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I am German. I was born in Germany and lived there for 33 years. I studied law in Germany and practised as a lawyer for 7 years.
My blog: www.andreasmoser.wordpress.com
Law Degree: Universität Regensburg MA Philosophy: Open University (ongoing) BSc Development & Economics: LSE (ongoing)
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This "tattoo expert" obviously is neither an expert in history, maths or even logic. (1) "Only" the prisoners kept in concentration camps were tattooed. The victims of the Holocaust who were rounded
The Nazis killed far more Jews than 1,000 per day. The Nazis ran more than 300 concentration camps, many of them factories of death where the mass murder of Jews and others was organised like at an
Salam Azad, "Kunsttage" would be translated as "Days of Art". It is usually an exhibition or a range of exhibitions that lasts several days. The "Kunsttage Dreieich" have a website: http://www.kunsttage-dreieich
Hello Henrik, yes, you will, I am sorry to say. Germany has such a huge range of accents that somebody from Berlin sounds like they speak a completely different language than somebody from Schwaben

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