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BackPräsident Bush hat Bunker in Nebraska verlassen – »So sieht Krieg im 21. Jahrhundert aus«
Präsident Bush hat Bunker in Nebraska verlassen – »So sieht Krieg im 21. Jahrhundert aus«
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Präsident Bush hat Bunker in Nebraska verlassen – »So sieht Krieg im 21. Jahrhundert aus«

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  • September 2026 wird im Liveblog des SPIEGEL der Terroranschlag vom 11.
  • September 2001 rekonstruiert.
  • Dabei wird berichtet, dass US-Präsident George W.

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Der Liveblog rekonstruiert den Terroranschlag vom 11. September 2001, bei dem Terroristen der Al-Qaida Flugzeuge in das World Trade Center in New York, das Pentagon und ein Feld in Pennsylvania lenkten. Fast 3000 Menschen starben.

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live •Historisches Minutenprotokoll Präsident Bush hat Bunker in Nebraska verlassen – »So sieht Krieg im 21. Jahrhundert aus«

Der US-Präsident sieht in Washington das Ausmaß der Zerstörung. In New York kämpfen Feuerwehrleute weiter um das Leben der Verschütteten. Dieser Liveblog rekonstruiert den Terroranschlag vom 11. September 2001.

12.09.2026, 00.55 Uhr

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  • Wie genau wurde der Bunker in Nebraska verlassen?
  • Welche spezifischen Maßnahmen wurden in Washington ergriffen?

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This article was originally published by Spiegel Ausland.

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