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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title German Drinks, Elderflower Cordial It is used for everything from a topping for ice cream to a 'cure' for arthritis in Germany. Elderflower Cordial, also known as Elderflower Syrup, is fragrant, refreshing, easy to make and comes from the elder shrub found in the wild almost everywhere. Germany's Tree Lined 'Avenues Route' It began over 250 years ago as trees planted to help travelers find their way, Germany's Avenues Route, the tree lined Deutsche Alleenstrasse. A journey through nature and history down shaded tunnels formed by ancient trees, witnesses to travelers from oxen carts to the present day. Hitlerland - American Eyewitnesses - A Review Hitlerland - American Eyewitnesses to the Nazi Rise to Power, by former Newsweek staffer Andrew Nagorski, is an insight on 'interwar' life in Germany, from the view point of American journalists and socialites who lived there. Many were initially impressed when the Nazis took over. Strammer Max, Germany's 'Anytime' Sandwich Strammer Max has been one of Germany's most popular 'anytime' meals for generations. Delicious and simple to put together it's an open faced sandwich combination with regional variations, here are the recipes and all of them are worth trying. Berthold Beitz, Humanitarian and Philanthropist One of Israel's Righteous Among the Nations and recipient of Lev-Kopelev Prize for Peace and Justice, Berthold Beitz is a German Industrialist who saved the lives of hundreds of Jewish adults and children during the Holocaust, and was a main contributor in the rebuilding of Germany's reputation. Lev Z. Kopelev Honorary German citizen Russian Author Lev Kopelev - Made an honorary German citizen after the revoking of his Soviet citizenship, due to his human rights and dissident activities, spent the remainder of his life in Germany where 'The Lev Kopelev Prize for Peace and Justice' has been awarded annually since his death. Asparagus Recipes, Specialties for 'Spargelzeit' Asparagus with Orange and Lime Hollandaise Sauce and Schwabian Asparagus Soup with Pancake. Two delicious German recipes for Spargelzeit, Germany's White Asparagus Season. Easter in Germany - Decorating Eggs The ancient practice of ornately decorating eggs, to hang from trees or add color to homes during the Easter holiday, is still going strong, but in German speaking countries eggs are decorated and given as gifts at other times of the the year also. A 'how to' with a few ideas.
Easter in Germany - Coloring Eggs Coloring eggs for Easter has been a tradition in German speaking countries for centuries, used to decorate houses, gardens, wells and fountains. Found at any Easter Market, Ostermarkt, it is still the custom, and much more fun, to color your own. Easter in Germany - The Rabbit , Egg and Ostara The Egg, the Hare and Ostara are interwoven in Germany’s Easter celebrations. It is a mixture of History, Easter symbols, Pagan and Christian tradition, and of course now with the addition of all those chocolate eggs and rabbits.
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