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Larry Caldwell
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| Bavarian Alps, castles, things associated with King Ludwig II, the Rhine, Rothenburg odT, Kathe Wohlfahrt, shopping, eating, crystal collecting (Swarovski, Wattens, Austria), (former) East Germany revolution of 1989-1990, concentration camps. | Available
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Lise Rebout
Canada
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| I can answer any question about German Culture and society: literature, film, art and contemporary history are my fields of spezialisation. If you are travelling to Germany I can not help you finding accomodation but I can give you advice concerning the places to visit and the museums to see. I can also recommand you books or websites (in English or in German) to learn more about Germany. | Available
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Kevin Johnson
Germany
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| I lived in Germany my whole life. Since I have strong ties to the United States and an active interest in American life, I know the fine differences between the two nations.
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James Derheim
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| I live part of the year in Rothenburg ob der Tauber and so know a great deal about this town. I can also help with questions about the Rhein River Valley, Neckar River Valley, Mosel area, Erzgebirge,
Bamberg area, Black Forest and more. Because of time constraints, I will not help you plan your entire travel itinerary. | Available
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Rangutan
Germany
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| I can answer questions in German as well as English. All about Munich (München) and the state of Bavaria (Bayern), related cities and towns, culture, history, travel highlights and assistance, also up-to-date information and about future events like Oktoberfest 2007, exhibitions, fairs or concerts...
Any question generally about Germany or Europe too. | Available
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Jedediah
Germany
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| I can answer questions about everyday life in Germany, German culture, traditions and language (no translations of more than 50 words). I can also answer questions about WWII in Germany. | On Vacation
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2008-08-26 asking: Hello Amber, What are "germany pigs"? I have never heard of them, and I even looked it up and did an internet search - with no useful results. "German pigs" do indeed come from Germany, as the word...
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2008-08-26 Christmas week: Hi Maria, Congrats on your upcoming anniversary! Regarding Rothenburg, I can recommend the Gotisches Haus www.gotisches-haus.de is where all of my clients stay. Eat at the Alt Fraenkische Weinstube...
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2008-08-26 Finding the Wurzburger Tor/Galgentor: Hi, Wish I had a dollar (or better yet, a Euro!) for every time I helped an American find their hotel in Rothenburg. It's sort of a hobby of mine as I walk to and from the bakery or to visit with my...
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2008-08-25 Question about Karneval: Dear Michelle, 11 is a symbol for tomfoolery and buffoonery The Karneval begins in November, the month of reflection on death and transience. It goes back to the Greek, Roman and Germanic traditions...
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2008-08-24 Cinema & Christmas in Munich: Hi Laura A lot of films in Munich are shown in the original language. These are usually marked in programs as "OmU" (original with German titles) or "OF" (original form). Marriott City Center is only...
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