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16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Barby: A small motorboat is moored at the ferry dock in Barby. The ferry is currently out of service. Meanwhile, ice floes float on the Elbe. The melting snow is causing river levels in Saxony-Anhalt and other federal states to rise. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir (aerial photo with drone). The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Barby: A small motorboat is moored at the ferry dock in Barby. The ferry is currently out of service. Meanwhile, ice floes float on the Elbe. The melting snow is causing river levels in Saxony-Anhalt and other federal states to rise. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir. The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir. The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir. The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: At the Pretziener Weir in Saxony-Anhalt, the ice of a tributary of the Elbe is thawing (photo taken with a drone). Due to the melting snow, river levels are rising rapidly all over Germany. The Pretzien weir near Magdeburg is drawn whenever the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 meters. The weir is intended to protect the cities of Magdeburg and Sch?nebeck as well as surrounding communities from the dangers of Elbe flooding. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: At the Pretziener Weir in Saxony-Anhalt, the ice of a tributary of the Elbe is thawing (photo taken with a drone). Due to the melting snow, river levels are rising rapidly all over Germany. The Pretzien weir near Magdeburg is drawn whenever the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 meters. The weir is intended to protect the cities of Magdeburg and Sch?nebeck as well as surrounding communities from the dangers of Elbe flooding. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: At the Pretziener Weir in Saxony-Anhalt, the ice of a tributary of the Elbe is thawing (photo taken with a drone). Due to the melting snow, river levels are rising rapidly all over Germany. The Pretzien weir near Magdeburg is drawn whenever the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 meters. The weir is intended to protect the cities of Magdeburg and Sch?nebeck as well as surrounding communities from the dangers of Elbe flooding. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: At the Pretziener Weir in Saxony-Anhalt, the ice of a tributary of the Elbe is thawing (photo taken with a drone). Due to the melting snow, river levels are rising rapidly all over Germany. The Pretzien weir near Magdeburg is drawn whenever the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 meters. The weir is intended to protect the cities of Magdeburg and Sch?nebeck as well as surrounding communities from the dangers of Elbe flooding. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: At the Pretziener Weir in Saxony-Anhalt, the ice of a tributary of the Elbe is thawing (photo taken with a drone). Due to the melting snow, river levels are rising rapidly all over Germany. The Pretzien weir near Magdeburg is drawn whenever the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 meters. The weir is intended to protect the cities of Magdeburg and Sch?nebeck as well as surrounding communities from the dangers of Elbe flooding. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: A globe that serves as a projection surface for maps with environmental influences based on current data hangs in the exhibition rooms of the Future Museum, the branch of the German Museum in Munich. The museum, with almost 3000 square meters of exhibition space, wants to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Barby: A small motorboat is moored at the ferry dock in Barby. The ferry is currently out of service. Meanwhile, ice floes float on the Elbe. The melting snow is causing river levels in Saxony-Anhalt and other federal states to rise. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: Detailed view of one of the chains holding the protective gates at the Pretzien weir. The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir. The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir (aerial photo with drone). The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: The blue.cruiser solar car is on display at the Zukunftsmuseum, the branch of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. The museum with almost 3000 square meters of exhibition space, wants to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
16 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: The Foton 1, an unmanned spacecraft that was sent into space by the Soviet Union for 12 days in 1985 for material science and technical experiments, is on display at the Zukunftsmuseum, the branch of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. The museum, with almost 3000 square meters of exhibition space, wants to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
16 February 2021, Hessen, Frankfurt/Main: Ice hockey: DEL2, L?wen Frankfurt - Bietigheim Steelers, Hauptrunde, Matchday 19. Duel between Max Prommersberger (M) of the Bietigheim Steelers and Stephen MacAulay (r) of the L?wen Frankfurt in front of goalie Jimmy Hertel of the Bietigheim Steelers. Photo: Jurgen Kessler/dpa
16 February 2021, Hessen, Frankfurt/Main: Ice hockey: DEL2, L?wen Frankfurt - Bietigheim Steelers, Main Round, Matchday 19. Nikolai Goc (back, r) of the Bietigheim Steelers thanks his goalie Jimmy Hertel (l) after the final siren. Max Prommersberger of the Bietigheim Steelers joins him in the foreground. Photo: Jurgen Kessler/dpa
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16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir. The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The village of Pretzien in winter. On the edge of the village stands the listed Pretzien Weir, which is designed to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of a flood on the Elbe. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Barby: A small motorboat is moored at the ferry dock in Barby. The ferry is currently out of service. Meanwhile, ice floes float on the Elbe. The melting snow is causing river levels in Saxony-Anhalt and other federal states to rise. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir (aerial photo with drone). The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Pretzien: The snow has started to melt at the Pretzien weir. The listed structure has been in operation since 1875. Its purpose is to protect the cities of Magdeburg, Sch?nebeck and surrounding communities in the event of an Elbe flood. The weir is always pulled when the Elbe level in Barby reaches 5.92 metres. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, P?mmelte: There is still a blanket of snow at the P?mmelte Ring Sanctuary. The prehistoric cult site is also called the German Stonehenge by archaeologists. Meanwhile, in Saxony-Anhalt and other parts of Germany, a thaw has set in, melting the snow everywhere. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
16 February 2021, Bavaria, Nuremberg: A CargoCap, an automated underground transport system for freight that has so far only existed as a draft, is on display at the Zukunftsmuseum, the branch of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. The museum, with just under 3,000 square meters of exhibition space, wants to make future topics tangible and discuss them from an ethical point of view. Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: A woman receives a shot of the Moderna vaccine against coronavirus at the new vaccination center. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be given per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Mannheim: Employees assemble a female mammoth at the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen (rem) during the set-up of the special exhibition "Ice Age Safari". The exhibition, which can be seen from 18 April 2021 to 13 February 2022, provides information about the world of the last Ice Age in Europe and in the Upper Rhine region around 30,000 years ago. Photo: Uwe Anspach/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Mannheim: Employees assemble a female mammoth at the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen (rem) during the set-up of the special exhibition "Ice Age Safari". The exhibition, which can be seen from 18 April 2021 to 13 February 2022, provides information about the world of the last Ice Age in Europe and in the Upper Rhine region around 30,000 years ago. Photo: Uwe Anspach/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Mannheim: Employees assemble a female mammoth at the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen (rem) during the set-up of the special exhibition "Ice Age Safari". The exhibition, which can be seen from 18 April 2021 to 13 February 2022, provides information about the world of the last Ice Age in Europe and in the Upper Rhine region around 30,000 years ago. Photo: Uwe Anspach/dpa
15 February 2021, Bremen: A vehicle from the winter road clearance service spreads road salt on the footpath. The week in Lower Saxony and Bremen starts with a severe weather warning from the German Weather Service: freezing rain is to be expected from the west and with it a considerable risk of black ice, according to the German Weather Service. Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: Confetti lies on the empty market place. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, when most people in Mainz normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
Corona holiday Easter disbelief after the early travel warning Archive photo: Little going on on the beach of Tamariz Beach in Estoril on 08/21/2020. Portugal's tourism industry is also suffering massively from the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. The beaches on the Atlantic are hardly populated - tourists stay away. Empty beach, parasol, deserted, abandoned, ? | usage worldwide
Corona holiday Easter disbelief after the early travel warning Archive photo: A pensioner, old man walks in swim shorts and a striped T-shirt along the beach of Tamariz Beach in Estoril on 08/21/2020. Old age, walk, walk on the beach, retirement. Old, old. Senior. Portugal's tourism industry is also suffering massively from the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. The beaches on the Atlantic are hardly populated - tourists stay away. Usually only locals bathe in the Atlantic, usage worldwide
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: Two women celebrate in disguise in front of Dusseldorf's city hall. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: The square in front of the town hall is usually full of spectators on Rose Monday, this year it is quiet. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Trier: Malu Dreyer (SPD, r), Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate, accompanied by Rhineland-Palatinate Member of Parliament Sven Teuber (SPD, 2nd from right), distributes bags of the carnival cake "Trierer Mauschen" in the city centre on Shrove Monday. Photo: Harald Tittel/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Trier: Malu Dreyer (SPD), Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate, accompanied by the Rhineland-Palatinate member of parliament Sven Teuber (SPD), distributes bags of the carnival cake "Trierer Mauschen" in the city centre on Shrove Monday. Photo: Harald Tittel/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Trier: Malu Dreyer (SPD), Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate, accompanied by the Rhineland-Palatinate member of parliament Sven Teuber (SPD), distributes bags of the carnival cake "Trierer Mauschen" in the city centre on Shrove Monday. Photo: Harald Tittel/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Kiki Neumann (l) and Ingrid Kullheim walk in disguise along the route normally taken by the Rosenmontagszug. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, this last happened in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Kiki Neumann walks in disguise along the route normally taken by the Rosenmontagszug (Rose Monday procession) and hands out Kamelle to passers-by. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. The last time this happened in Dusseldorf and Mainz was in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Christoph Kuckelkorn, President of the Cologne Carnival Festival Committee. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. The last time this happened in Dusseldorf and Mainz was in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Heinrich Gruten stands with a clown wig at Chlodwigplatz, where the Rosenmontagszug normally starts. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, this last happened in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Sarah Willims (l-r), Alexandra and Marie Schmitz and Gaby Willims walk in disguise on Schildergasse, where the Rosenmontagszug normally runs. Because of the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, the last time this happened was in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Ingrid Kullheim runs in disguise along the route normally taken by the Rosenmontagszug. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, this last happened in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Josef Wilms stands at the Severinstorburg, where the Rosenmontagszug normally starts. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, this last happened in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-like gusts. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Bernhard Heinen is standing on Severinsstra?e, which is normally the route of the Rosenmontagszug. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, this last happened in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Heinrich Gruten stands with a clown wig at Chlodwigplatz, where the Rosenmontagszug normally starts. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, this last happened in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Christoph Kuckelkorn, President of the Cologne Carnival Festival Committee. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. The last time this happened in Dusseldorf and Mainz was in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Bernhard Heinen is standing on Severinsstra?e, which is normally the route of the Rosenmontagszug. Due to the Corona pandemic, the big parades in Cologne, Mainz and Dusseldorf are cancelled. In Dusseldorf and Mainz, this last happened in 2016, when the parades were cancelled due to concerns about hurricane-force winds. In Cologne, you even have to go back to 1991, when the parades were cancelled because of the Gulf War. Photo: Marius Becker/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A police car drives through the old town of Dusseldorf. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: Two women celebrate in disguise in front of Dusseldorf's city hall. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: Two women celebrate in disguise in front of Dusseldorf's city hall. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: Two boys in disguise run through the rain in Dusseldorf's old town. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, Saxony, Kuhnhaide: The church and houses of Kuhnhaide, a district of the Saxon town of Marienberg in the Erzgebirge district, are surrounded by snow. In the night to Monday, minus 28.8 degrees Celsius were measured there. Photo: Sebastian Willnow/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A woman in disguise stands in front of the city hall in Dusseldorf. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, Saxony, Kuhnhaide: The church and houses of Kuhnhaide, a district of the Saxon town of Marienberg in the Erzgebirge district, are surrounded by snow. In the night to Monday, minus 28.8 degrees Celsius were measured there. Photo: Sebastian Willnow/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: The square in front of the town hall is usually full of spectators on Rose Monday, this year it is quiet. The Rhineland street carnival actually reaches its climax with the Rose Monday parades. Due to Corona, however, the classic parade through the city is cancelled this year. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: COMBO - The combo of two single images shows the Severinstorburg, in front of which Jecke throw confetti from a float during the Rosenmontagszug (o, 24.02.2020), and on today's Rosenmontag. (to dpa "Shrove Monday in Cologne: Empty streets - and a Dusseldorf float") Photo: Oliver Berg/Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Munich: Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (l), Minister of Defence, talks to Senior Government Councillor Markus Antwerpen, Quality Management Officer (QMB) Bioforensics, at the Bundeswehr Institute of Microbiology. The institute is a military research facility and provides support in the Corona pandemic. Its mission is to develop procedures and measures to protect against diseases caused by biological warfare agents and other dangerous pathogens. Photo: Peter Kneffel/dpa
15 February 2021, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, D?mitz: The icebreaker "Wisent" breaks up the ice cover in the port of D?mitz on the Elbe. (Aerial photo with a drone) The frosty weather of the last few days has caused ice to form on rivers, lakes and canals. Photo: Jens Buttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, D?mitz: The icebreaker "Wisent" breaks up the ice cover in the port of D?mitz on the Elbe. (Aerial photo with a drone) The frosty weather of the last few days has caused ice to form on rivers, lakes and canals. Photo: Jens Buttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float on abortion rights in Poland drives through the Old Town. The Dusseldorf carnivalists have sent eight of their famous "motto cars" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, Hessen, Langen: The Akasol logo is emblazoned on the entrance to the company's battery plant. US auto supplier BorgWarner wants to buy the company for just under 730 million euros. (to dpa "US auto supplier BorgWarner wants to take over Akasol") Photo: Frank Rumpenhorst/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: A vehicle with the inscription "Meenzer Jagergarde" drives on the Boppstra?e. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most Mainzers normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Hessen, Frankfurt/Main: Police used orange chalk to mark the outline of the body of one of the two victims of a fatal traffic accident last Saturday. Flowers and candles commemorate the event. According to police investigations so far, two pedestrians were hit by a car whose driver was driving at a clearly excessive speed. Photo: Boris Roessler/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin sits on a branch in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin searches for food in the snow in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin sits on a fence in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin sits on a branch in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin searches for food in the snow in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin flies from a branch in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin sits on a fence in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Hessen, Frankfurt/Main: Candles and flowers at an intersection in Frankfurt's Sachsenhausen district commemorate the victims of a fatal traffic accident last Saturday. According to police investigations, two pedestrians were hit by a car because the driver was travelling at a clearly excessive speed. Photo: Boris Roessler/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin sits on a fence in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin sits on a fence in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin searches for food in the snow in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Laatzen: A robin searches for food in the snow in the Leinemasch. For 50 years, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) and the Society for the Protection of Birds (LBV) have been nominating a "Bird of the Year". In the anniversary year now for the first time the population may select up to 19. March their favorites. With over 200,000 votes cast, the robin is currently in the lead. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: A backlog has formed at a checkpoint on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: A backlog has formed at a checkpoint on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Munich: Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (CDU,M), Minister of Defence, chats with Marlene Bestehorn (l) and Roman W?lfel, head of the Institute of Microbiology of the German Armed Forces, in a laboratory during her visit to the Institute. The institute is a military research facility and provides support in the Corona pandemic. Its mission is to develop procedures and measures to protect against diseases caused by biological warfare agents and other dangerous pathogens. Photo: Peter Kneffel/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Munich: Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (CDU,M), Minister of Defence, chats with Marlene Bestehorn during her visit to the Institute of Microbiology of the German Armed Forces in a laboratory. The institute is a military research facility and is providing support in the Corona pandemic. Its mission is to develop procedures and measures to protect against diseases caused by biological warfare agents and other dangerous pathogens. Photo: Peter Kneffel/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Munich: Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (CDU,M), Minister of Defence, talks to soldiers at a mobile laboratory during her visit to the Bundeswehr Institute of Microbiology. The institute is a military research facility and is providing support in the Corona pandemic. Its mission is to develop procedures and measures to protect against diseases caused by biological warfare agents and other dangerous pathogens. Photo: Peter Kneffel/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: A carnival float showing the church of the village of Keyenberg, a lignite excavator and a caricature of North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister President and CDU party leader Armin Laschet is parked on Roncalliplatz in front of the cathedral. Greenpeace protests against Laschet's climate policy with the carnival float of the Dusseldorf float builder Jacques Tilly. Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: A federal police officer checks the documents of a truck driver coming from Austria on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
