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GERMANY - TRANSPORT - STRIKE - ECONOMY - LABOUR - RAIL - UNION - DEUTSCHE BAHN

GERMANY - TRANSPORT - STRIKE - ECONOMY - LABOUR - RAIL - UNION - DEUTSCHE BAHN
A suburban S-Bahn train, operated by national railway operator Deutsche Bahn (DB), pulls into a station in downtown Berlin on November 5, 2014 on the start of German train drivers' longest strike in 20 years. The GDL train drivers' union called the strike -- the sixth walkout since September -- starting with freight services on November 5, 2014 afternoon and spreading to passenger services on November 6. The stoppage is scheduled to last until early Monday next week, meaning it will hit the weekend celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, where as many as two million visitors were expected to travel to the German capital.
AFP PHOTO / JOHN MACDOUGALL
John MACDOUGALL / AFP
Document reference 000_DV1901827
SLUG GERMANY - TRANSPORT - STRIKE - ECONOMY - LABOUR - RAIL - UNION - DEUTSCHE BAHN
Creation date 11/5/2014 10:09 UTC
City/Country Berlin, Germany
Credit John MACDOUGALL / AFP
File size/pixels/dpi 29.63 Mb / 4071 x 2544 / 300 dpi

GERMANY - TRANSPORT - STRIKE - ECONOMY - LABOUR - RAIL - UNION - DEUTSCHE BAHN

GERMANY - TRANSPORT - STRIKE - ECONOMY - LABOUR - RAIL - UNION - DEUTSCHE BAHN
A suburban S-Bahn train, operated by national railway operator Deutsche Bahn (DB), pulls into a station in downtown Berlin on November 5, 2014 on the start of German train drivers' longest strike in 20 years. The GDL train drivers' union called the strike -- the sixth walkout since September -- starting with freight services on November 5, 2014 afternoon and spreading to passenger services on November 6. The stoppage is scheduled to last until early Monday next week, meaning it will hit the weekend celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, where as many as two million visitors were expected to travel to the German capital.
AFP PHOTO / JOHN MACDOUGALL
John MACDOUGALL / AFP