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Is This The End?
It is one of the last days of World War II, April 1945. The Russian Army is moving forward and everybody knows that the war is lost. But the Nazi leaders in Berlin give order not to surrender and never … Continue reading
An Old House
Whenever I have time, I go to the countryside to look at old houses. It seems that every house has it’s story. This house, I found in Grube in the beautiful Prignitz. Last summer I sat in the park of … Continue reading
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