 Measuring 53.46 metres in height, including its pedestal, Hermann's Monument was completed in 1875 and ever since has risen high above the Teutoburg Forest. The figure of Hermann himself measures 26.57 metres up to the point of the sword, making it the tallest statue in Germany today.)
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Sports
Locked out and let down: a lesson in football event management
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Former Manchester United stars to join the VN-UK Football Festival
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Made-of-Việt Nam seven-a-side football championship begins sixth season
Sports
Việt Nam, Werder Bremen ready for friendly match
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Coach Polking vows victory in second leg after thrilling draw
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Việt Nam named hosts of ASEAN Women’s MSIG Serenity Cup 2025
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Hà Nội secure Brazilian star Hendrio Araujo
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Hà Nội Police hoping to repeat win over Buriram in Shopee Cup final
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Coach Chiến aims to salvage Bình Định's season
Life & Style
Vietnamese cuisine, sporting spirit shine in Angola
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Việt Nam advance to quarter-finals of AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup 2025
Inner Sanctum
Hoàng Bách’s tribute to his homeland
Sports
50 years of Vietnamese football: A journey of resilience and triumph
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VFF leaders encourage Vietnamese women's football team
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Coach Kim adds more Vietnamese players to ASEAN All-stars squad
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Haters can’t stop hating
Expat Corner
Acupuncture — A 'haunting' experience in Hồ Chí Minh City
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Sports
Việt Nam looking for first win against Hong Kong for smooth ride in Asian Cup
Sports
Cao Pendant Quang Vinh scores first goal in V.League 1
E-paper
Immigration officers suspended after tearing Taiwanese passenger's boarding pass
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Lao Party extends congratulations on President Hồ Chí Minh’s 135th birth anniversary
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State President presents 40-year Party membership badge to Presidential Office head
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Senior Party officials of Việt Nam, South Africa hold talks
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Prime Minister holds unprecedented dialogue with private sector leaders
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Việt Nam detains, hands over wanted US, Chinese nationals fleeing their countries
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SBV approves NCB’s plan to increase charter capital
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Banks cut staff, transaction branches amid digital promotion
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Japanese retail giants expand footprint in Vietnamese market
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Over 100 artworks gifted to Việt Nam Fine Arts University to support its 100th anniversary
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