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“Berlin is Poor, but Sexy”: Part 1, Hertha Berlin vs. FSV Frankfurt 12/15/12
“Berlin ist arm, aber sexy.” (Berlin is poor, but sexy) – Klaus Wowereit, Mayor of Berlin, during an interview in 2004. Describing the German capital isn’t easy, but Mr. Wowereit’s quote above is pretty close to the mark. There isn’t … Continue reading
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Over the River and Through the Woods, to CommerzBank Arena We Go: Eintracht Frankfurt vs. F.S.V. Mainz, Match #11
So far on my trip, I had come to the conclusion that most Europeans are pretty similar to one another, despite the language differences. Many of them eat the same foods, live a similar lifestyle, and treat football with the … Continue reading
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