Book Review: Susanne Abel’s Gretchen

Book Review: Susanne Abel’s Gretchen

It’s not often that the second volume of a duology is as captivating as the first. Susanne Abel has achieved this with her two novels Stay Away from Gretchen and What I Never Said. While the first story focuses on the protagonist Greta from East Prussia, the second volume revolves around the fate of her husband Konrad and an inherited

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Junges Späti Braunschweig: A love song for a vampire

Junges Späti Braunschweig: A love song for a vampire

On December 6, 2024, it all started with “Devilishly Beautiful Christmas.” I mean, the relationship between the “Young Späti” and me. Well, to be honest, it’s quite one-sided. They don’t even know who I am. So, on that day, I discovered “Young Späti,” back then the Christmas show by “Roy & Roy,” and I was simply thrilled. A creative group

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Brodmann worldwide, part two of the exhibition

Brodmann worldwide, part two of the exhibition

Last Sunday, I purchased the combination ticket. After experiencing “Brodmann in Braunschweig” at the Museum Hinter Aegidien, the second part of the event is now on my agenda, a week later. When I arrive at the museum, somewhat frozen due to the weather, a line has formed in front of the ticket counter. Although I already have a ticket, I

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German Automotive Industry Under Pressure

German Automotive Industry Under Pressure

Thursday, early evening. I am on my way to the House of Science. I am registered for a lecture at the Institute of Economics. A lecture awaits me, focusing on nothing less than Germany’s most important industrial sector: the automotive industry. This sector, once so successful with its business model, is now under pressure. Thomas Puls from the German Economic

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Shopping in Bad Lauterberg

Shopping in Bad Lauterberg

“Do you know Rudolphi in Bad Lauterberg?” a friend asks me. No, I’ve never heard of it. I wonder what it could be. I learn that it’s a well-known fashion store, the fashion store in the area. In addition, Rudolphi also runs a sports and shoe store and a household goods shop locally. They confidently call themselves “Your fashion house

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Exhibition: Brodmann in Braunschweig

Exhibition: Brodmann in Braunschweig

Currently, a double exhibition is running in Braunschweig. On one hand, there is “Brodmann Classic” at the Museum Hinter Aegidien. On the other hand, “Brodmann Worldwide” is being shown at the Municipal Museum on Löwenwall. I decided to visit the Braunschweig version with a guided tour on this cold Sunday, and it was a good choice, because Brodmann himself is

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Hannover: The Red Thread

Hannover: The Red Thread

Hannover Between the Years. A time for reflection. The weather is usually gray and cold, and nothing really draws me outside. But this Saturday is different. Late in the morning, the sun breaks through. The sky is blue. What a stroke of luck, because today I’m heading to Hannover to visit a friend. Ahead of time, we thought about how

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Leandro Erlich: weightless

Leandro Erlich: weightless

Every four weeks, on the last Wednesday of the month, the VW Group invites visitors to the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg for free under the label “Art4All.” Due to the Christmas holiday, this event will take place on December 18th. In addition to free admission, guided tours are also offered at no charge. All in all, it’s a wonderful opportunity. This time,

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Magical Moments Above Goslar: A Hike Full of Highlights

Magical Moments Above Goslar: A Hike Full of Highlights

There are days that feel just perfect—made for an adventure that soothes the soul and warms the heart. Our hike above Goslar was exactly one of those days, filled with breathtaking views, unforgettable moments, and a delightful touch of Christmas magic. The Ascent to the Paragliding Meadow – Freedom Over Goslar Our journey begins with a gentle ascent through the

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Educational Leave in Medingen: Monastic Charm, Nature, and a Dash of Adventure

Educational Leave in Medingen: Monastic Charm, Nature, and a Dash of Adventure

Educational leave is the perfect opportunity to fill your mind with new knowledge while letting your soul unwind. My most recent educational trip took me to the charming village of Medingen near Bad Bevensen—a place that turned out to be surprisingly versatile, offering everything from idyllic hiking trails to unexpected train adventures. Here, historical settings, natural experiences, and a sense

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