STOLPERSTEINE – STUMBLING BLOCKS. Gunter Demnig’s homage to the Holocaust. Barbara Kingstone October 5, 2015 Europe, Feature, Germany STOLPERSTEINE – STUMBLING BLOCKS. Gunter Demnig’s homage to the Holocaust. By Barbara Kingstone On a cold, dull winter Sunday...
Lufthansa Launches New Route From Toronto to Munich Barbara Kingstone June 6, 2014 Europe, Germany, News Canada introduces second new service for 2014 Toronto, June 6, 2014 – Yesterday, Lufthansa expanded its long-haul services from...
Wolfsburg, Germany Barbara Kingstone January 17, 2011 Europe, Germany Only an hour by train or car from Berlin, Wolfsburg is a town built on car production and is for car lovers. With 25 hectares of...
Wolfsburg, Germany. The Autostadt has vroom for the family and a 5 star hotel for conferences Barbara Kingstone January 17, 2011 Europe, Germany Wolfsburg Germany doesn’t exactly tumble off your tongue when discussing Germany. Pity! The small city with a population of just over 100,000,...
Opera Houses in Germany (Part I) Barbara Kingstone January 17, 2011 Europe, Germany Erfort, Germany's opera house Baden's opera house ”Without music, life would be an error”, Friedrich Nietzsche Proof that...
KaDeWe spotlights these gem highlights Barbara Kingstone January 17, 2011 Europe, Germany, Indulgences, Jewellry Germany, I have noticed for some time, has some of the world’s most innovative and original jewelry designers. My assumption was recently...
Dresden’s New Synagogue, a place to behold Barbara Kingstone January 17, 2011 Europe, Germany From one side, Dresden’s newly erected synagogue looks like a twisted block of solid limestone-coloured concrete. However, the...
Stolpersteine – Stumbling Blocks: The creation of Gunter Demnig’s homage to the Holocaust Barbara Kingstone January 17, 2011 Europe, Germany On a cold, dull winter Sunday morning in Cologne Germany, when everything is closed as tight as a clam, the streets devoid of people, it was with...
Cologne to Kippenheim Barbara Kingstone January 17, 2011 Europe, Germany I’m standing on the Hohenzollern Bridge in Cologne and feel as though I’m watching 2000 years of Jewish history of the area, flow down the...
