The Fabergé Museum in Baden-Baden
While the superb boutiquey Fabergé museum was established in Baden-Baden eight years ago (2009) to honor the...
Gutenberg and the Invention of the Printing Press
The market of printed books might still be strong and the rise of e-books might be slower...
The Bauhaus Museum in Weimar
The Bauhaus Museum: Walter Gropius (18 May 1883—05 July 1969) was a renowned German-American architect and academic...
Grades of Separation – Church and State in Germany
Despite an official separation, the influence of Christian churches in Germany persists, marked by a complex web...
The Sanssouci Picture Gallery of Potsdam
The Location of the Palace of Sanssouci Frederick II of Prussia (Frederick the Great) (24 January 1712―17...
The Battle of Teutoburg Forest
Teutoburg: It is a wet morning in September of either 7 or 9 AD, and the Roman...
Germania – Germany During the Roman Empire
Germania, an ancient region in Central and Northern Europe, is a land steeped in mystery and conflict,...
Why Do Some Israelis Have German-Sounding Names?
The brief answer to why some Israelis have german-sounding names would be “because of Ashkenazim” – Jewish...
The Kurpfälzisches Museum in Heidelberg
The Kurpfälzisches Museum, i.e., the Palatinate Museum, in Heidelberg possesses some of the finest examples of archeological...
Die Berliner Luftbrücke – The Berlin Airlift
Berlin is a city full of rich history, culture and diversity. It has witnessed many deep impacts,...