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The story behind the story of "Cleopatra's Perfume"
On a day when we celebrate freedom, I’m reminded of the sacrifices of another generation in another war– I wrote about those times in Cleopatra’s Perfume, the personal diary of a wom… more →
Cleopatra's Perfume: The Prequel
The story behind the story of "Cleopatra's Perfume"
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 week ago: On a day when we celebrate freedom, I’m reminded of the sacrifices of another generation in an … more →
Weimar-ika Watch
aconservativeedge wrote 3 weeks ago: http://www.google.com/finance … more →
Video: Marc Faber on Alex Jones Tv - Hyperinflation Coming to The USA!
sakerfa wrote 3 weeks ago: Alex talks with Marc Faber, investment analyst, entrepreneur, and publisher of the renowned Gloom Bo … more →
Gold
Rick Schroeder wrote 3 weeks ago: Why are there gold vending machines in Germany. Could this have something to do with wheel barrels f … more →
The American Empire Is Bankrupt
sakerfa wrote 1 month ago: This week marks the end of the dollar’s reign as the world’s reserve currency. It marks the start of … more →
Lady Eve Marlowe and the pearls...
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: Lady Eve's diary and her string of pearls from Cairo Lady Eve Marlowe recounted her wild days … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 29
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: Lady Eve Marlowe has left Berlin and returned to her home. I hope you enjoyed her month-long advent … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 28
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: Eve's Berlin Diary, her dancing shoes and her favorite souvenir: a doll from the Weimar era Berl … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 27
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: I shall not hold back the truth of what I felt when a madman held a knife to my throat in a darkened … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 26
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: Over the following two weeks I lived under the threat of being murdered. A nervous, frantic existenc … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 25
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: I’d taken to wearing trousers during those uncertain days in 1928 when I walked around the ci … more →
Romer, Bernanke, and the Flying Donkeys
sakerfa wrote 1 month ago: Obama’s economic Brain Trust has learned the wrong lessons from, and is repeating the mistakes … more →
Beware of false prophets
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hpx83 wrote 1 month ago: If one was biblical, the appearence of false prophets would indicate that the US economy is seeing i … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 24
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: I was in deep despair over finding the death threat written in blood red lipstick on my Carneval mas … more →
HyperInflation: Images From Weimar
freemarketman wrote 1 month ago: The Dangers of Printing Money The Fed’s doing it. The Bank of England says it plans to do it, … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 23
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: Adapting Anita Berber’s signature trait of wearing nothing under her fur coat, I arrived at th … more →
Long-term memory loss...
emscheffel wrote 1 month ago: In my mid-teens I visitied the concentration camp Buchenwald - situated near Weimar, the historical … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 22
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: During the course of writing my stories about my time in Berlin, you have probably asked yourself: … more →
Hot Weimar Berlin: What you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask: Day 21
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Jina Bacarr wrote 1 month ago: This property is condemned. The façade is aging, peeling. The foundation has rotten parasites eati … more →
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