Munich News

Munich - Former fashion model and Vogue correspondent, Elizabeth (Lee) Miller was in Munich during the American liberation of that city in 1945. She found Adolf Hitler's apartment and posed in the bath for an iconic photograph.

Munich - A German woman who made international headlines earlier this year for allegedly imprisoning men for grueling sex sessions has been found dead in her bed.

Munich - A German man who lost his car two years ago has finally been reunited with his missing vehicle. The car was discovered a few miles from the location where he thought he had parked it.

Munich - On Sept. 5, 1972 the spirit of comradery, peace and sportsmanship was shattered when members of the terrorist group Black September stormed the Israeli athletes dorm at the Munich Olympics. Two people were killed and nine were taken hostage.

Frankfurt - Germany's largest airline, Lufthansa, has canceled around 300 flights in Frankfurt, with 26,000 passengers stranded. Berlin has joined in and Munich will follow shortly.

Munich - On Tuesday evening in central Munich, Germany, explosives experts detonated the remains of a 550-pound (250 kg) bomb, left over from World War II.

London - A timely analysis on the terrorist threat and the security challenges it currently poses to the 2012 London Summer Olympic Games.

Sydney - Jewish leaders observe a minute’s silence at 11am to remember the eleven Israeli athletes and coaches killed in Munich on 5 September 1972.

London - As the countdown to the commencement of the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games continues, British officials take unprecedented measures to ensure that the event will not be marred by violence.

Munich - Chelsea FC won the Champions' League in the lion's den, the home of their final opponents, Bayern Munich, and became the first London club to win it ever.