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1. thecity-litcafe.typepad.com › the_citylit_cafeFrom Heinrich Boll to Gisa Klonne ... are these the ten best ...

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   May 8, 2012 · Boll brilliantly sums up what he sees as Cologne’s town-like atmosphere – ‘the town that is incidentally a city.’ There are people in Cologne who live ten minutes from the cathedral but ‘go into town’ when they go to the city centre.

2. theculturetrip.com › europe › germany11 Reasons Why Cologne Might Just Be Germany's Coolest City

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   Nationwide, Cologne’s locals are known for their liberal, tolerant and life-affirming attitude which does not only show during the Carnival celebrations, but also when the gay pride festival rolls on in July.

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3. magazine.cologne-tourism.com › culture › touched-byThe 6 most gifted Cologne writers – C for Cologne

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   Jan 26, 2024 · Nobel laureate Heinrich Böll is the best-known writer to have come out of Cologne. But there are several other authors for whom the city served or serves as a muse. We profile six of them. by Ronald Klein. 26 January 2024. Heinrich Böll: thought the cathedral was too showy. Heinrich Böll – without doubt the best-known writer to come from Cologne.

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4. www.aljazeera.com › features › 2016/1/30Is the German city of Cologne shifting to the right? - Al Jazeera

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   Jan 30, 2016 · As the city’s traditionally liberal identity is challenged, we meet those on the right who stand to gain. Cologne has traditionally been considered an unwelcoming place for the far right, but ...

5. thegreatestbooks.org › the-greatest › cologneThe Greatest Books of All Time Set in Cologne

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   The Greatest Books of All Time Set in Cologne. This list represents a comprehensive and trusted collection of the greatest books. Developed through a specialized algorithm, it brings together 352 'best of' book lists to form a definitive guide to the world's most acclaimed books.

6. theculturetrip.com › europe › germany11 Things You Need to Know before Visiting Cologne - Culture Trip

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   Sep 11, 2017 · Cologne embraces the loud, colourful procession, and has been secretly known to be Germany’s LGBT capital for decades. The ‘Bermuda Triangle’ around Schaafenstrasse has the highest concentration of gay bars, cafés, and nightclubs, but the Heumarkt area is also popular.

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   What is Cologne known for?

   • Nationwide, Cologne’s locals are known for their liberal, tolerant and life-affirming attitude which does not only show during the Carnival celebrations, but also when the gay pride festival rolls on in July.

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   Why is Cologne so popular in Germany?

   • 11 Reasons Why Cologne Might... Cologne is not exactly considered to be a beautiful city, but its unique vibe makes it one of the most popular in Germany – if not the coolest of all.

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   Is Cologne a Roman city?

   • As one of Germany’s oldest cities, Cologne’s city centre is dotted with remains of the early Roman settlement, dating as far back as 2,000 years. Archaeologists have unearthed a myriad of treasures from weaponry, ceramics and the famous Dionysus mosaic that once decorated the dining room of a Roman villa.

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   Why do people love Cologne so much?

   • Their deep-rooted affection manifests in their loyalty towards their mediocre football team, Kölsch beer, and countless carnival songs that celebrate the city. Tourists and those new to Cologne are often puzzled if not suspicious when teary-eyed locals enthusiastically swoon over every aspect of their hometown.

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   Is Cologne a left-wing city?

   • [Melanie Dittmer/Al Jazeera] Cologne, Germany – Famous for its fun-loving carnival and vibrant artistic scene, Cologne has long been considered a left-wing city. But the events of New Year’s Eve, when hundreds of women reported being robbed and assaulted, may be challenging that tradition and allowing the right to gain more of a foothold here

   Is the German city of Cologne shifting to the right?

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   Does Cologne have a gay pride parade?

   • As we know, Cologne loves a good parade. And the general liberal, tolerant, and life-affirming attitude bursts out of locals on the first weekend of July when the Christopher Street Day, or gay pride parade rolls through the city. Cologne embraces the loud, colourful procession, and has been secretly known to be Germany’s LGBT capital for decades.

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8. www.keesdegraaf.com › media › MiscBob Dylan: ‘Series of dreams’ –an analysis by Kees de Graaf

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   Bob Dylan: ‘Series of dreams’ –an analysis by Kees de Graaf. Somewhere else Dylan wrote: 'If my thought-dreams could be seen, they'd probably put my head in a guillotine'. Fortunately this does not apply for this series of dreams, this series are worthwhile seeing and thinking about. Why such a brilliant song was not included on the 'Oh ...