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To: JoeA

Yorktown. It used to be “German”, like in the 1930’s. I knew a German-American kid in college (his father was Volksdeutsch in Yugoslavia and got drafted into the German Army for the war, but later emigrated to America.) I do not recall if the kid was born in the USA or Europe. We hoisted a few liters and grabbed some Schnitzel in one of the old Hofbrau.


10 posted on 07/26/2024 2:27:21 PM PDT by Lonesome in Massachussets (לעזאזל עם חמאס)
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To: Lonesome in Massachussets

When I lived there in the 80s there was still a sprinkling of German culture. A few restaurants, and a shop that sold the most wonderful marzipan confections. It was still known as Yorktown. About 7-8 years ago I was back for a wedding, and all that is gone.


12 posted on 07/27/2024 10:31:02 AM PDT by JoeA (JoeA (This election determines the fate of our Constitutional Republic)
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