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The heirs to Germany’s last royal family are suing to reclaim a family fortune plus thousands of priceless heirlooms seized after the fall of the monarchy in 1918.

“I see it as my duty,” Georg Friedrich, Prince of Prussia, said. “I think my family would fully agree to pursue these claims, whether the judges will eventually judge in our favor or not.”

Many however question whether the family should be entitled to anything given the family’s past associations with the Nazis.

An American who wrote a bad review for a Thai resort on Tripadvisor has been sued for defamation and now faces up to two years in jail if found guilty.

Wesley Barnes, who lives and works in Thailand, was detained briefly before being released on bail.

Barnes said staff at the Sea View Resort on Koh Chang island has been “unfriendly” and compared the place to “modern day slavery.” Sea View says he was a difficult guest who has quarrelled with staff over payment of a corkage fee for alcohol he brought to the hotel.

Russian state television offered some trolling content for viewers, with a satirical ad offering Donald Trump a job as a host on their station — if he loses the upcoming presidential election.

The ad also shows the fauxTrump enthusiastically agreeing to a proposal for a show called “Putin’s Apprentice.”

It was a mad-cow rampage. A man in England was killed by rampaging cows — making it the second death by bovine in the country in as many weeks.

Malcolm Flynn, 72, from Carlisle, was killed after being charged by cows, according to the Guardian.

The “tragic incident” occurred as Flynn was strolling near Thirlwall Castle in Northumberland on the morning of Sept. 11.

A mysterious “ghost” frog that hadn’t been seen in 80 years has resurfaced in the Chilean Atacama Desert.

Scientists found the diminutive Hall’s water frog, named for the American researcher and collector Frank Gregory Hall who discovered the species in 1935.