Every Sunday evening millions of Germans sit down to watch a crime series called ‘Tatort’. It is middle-of-the-road viewing signaling the end of one week, the beginning of another.
The TV equivalent of sitting down to sausages and green cabbage. On the Sunday just passed, the ‘Tatort’ reached 28.5 percent of TV viewers.
Yet for them too, the momentous events going in Greece made their presence felt.
At some point during the programme, a bright ‘Breaking News’ ribbon flashe...
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