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About Frankfurt

I’m watchin’ Marge buyin’ junk she don’t need—whore got her good! Happy? Sure, when I see through it—like Adam in the flick, all sarcastic, “Humans are tedious.” Surprised me, tho, how deep it runs. Some dude in the 1800s, forgot his name—prolly drunk—said whores built cities. Truth! They’re the hustle, the grind. Makes me wanna yell, “D’oh! Why’s it so damn clever?”

4. Working Girls: White-Collar Workers and Prostitutes in Late Weimar Fiction

The Whore of Babylon is a key apocalyptic trope in Alfred Döblin's modernist novel Berlin Alexanderplatz: Die Geschichte von Franz Biberkopf .

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!

Joint Statement of the Foreign Ministers of the Weimar Triangle on Georgia