Anlässlich des 79. Jahrestages der Bombardierung von Dresden (13.-15.02.1945), denke ich zurück an den 2. August 2020, als mir (im badischen Teil von Baden-Württemberg geborener Mensch) die „Preußin“ Katja-Franziska Müller im Hotel Adlon den Satz von Churchill erwähnte „Den Deutschen muss der Geist von Schiller ausgetrieben werden“.
👉Rütli Schwurr (Der Geist von Schiller kann als ein alemannischer Geist angesehen werden, Wie unterscheidet sich hiervon der preußische und russische Geist?)
Anlässlich des 79. Jahrestages der Bombardierung von Dresden (13.-15.02.1945), denke ich zurück an den 2. August 2020, als mir (im badischen Teil von Baden-Württemberg geborener Mensch) die „Preußin“ Katja-Franziska Müller im Hotel Adlon den Satz von Churchill erwähnte „Den Deutschen muss der Geist von Schiller ausgetrieben werden“.
👉Rütli Schwurr (Der Geist von Schiller kann als ein alemannischer Geist angesehen werden, Wie unterscheidet sich hiervon der preußische und russische Geist?)
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