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#36: The Art of Complaining
The heartland of complaining. Photo: "764" by vernacularium, CC BY 2.0.
Dear reader,
today I’m publishing a piece by Noelle Ponasik which she originally published in her excellent newsletter Germany is the Wurst. I hope you enjoy this es...
#35: A flag with complications
With Germany into the second round of the World Cup, the flags are popping up on cars and balconies.
With Germany into the second round of the World Cup, the flags are popping up on cars and balconies.
#34: Can Germany take the heat?
It's getting hotter and we're not really prepared
Today, Saturday, I’m celebrating my birthday at a friend’s house in the country. It’s going to be a scorcher.
#33: The madness of Höcke: German-speaking Americans and German-speaking Germans
Before we get into it, I’d like to thank my sponsor, Get the Flat. More from them below…
Before we get into it, I’d like to thank my sponsor, Get the Flat. More from them below…
#32: Toxic car culture
Deaths causes by illegal racing up are at an all-time high in Germany
When I was a German expat teenager growing up in the United States, my first car was an ancient VW. I spent hours tinkering around on the engine, following the How to Ke...
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Former editor, Berliner Zeitung English Edition. Co-founder, Exberliner. Twitter @mauricetfrank
Humorous anecdotes from an American living in a humorless country.
berlin reporter covering extremism, disinformation, politics and climate | send tips: [email protected]
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