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I think those Nazi pictures were a bit unnecessary (as indeed the Nazis themselves were). Germany has moved on.
I think those Nazi pictures were a bit unnecessary (as indeed the Nazis themselves were).
I think those Nazi pictures were a bit unnecessary (as indeed the Nazis themselves were). Germany has moved on.
This is what I love about Britain. Probably the only country in the world where the Nazis were just "a bit unnecessary". Kind of like a slight inconvenience; a minor wrinkle in the grand scheme of things that's now been put right...
I have only lived in Germany for a few months but my observations are similar. Although Germans seem to enjoy being comfortable they are definitely not sloppy about it like typical N. American. In the college towns I have wandered around (Heidelberg and Bamberg) most of the younger folks were in denim and nice winter coats and just looked more "put together" than students one would see in the US. From what I saw, young professionals were in suits w/out pocket squares or ties. I imagine someplace like Frankfurt would be more formal - Stuttgart less so. Regardless, enjoy your time in Germany. It is a beautiful country with (once you break that initial barrier) very warm, friendly people. Also, the women are hot.
Hi, all! I'm going be studying abroad in Germany (Stuttgart) this summer. I just want to know what Germans usually wear for formal events, lectures at the university, casual wear, etc. At this point, the only things I'm sure I'm going to pack are: lots and lots of shirts, a couple of jeans, chinos, a blazer, a navy suit, couple of ties, belts, brown oxfords, running shoes, my normal gym attire, and personal furnishings. Basically, my look is sort of American prep. Is there a certain look that Germans tend to go for? Thanks.
Images of SS and lederhosen
dressing well will be seen with suspicion by many, such as in Berlin. Stuttgart is not that leftist, but you can still get away with anything.