Subj : Re: Roaring 20's NOT To : ANNA CHRISTINA NASS From : JOE MACKEY Date : Mon Feb 22 2021 06:02:44 Anna wrote -- > In Berlin, life might have been pretty interesting, as it became a > cultural hotspot of the days. > But especially the econonic crisis of the first years of the 1920s and the rising right-wing problems during the years was really something that I didn't want to experience. IMHO Germany was treated shabbily after the Great War by the Allies. There was a lot of bad blood between a England, France and Germany before then. Germany had gone through a lot from the late 1840s till then, then after the various states were united into one Germany with the leaders seeing England's empire and wanting one as well, for which England didn't want. Competition and all that don't you kno > I'm from Karlsruhe, south-west Germany. If I'm not mistaken, that's were Nero (who makes a burning program) is located. I'm in Huntington, WV, where Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia meet on the Ohio River to the north (Ohio) and the Big Sandy River (Kentucky) to the west. > I had a FidoNet point in the late 90s (near Augsburg, Germany) and at the end of 2020, I started my own BBS, where I'm now my own point :) I have never had a board myself and don't have a clue how to run one or have the time. I was on several local boards in the late '80s/early '90s when I found Fido. One Memories mod died, another replaced him and when he retired it was handed over to me, simply because I have been here a long time. This a very friendly board and my moderating is minimal. Mostly just a general reminder its about one's memories, regardless of how long or short that might be. In gist modern religion and politics is a no-no. One can discuss ancient religion (was Odin better than Zeus?) or the like. Or was the HRE better than other empires? But no modern political party is better than the other one (whichever that other one might be). Joe --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5 * Origin: Fido Since 1991 | QWK by Web | BBS.FIDOSYSOP.ORG (1:123/140) .