Even the Republic can’t dodge Germany football in Berlin. The subways are more quiet than in the middle of the night when there is a game going on. Some images from the second goal of Germany in a much too crowded Biergarten in Tiergarten.

As usual, the Russians know their way around memorials…

Recently we said goodbye to CS-er Marja Liisa from Finland with a dinner and a bunch of funny pictures. This is the best from my camera…

Taken at the partially emtpy St Anreas / Sankt Markus Friedhof in Berlin Hohenschonhausen. Thanks to Rachel! Finally some decent pictures of me.

In Berlin there are many old building just standing around unused. This hospital for children was opened in 1908 with a extra building opening in 1987 but closed in the nineties (1997) and since then nothing useful happened with the building. (The large images look nicer, so click on them)

Karl Liebknecht

Om mezelf maar weer eens van mijn radicaal-revolutionaire kant te laten zien, meegelopen in de demonstratie van 12 juni 2010. Leg de rekening neer bij degenen die de crisis hebben veroorzaakt; de bankiers en de neoliberalen.

I know I know! It’s darned queiet here on the Republic. What-is-this-guy-doing you might wonder upon? Well fair enough, Berlin is a nice city and it becomes even nicer if the weather permits. I’ve been doing a grand hanging out in the parks tour, risking my personal life and limbs, to bring you this posting.

Rosa Luxemburg