Susanne Traschler has lived in Germany since 1998, but her roots in the Waldviertel are deep. HORN. For Susanne Traschler, Horn is far more than a place on the map. Here she grew up, here she has maturated and here her parents and two of her siblings live to this day. Even though she is now at home in Düsseldorf, the connection to the homeland remains. "I often spend my holidays there," says...
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Susanne Traschler has lived in Germany since 1998, but her roots in the Waldviertel are deep. HORN. For Susanne Traschler, Horn is far more than a place on the map. Here she grew up, here she has maturated and here her parents and two of her siblings live to this day. Even though she is now at home in Düsseldorf, the connection to the homeland remains. "I often spend my holidays there," says...