Lesung: Die schwarze Sieben

Lesung im Schlaraffia mit 10 Krimiautoren

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Langenstein

Wanderung mit Burkhard rund um Langentein am 03.03.2024

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Schlaraffia: When the doctor picks up the guitar. Hermann Doßmann in Concert

Schlaraffia: When the doctor picks up the guitar. Hermann Doßmann in Concert

In daily life he is a doctor. His business is functional gastrointestinal diseases and psychosomatics. At least once a month you can find the man from Hamburg, more precisely Henstedt-Ulzburg, on stage. Then he becomes the songwriter 2.0, the doctor who picks up the guitar. That was the case in Braunschweig yesterday. The Cockaignes had invited. Well, there wasn’t any

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Schlaraffia: Hermann Dossmann-Konzert

Konzert mit Liedermacher Hermann Dossmann am 01.03.2024 im Schlaraffia mit Maren und Maya.

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Biike-brennen at the Marienburg

Biike-brennen at the Marienburg

This Saturday we are going to Hildesheim again. We meet at the train station, from there we go to the Gasthaus Kupferschmiede. This is where our today’s tour starts. Right at the game gate next to the restaurant we are magically captivated by the goats. The enclosure is an attraction for young families. It quickly becomes clear that the goats

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Biike-Brennen auf der Marienburg

Wanderung mit Susanne und Christian von der Kupferschmiede zur Marienburg und Retour am 24.3.2024

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Vernissage: Marcel van Eeden

Vernissage: Marcel van Eeden

When I arrive at the exhibition site shortly before 6 p.m., the two classical gatehouses of the Museum of Photography are already well filled. It is not yet clear to me whether the numerous greetings are spoken in the right or left part. I first choose the building on the left, looking out of town. The cash register is there

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Marcel van Eeden

Vernissage im Museum für Photographie Braunschweig am 18.02.2024.

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Green Border: a stain on democracy

Green Border: a stain on democracy

We from the “West” are never tired of telling the world how important human rights are to us. But only as long as our own prosperity is not threatened. How else could we explain the fact that we use our tax money to support ex-dictators like Mubarak or Gaddafi and still-active autocrats like Erdogan? Or rather, that we can use

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