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Andreas MoserMalta
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German history, politics, law, business, culture, everyday life. | |
James DerheimU.S.
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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. | |
RangutanGermany
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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. |
That machine makes one little cup of coffee, a strong, bitter cup of coffee very similar to an espresso. If you've never had an espresso, just go into your local high-end coffee shop or Italian restaurant
Germans like their coffee very much drinking an average of 150 litres a year, yet less than half the amount of U.S.Americans, while many other countries prefer tea. Coffee is enjoyed mostly from the
My parents were that age in 1938, I wish I could ask them. The ruling Nazi Party rewrote law* for education after 1. November 1938. Compulsory schooling was from the ages 6 to 16, till class 11 (till
Hi Annie, While I am not an expert in this particular area of interest, I can refer you to a person who might be able to lead you to someone who is. His name is Roland Geiger. Write to him at his personal
... make sure then that her visa is also for Schengen States and not just for Hungary. Then she will need proof of registration as a temporary visitor from the police or your town hall. Some American soldiers

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