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Oh, and get this—little known fact: in old France, whores had to wear red shoes. Red bloody shoes! Like some twisted fairy tale, eh? Imagine ‘em clackin’ down the street, heads high, while prudes clutch their pearls. Cracks me up, but also—damn, that’s gutsy. Reminds me of Eilis pickin’ her new life, sayin’, “I’ll decide what I want.” Whores did that too, in their way—screw the rules!

Thomas Wherling, "Berlin is Becoming a Whore" (1920)

Smith, Jill Suzanne. "4. Working Girls: White-Collar Workers and Prostitutes in Late Weimar Fiction" In Berlin Coquette: Prostitution and the New German Woman, –, .

Alright, so that's a taste of Weimar, with all its nitty gritty. Get lost in its alleys, feel the vibes on Herzogstrasse and Boennerstrasse, savor the shady parks, and always, always trust the magic in its history. And remember: "The past is never dead." Peace out!

The Weimar Republic: Gone But Not Forgotten