Leipzig: The German City that Helped Halt Communism - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Leipzig: The German city that helped halt communism - West Hawaii Today

Once trapped in communist East Germany, bustling Leipzig is now a city of business and of culture. It’s also a city of great history — Martin Luther, Goethe, Johann Sebastian Bach, Felix Mendelssohn, Richard Wagner, Angela Merkel, and many other German VIPs have spent time here.

Leipzig: The German city that helped halt communism - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Once trapped in communist East Germany, bustling Leipzig is now a city of business and of culture. It’s also a city of great history — Martin Luther, Goethe, Johann Sebastian Bach, Felix Mendelssohn, Richard Wagner, Angela Merkel, and many other German VIPs have spent time here.

RB Leipzig plays football as the owner would like. For a long time the plan of Saxony is a success story. In spite of all the wings they are overtaken left and right. If the project wants to go forward again, it will have to reinvent itself.

Our morning Bach is a blowing Bach. In 1729, in Leipzig, the German composer wrote a profane cantata about the struggle between Phébus and Pan in Greek mythology. It is a question of turning winds in this play probably written to be played at Café Zimmermann.