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Kretschmer war mir bis jetzt nicht als linksextrem oder anarchistisch bekannt…
December 13, 2025 at 7:03 AM
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Kann es sein, dass ihr eure Ideen von diesem Berater habt:
December 13, 2025 at 5:06 AM
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Hier übrigens ein Bild des politischen Beraters der Union:
December 13, 2025 at 5:04 AM
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Das fragt sich Messi auch gerade
December 8, 2025 at 4:42 AM
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Wow, what a book. Maybe I'm just too stupid to appreciate its class, and I'm probably doing the author an injustice, but this book wasn't for me. The writing style didn't suit me, the flow of reading was constantly interrupted by new chapter headings, and I couldn't figure out... 📚💙#booksky
The image shows the cover of Zadie Smith's novel “The Lying Fingers.” The background is a deep dark blue. Numerous ornamental, antique-looking spoons in various sizes and colors are arranged across the entire cover—mostly in shades of blue, green, and turquoise. The spoons are richly detailed and lie horizontally on top of each other, almost as if stacked or arranged in a pattern. At the top, the author's name is written in large, white, block-like letters: ZADIE SMITH. At the bottom, also large and white, is the book title: BETRAYAL. The word “novel” is written in small white letters between the rows of spoons. Between the spoons are two men dressed in Victorian clothing, depicted as black-and-white illustrations: one at the top left, turned slightly to the right, the other at the bottom right, looking to the left. Both look like figures from old copperplate engravings or historical drawings and stand on the spoons as if they were a stage. At the top right is the small publisher's logo Kiepenheuer & Witsch in white lettering.
December 7, 2025 at 8:32 AM
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Planung für Patenkindtour 2026 steht, nun muss Weihnachten nur noch gewählt werden:
Tour 1: Runde in Luxemburg: 391 km, 4.940 hm (4 Etappen)
Tour 2: Leipzig -> Kassel: 330 km, 3.200 hm (3 E)
Tour 3: Frankfurt -> Göttingen: 337 km, 3.610 hm (3 E)
Tour 4: Frankfurt -> Nürnberg: 353 km, 3.460 hm (3 E)
December 1, 2025 at 6:09 AM
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Da muss ich 42 Jahre alt werden, um dies zu erleben: meine ersten 13er bei Anstoß 3!
Screenshot eines Spielerprofils bei Anstoß 3. man sieht, dass der Spieler Stärke 13 hat!
November 28, 2025 at 6:14 PM
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November 27, 2025 at 10:17 AM
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Ich muss aufhören damit....
Luxemburg Runde mit 390 km und knapp 4.900 hm. Das ganze in 4 Etappen, Feiertagswochenenden können wirklich kommen.
November 19, 2025 at 6:20 PM
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Das tolle an der kalten Jahreszeit: Man kann schon Touren fürs nächste Jahr planen:
Odenwaldrunde mit 380 km und knapp 6.000 hm. Das ganze in 3 Etappen, Feiertagswochenenden können kommen.
November 18, 2025 at 5:22 PM
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This story is about the protagonist Lacy Stoltz. Lacy works as a solicitor for the Board of Justice and receives a tip-off from an informant that a judge has been accepting huge bribes for many years. after a short time, Lacy realises that the investigation could not, ...📚💙 #booksky
Book cover of the novel ‘The Firm’ by John Grisham, published by Heyne Verlag. The title is written in large white letters across a tropical night-time scene with palm trees and illuminated buildings, rendered in shades of blue and red.
November 11, 2025 at 5:43 PM
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Das ist doch eine der beworbenen Funktionen. Aber wie das funktioniert? Zauberei
November 10, 2025 at 6:58 PM
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What a wonderful and charming novel! The main character, Heinz, seems to be the typical looser: abandoned overnight by his great love Jenny, his latest business venture has failed and he is broke. His best friend, Franky, is more or less from same tribe: a rather down-and-out petty 📚💙 #booksky
Book cover of the novel ‘Die beste Idee der Welt – Das Cäsar-Problem?!?’ (The Best Idea in the World – The Caesar Problem?!?) by Bernhard Heckler. The design is in red and beige, with handwritten-looking scribbles and sketches. The author's name appears at the top in a red bar, below which are formulas and drawings of a Ferris wheel, a wrestling cage and euro signs. The title is written in large red letters in the centre and surrounded by a circle. At the bottom are names such as ‘Achim, Franky, Gernot, Guido, Heinz, Betül, Lada + Baschino’. The publisher's logo ‘Kunstmann’ is located at the bottom.
October 28, 2025 at 6:37 PM
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A frail, absent father, a depressed mother – and children who take on responsibility in a family that has come to Germany from Iraq: this is the basic situation in Karosh Taha's novel.
Like many others, the parents left home in search of a better life in the supposed El Dorado of Europe.📚💙 #booksky
Book cover of the novel ‘Description of a Crab Migration’ by Karosh Taha. The cover shows a stylised red crab with raised claws. Its body consists of red horizontal stripes, behind which a high-rise building in shades of red is visible. The background is light with fine, wavy lines. At the bottom is the publisher ‘DuMont’ with the note ‘eBook’.
October 23, 2025 at 5:21 PM
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In the early 1960s, Hanns-Josef Ortheil travelled with his father to post-war Berlin, which was still divided at the time. It was a journey back to the places where his father and mother had lived as a young couple during the Second World War.📚💙 #booksky
Book cover of the novel ‘Die Berlinreise’ (The Berlin Journey) by Hanns-Josef Ortheil, published by Luchterhand Verlag. The cover shows several birds in flight against a blurred background of a building, conveying movement and lightness.
October 17, 2025 at 5:08 AM
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Klar, in guter alter Tradition, nutzt das Heer sicher wieder Fahrräder… ein paar können wir ja sicher auch wieder den Niederländern zurückgeben
October 15, 2025 at 8:07 AM
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Als ich noch mehr Feiertage als meine Frau hatte, bin ich mal aus reiner Langeweile an einem langen Wochenende einmal rund ums Saarland gefahren:
Ich fand es schöner als erwartet.
October 10, 2025 at 10:43 AM
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After reading the first case of Inspector Adler, I had to read the second book in the series by Jürgen Tietz. Once again, the crime novel is set in bombed-out Berlin in 1947, where the shadows of war are omnipresent, and not just in the rubble. 📚💙 #booksky
Book cover of Berliner Schuld (Berlin Guilt) by Jürgen Tietz. In the foreground, three women can be seen working with shovels amid rubble. Behind them stands a damaged, classicist building with shattered windows. The scene is rendered in cool shades of blue and grey. At the top is the title: ‘Jürgen Tietz – Berliner Schuld. 1947: Inspector Adler's Second Case’.
October 4, 2025 at 8:06 AM
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Was will man in Sachen „Respekt im Verkehr“ erwarten, wenn die Polizei so parkt, das gerade 30 cm Platz bleiben? … btw: auf der anderen Seite gibt es einen großen Privatparkplatz für die Herren und Damen. Womöglich müsste man dann aber 5 Meter mehr laufen… #faulesPack
September 30, 2025 at 5:03 AM
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September 27, 2025 at 3:47 PM
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Und jetzt diese Passage aber im folgenden Setting:
Jahr 870 n.Chr. Mönch Bonifacius hat so eben seine erste Ultra-Pilgerreise nach Santiago de Compostela unternommen um am Grabe des Apostels Jakobus seine Sünden vergeben zu bekommen. Er berichtet seinen Abt von der Reise auf Latein....
September 26, 2025 at 5:09 AM
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“Berliner Monster” is Inspector Adler's first case and takes place in bombed-out Berlin in 1947. Three murdered and desecrated children lead to investigations in a city whose inhabitants struggle to survive every day and don't really miss children (and thus fellow citizens).📚💙 #booksky
Book cover of the novel “Berliner Monster” (Berlin Monster) by Jürgen Tietz. The subtitle reads: “1947: Inspector Adler's first case.” The illustration shows a landscape of rubble in warm orange and brown tones in Berlin after the destruction of World War II. In the foreground, a person wearing a hat stands next to a bicycle, and in the background, another figure stands by a wall. Ruins and damaged buildings dominate the cityscape, and a large sun hangs in the sky.
September 26, 2025 at 5:01 AM
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“Prussian Blue,” the 12th volume in the successful Bernie Gunther series, presents two stories separated in time and place, which are linked in a manner that is more laborious than successful.
One story is set in Berchtesgaden at the Berghof in 1939, the other...
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Book cover of the novel “Prussian Blue” by Philip Kerr. In the foreground, a dark silhouette of a man wearing a hat and coat stands with his back to the viewer. Next to him is an old car, with the Brandenburg Gate looming hazily in the background. The title “Berliner Blau” is written in red block letters within a rectangular frame.
September 25, 2025 at 6:47 PM
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September 23, 2025 at 5:05 PM
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Na, Herbstfreaks, glücklich über Kürbis? Ich hab jetzt schon die Schnauze voll
September 17, 2025 at 3:13 PM