A friend of mine, David K., shared his childhood experience of living in Langendiebach, Germany, in the early 1960s. When we first came to Germany, I think it was December, 1959, the Army had no place to house us. We were taken by Army truck far out in the country to a little apartment on…
This photo, taken by a U.S. soldier in 1962, found its way back to Oberursel after more than 50 years. At one time, this very street named Vorstadt had about 20 pubs and eateries. In 1991, the guest house/pub Zum Bären was torn down to make room for the new shopping arcade Bären-Arkaden, named after…
At 11 o’clock on 11 November, the Frankfurt International School (FIS) commemorated the centenary of Armistice Day. In addition to staging dance, drama, spoken poetry, orchestral and choral performances, FIS exhibited some artifacts that were contributed by members of the school community. The uniform and cavalry sabre of Engelbert Seufert appears below, along with a…
Yesterday afternoon, our work group Arbeitskreis Camp King was visited by a special guest speaker, Günther Vieser, to talk of the time, when he was working side by side with the former chancellor, Willy Brandt, from 1979 – 1982. At that time, Mr. Vieser was Brandt’s advisor, when he was Chairman of the Social Democrats….
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