Men with their bodies painted in rainbow colors take part in the Christopher Street Day parade in Frankfurt last Saturday (July 18) where several thousand people promoted tolerance and equal rights for homosexuals.
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Christopher Street Day Parade
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The Soccer Coach
Armin Veh, the coach of the city’s first division soccer club Eintracht Frankfurt, sits on a stage during a discussion prior to the start of the new soccer season in Frankfurt, July 15. -
A flat with an expensive view
This would be your view of Frankfurt if you had between 1 and 5 million euros or dollars to spare and were willing to spend it on an appartment in the new Henninger Turm building that is being erected at the city’s southern Sachsenhausen district on the site of the former Henninger brewery. -
Hilmar Hoffmann
Hilmar Hoffmann, the longtime city councillor and head of cultural affairs in Frankfurt (1970 and 1990) and president of Germany’s Goethe-Institut (1993 to 2001), stands in his garden in Frankfurt, July 10. Hoffmann, who among many other things promoted independent cultural groups and initiated the Frankfurt museum embankment, will turn 90 in August. -
Overhauling the Euro
Workers clean the big Euro sculpture in front of the former European Central Bank headquarters in Frankfurt, July 9. The sculpture is being given its first overhaul after 13 years, coinciding with the aftermath of the Greek referendum that might lead to the first exit of a country from the 19-nation currency.
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