Back in the Day in Berlin
Xanthe HallStories from 40 years of living in Berlin
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | backinthedayinberlin.substack.com |
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You Win Again
West Germany had been planning on conducting a Volkszählung (census) since 1981. The planned date was 24 April 1983 but just two weeks before the date it was blocked by an injunction. By early 1987, however, the government had overcome all ...
Berlin, Berlin
By the end of 1986 I was once again looking for a new place to live. Biggles Straße1 was no longer tenable as a shared flat. Mid-December Schlossi moved out, Micha was also gone by the end of the year. I decided it was time to find a place ...
Through the Barricades
In Autumn of 1986, my flatmate Micha offered me a job at his printer’s shop on Lausitzer Straße in Kreuzberg. At the beginning, it was mostly just helping out, running a machine that folded flyers, stacking and boxing them. But it was somet...
Hand of God
I had taken a job as an English teacher at Die Neue Schule, a newly opened language school in Berlin. Although I had no formal training in teaching English as a foreign language, in those days they weren’t fussy if you were a native speaker...
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Scottish-German storyteller, family historian, artist, photographer, gardener, actress. Originally from the UK, now living in Berlin, and half the year in Greece. Editor of an online lexicon on nuclear weapons.
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