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  1. Hello and good afternoon.
  2. My name is Katherine, Wait and today.
  3. Oh Bruce.
  4. I mean norman in Germany for the final project.
  5. The first place that I covered was Epling field.
  6. In Zeppelin field there is former Nazi rounds, reminds the
  7. Germany's darkness past 1985 made the first remembrance Before then,
  8. it wasn't really known, but now it is, there was
  9. a document that was opening Congress Hollins house and one
  10. that can show that it went on for quite a
  11. while because 2001 from a 1985 is a great difference.
  12. So it's not like it happened this short amount of
  13. time. It happened like over 20 years that this thing
  14. was still going on Germany now is the second largest
  15. city in Germany, the capital of Munich.
  16. It was founded in 1050, the population is 518,265 from
  17. now we can get that there's a lot of people
  18. that live in Germany, so it's not a small country,
  19. the mayor is Marcus kong King and it is a
  20. major industry city.
  21. That's one of the things that they're most known for.
  22. The links that I used to find this information right
  23. here. Mhm.
  24. The popular argument is between the US and Southern Union
  25. is a palace for a nazi race laws, which means
  26. it was probably between the blacks and the whites.
  27. It is a symbolic significance.
  28. It surely passed a wagon passage for prisoners going to
  29. trial. So shows what and how to do with the
  30. prisoners and how they help them out.
  31. The resolution is a passed a resolution on July 23,
  32. which was against all forms of anti somatic.
  33. So, if you were that, you probably weren't for this.
  34. Mhm. There's the links that I used to find the
  35. information. So human rights, we board is a great place
  36. to live.
  37. There is a cultural scene there facilities for good education.
  38. So it's probably good teachers, they might even get paid
  39. well which here the teachers don't get paid that well
  40. and like we learned the school system in Germany is
  41. very different from it is in America.
  42. So you have to keep that in mind too.
  43. But it's very affordable and people are very happy to
  44. live here.
  45. So yeah, I think it's a great place to live
  46. since the people there are saying that it's that they
  47. are happy the city in Germany that is internal criminal.
  48. Mhm. That might not make sense to you.
  49. But Germany is a city.
  50. No, that was at work for criminal like for internal
  51. tribunal. Okay.
  52. The wall that was passed was Nermin a claw In
  53. 1935 and are in Nuremberg Germany.
  54. Well, instead I used to find information on right here.
  55. Yeah, yeah.
  56. The national socialist is from 1933 to 1938.
  57. So that's over five years.
  58. That happened a while to the national socialists held their
  59. party rallies in Nuremberg.
  60. Today there is a museum to show what it was
  61. like when the rallies were meeting.
  62. So you can meet tourists and they can tell you
  63. tons of information about the cow about the party rallies
  64. if you're interested.
  65. It is four km long, so it's not a short
  66. thing. It's pretty long.
  67. Mhm. The historical policy places are impersonal castle.
  68. Well, uh walled out of town at an important commercial
  69. place from the Middle Ages.
  70. That's pretty long ago.
  71. But it's still important.
  72. Mhm. A polycystic.
  73. It was built in 1050.
  74. The stopping place for rulers.
  75. It had court assemblies and personal diet important for importing
  76. and exporting goods.
  77. So from now we can infer that it was by
  78. some kind of water.
  79. That way the ships can come in and out.
  80. Okay, I learned from this project that there was a
  81. lot of things in Germany that I didn't know about.
  82. Like I knew about the education system.
  83. Your time was different there than here, but I learned
  84. a bunch of history that like I didn't know before.
  85. So during this project was pretty interesting to me to
  86. see different information that they have there.