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Justice?
... around the museum section....I knew the history behind the trials of the Nazi leaders....Goering....Speer....Hess and the many others....but again...it was a very emotional experience to actually be there.....court room 600 .....the one you see in all the documentaries...black and white film of the Nazi leaders sitting in the defendants box as survivors of the Holocaust gave their evidence....I was the only one in the courtroom....looking at ...
Festung Königstein
... dentro de la ciudad de Königstein. Según se cree ya había una pequeña fortaleza cerca del 1233, que luego se transformo en convento de clausura de monjes y terminó como fortaleza del rey sajón. De a poco se fue ampliando, llegando a su mejor expansión en 1725 por mandato del conocido rey Sajón: Augusto el Fuerte.
Luego fue cárcel estatal y campo de prisioneros en las guerras mundiales y por supuesto Hitler también ...
Nürnberg is nice
... and found our hotel. It is right in the center of the old walled city center and it is great. It was chilly last night but we wandered all around the south portion of the city and took in a few sights by night. The thing about these cities from the Middle Ages is that they look so cool lit up at night! This morning we met a couple of really nice women in the breakfast room, Kelsey and her mom, Karen, from Denver. They and Susanne both recommended that we visit ...
Bamburg, Germany
... at a class on Saturday. There was a stall selling all types of brushes and I was able to find a small flexible bottle brush, which I've had trouble finding in Canada. Numerous stalls sold fruits and vegetables, mostly local, and I saw some interesting displays of mushrooms, like Chanterelles. The flower stalls really caught my eye, as they had colourful displays with reasonable prices. I bought a single rose for our room for 1 Euro.
We had ...
Bamberg, Germany
... and locks. Bamberg is an old town that was not damaged by the war. We took a walking tour that went by an old Catherdral that was celebrating it's 1000th birthday--hard to believe. Once the walking tour was completed, we had to wait about 2 hours for the boat to catch up with us. Big problem--Sunday and only a few of the stores were open, so we froze our butts off waiting around window shopping and even had a coffee to try to warm up but did not ...
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