The Great-great grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the last ruler of Germany who was forced off the throne in 1918, is to marry on Saturday. Georg Friedrich Ferdinand Prince of Prussia is to wed Sophie Johanna Maria Princess of Isenburg… Continue Reading →
The German economy is teetering on the brink of recession. Business confidence has gone down. There’s been an unexpected fall in EU factory orders as the economy loses momentum. There was a slowdown in new orders. Exports have slowed in… Continue Reading →
In an attempt to appease countries like Finland that won’t vote for the second Greek bailout unless they have assurance that they will be paid back, there is a plan to have non-cash, Greek government assets handed over to such… Continue Reading →
Germany is suffering from slower growth during the second quarter of 2011. With Germany’s slow growth, the prospects of solving the bond crisis in Europe are dimming. The euro is essentially the old D-mark. Everyone who adopted it was privileged… Continue Reading →
Angela Merkel doesn’t want to back the creation of Euro Bonds. Nor does she want to contribute more to the EU bailout fund. Naturally Belgium, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain want Germany to contribute more. Germany wants to spread German… Continue Reading →
Teaching a politician in Greece that you don’t bribe your way out of a fix is like trying to teach a fish to walk. You might as well not waste your time. When Greece heard that Finland was going to… Continue Reading →
One of the main reasons Hitler appealed to Germans was because of his emphasis on law and order. After World War I there were attempted street revolutions, not the least being Hitler’s own failed Beer Hall Putsch in 1923. In… Continue Reading →
Hitler made an annual pilgrimage to Bayreuth for the Wagner Festival every year through 1940 when he attended a performance of Gotterdammernug Tuesday, July 23 at 3:00PM. He sat alone in his box for the next four hours. He didn’t… Continue Reading →
Germany and France floated more extreme measures as a way to save the Euro Zone’s common currency, the euro. Sarkozy and Merkel suggested that they might cut off the “region’s wayward spenders” from EU transfer funds or cohesion funds. They… Continue Reading →
The Wall Street Journal can tolerate a perpetual Greek debt crisis or one confined to the pigs: Ireland, Greece, Portugal, and Spain, even though Spain is the fourth biggest economy in Europe. It got a little concerned when Italy, the… Continue Reading →
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