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Never been to a nude beach and have been told that they are a disappointment. Said the old geezers needed to iron their birthday suits!
I travelled to Ukraine once. It was a rainy season there. The mud there is just pure hell, it sticks to you from a mile away. Kije sticky clay. Man, I feel the pain of the German tanks that were crossing Ukraine in WWII.
Know it's a bit off-topic, but Ukrainians welcomed the Wehrmacht tanks with flowers. They had not been happy with Stalin's forced land expropriations, and several million deaths in the process. Tens of housands of Ukrainians served in the Waffen SS, an elite army with no conscipts. The whole story is not that Black 'n White as it's usually painted.
I honestly have no idea what to believe. History is just getting so "remixed" by all the different history books and people's opinions. One thing is for sure, the roads that the Germans built in Ukraine are still standing strong. The roads the Ukrainians built a month ago are falling apart.
Which is IMHO not difficult to understand. Historians are usually tenured academics, that rather have to follow the official agenda then the truth, or else ... History is usually (re)written by the victor. But back to the OP: I would guess Eastern Europe, perhaps Budapest/Hungary.
The one thing about history is there is not future in it! A friend's daughter was a history major in college. She took a job as a flight hostess with Delta Airlines. She was fascinated when she flew to Europe and could visit so many places that she had just read about. If I was going to travel overseas, it would be to visit where my grandparents were born in the late 1890s. Yes, history can be slanted or completely ignored, depending on who is writing it. A close friend encountered a local college student that had no clue that the Boston Tea Party involved dumping tea leaves in the Boston harbor. Remember, these are the future leaders. To close this post, each day, IMHO, is a new adventure! Good hunting and fishing!
