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Castle in Germany
07/05/2025

Castle in Germany

Aachen, Germany📸🇩🇪
07/05/2025

Aachen, Germany📸🇩🇪

Berlin, Germany📸🇩🇪
07/05/2025

Berlin, Germany📸🇩🇪

🍽️ 10 Heartwarming Facts About German Food You Might Not KnowGerman food is much more than just dishes—it’s a part of da...
07/05/2025

🍽️ 10 Heartwarming Facts About German Food You Might Not Know

German food is much more than just dishes—it’s a part of daily life, tradition, and family joy.
Here are 10 peaceful and lovely facts about German cuisine that tell its beautiful story:

1️⃣ Germany has over 1,500 kinds of bread, making it the bread capital of the world.
2️⃣ Traditional Sunday lunch is still a cherished time for families to gather and share a meal.
3️⃣ The famous Pretzel (Brezel) has been enjoyed for over 1,000 years in many regions.
4️⃣ Cabbage dishes like Sauerkraut are deeply tied to local farming traditions.
5️⃣ Many towns have their own special sausages, handmade with recipes passed down generations.
6️⃣ Cakes and tortes like Black Forest Cake are shared during afternoon “Kaffee und Kuchen.”
7️⃣ German food celebrates the seasons—like white asparagus in spring and roast goose in winter.
8️⃣ Local markets often offer homemade jams, honey, and pickles, all made with love.
9️⃣ Many German dishes are cooked slowly, with care and quiet patience.
🔟 Food is often about togetherness, not just taste—bringing warmth to everyday life.

German food tells a gentle story of comfort, care, and connection. Every bite holds a memory. ❤️

A long convoy of German prisoners of war marches through a village, observed by Allied soldiers, 1945
07/05/2025

A long convoy of German prisoners of war marches through a village, observed by Allied soldiers, 1945

Würzburg, Germany 🇩🇪
07/05/2025

Würzburg, Germany 🇩🇪

🇩🇪German Language Areas of Europe 1910 vs 2010🇩🇪🌿
07/05/2025

🇩🇪German Language Areas of Europe 1910 vs 2010🇩🇪🌿

Time Machine is back! Periers in Normandy!
07/05/2025

Time Machine is back! Periers in Normandy!

Germany 🩵
07/05/2025

Germany 🩵

Manfred Pollak was born in Germany in 1929. By 1938, he was attending the Jewish Public School in Munich, wearing the ye...
07/05/2025

Manfred Pollak was born in Germany in 1929. By 1938, he was attending the Jewish Public School in Munich, wearing the yellow Star of David stitched to every piece of clothing — a badge of persecution in a world that had turned against him.

He lived without his parents, for reasons lost to time, in a Jewish orphanage — a Kinderheim — among other children who shared his loneliness and fear. There, he became close friends with Hugo Holzmann, a fellow student who would survive the war. It is through Hugo's donation of two surviving photographs that we remember Manfred’s face today.

In March 1943, Manfred was loaded into a cattle car with 70 others, crammed into darkness, bound for Auschwitz. At only 14 years old, he was torn from the only community he had ever known — and within hours of arrival, he was murdered in the gas chambers.

He left behind no last letter, no grave. Only a photograph. Only memory.

Mannheim Germany 🇩🇪
07/04/2025

Mannheim Germany 🇩🇪

Found these eggs in my attic, any idea what kind they are
07/04/2025

Found these eggs in my attic, any idea what kind they are

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