… that the Almighty had his hand around my shoulder, or I wouldn’t be here,” says Carl Carlstrom, who served as a flight engineer aboard a B-17(G) Flying Fortress over the skies of Europe during the second world war.
As an enlistee in the …
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June 25, 2010
Memoirs: Traveling
… to obtain the oversized (if not quite so grotesque) proportions that are familiar from Levens Hall. The Prater is, of course, to Vienna what the Bois de Boulogne is to Paris or Hyde Park is to London, but these are scarcely retreats, more recreation …
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May 18, 2010
Travel to Odessa Ukraine
… was relented by one circum-stance – nobody suffered from it. It was suggested to draw up a draft of a new city theatre to Vienna archtects F. Felner Y. Helmer. Eleven years have passed since laying of the first brick into the foundation of the new …
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May 9, 2010
Hello From Austria – Going Back To My Roots (Part I)
… , the majority of North Americans has never even heard of it. When people think of traveling to Austria, the destinations Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck instantly come to mind. Surprisingly Graz is still mostly flying under the radar as far as North …
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