I can’t help but wonder about the back story of this piece of notebook paper we found abandoned beside a walking path in Munich. Any ideas?
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I can’t help but wonder about the back story of this piece of notebook paper we found abandoned beside a walking path in Munich. Any ideas?
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wow, that’s really odd! I can only think it has something to do with soccer b/c it’s typically only little kids who have lined paper here and what little kid is thinking about USA? Except I think our soccer pretty seriously sucks compared to Germany’s, right? Weird.
I can read the words “Ausbildung” and “training” in the top left corner. (there’s another word with “A” before “Ausbildung”, but too stained, can’t decipher it, maybe it’s possible in full resolution?)… as “training” is one of the possible translations of “Ausbildung”, a possibility is that someone took some notes regarding training in the USA and ultimately got bored or whatever…
Sounds like a play on Germany’s national anthem…remnants of Oktoberfest? I think there were just as many Americans as Germans there this year:-)
I’m guessing it was kids sitting in an English class passing notes. Kid #1: “Why do we have to learn this stupid language?” Kid #2: “U.S.A. über alles, dude!”
Totally random! My take: might have been an American student [expat child/teen], bored in class, finding Germany blah & thinking of “home.”
I would think its a comment on US politics as a war machine compared to circa 1939 Germany and the national anthem “Deutchland, Deutchland, uber alles” which was a fascist anthem Germany later changed