Cities - I lived in
Last updated: 15 December 2000
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Berlin - the capital of Germany
(but not at the times when I lived there in the 1970s), it gets restructured, it's as if
the current government has the will to finalize what other megalomaniacs had planned. Here's
a great web-site which offers some remarkable images of Berlin:
Virtual Berlin
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Copenhagen - in
Denmark, beautiful, sometimes chaotic, but almost always just human
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Einbeck -
a small town in Germany (Lower Saxony) in which I lived from 1964-1968 and where I
graduated from high school; funny to meet them on the Net after 30 years - everything's in
German
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Freiburg i. Br. -
South-western German city (close to the border to France and Switzerland), where I
lived for 3 three years, great quality of life
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Göttingen -
an old University city in Lower Saxony with lots of traditions and high-class research
and teaching facilities
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Goslar - a city
in Germany (Lower Saxony) where I lived from age 6-8
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Heidelberg - was a nice city
before City Council decided to prepare it for international "fast-trip" tourism -
they call it progress, don't they
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Innsbruck - a
city in Tyrolia (Austria) - I don't like it but no more comments
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Köln (Cologne) - great
German city (North-Rhine-Westphalia), only second to Berlin, I spent 10 years in Cologne and I wouldn't want to miss one second,
in German only
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Konstanz -
South-Western city in Germany close to the border to Switzerland, in German only
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Krefeld -
another city (North-Rhine-Westphalia) where I lived from age 8-10, everything's in
German
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Kreuzlingen -
a small Swiss town across the border of Konstanz
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Manila - the
capital of the Philippines, an exciting place, weird, chaotic,
lovable, strange, frightening, beautiful, funny, monstrous - it's all here; I actually lived
in Makati, one of the cities forming Metro Manila; check out
Makati City Council's homepage
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Stuttgart -
yet another city where I lived from age 10-14, everything's in German
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