battle to stop a proposed bridge here has embroiled everything from a tiny endangered bat to the country's reigning literary lion, Gunter Grass. Now activists with climbing gear and wooden planks have occupied a centuries-old beech tree to keep it from being felled as part of the construction of the controversial Waldschlsschen Bridge.
The tarps over the makeshift encampments in the beech tree's limbs whipped and ...
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