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October/November 1996
FEATURES
BERLIN: BUILDING TO BRIDGE THE GAP p. 20
Explore the capital-in-the-making, Europe's largest construction site
By Dave G. Houser
ADVENTURES IN PARADIES p. 26
Bungee jump, race car drive, hike, and sail with the best of them
By David Peevers
THE MEDIEVAL HEART OF NORTHERN GERMANY p. 32
Uncover the past in the cities of Hildesheim, Einbeck, Celle, and Lüneburg
By John Dornberg
CLOSING THE CIRCLE THROUGH RECYCLING p. 38
Find out why Germany leads in the world's recycling efforts
By Chris Bolgiano
GERMAN-AMERICAN
BEER BARONS VS. TEETOTALERS p. 46
Follow the battles of the U.S. Brewers Association during Prohibition
By John Hall
YESTERYEARS p. 50
By James Crutchfield
DEPARTMENTS
EDITORIAL p. 4
LETTERS p. 6
IN BRIEF p. 8
Helping the Disabled; HipHop'n Germans, Media Waves in Berlin/Brandenburg; Germany for Germans, but which Ones; and
Banter Box by Ian McMaster
PROFILE p. 12
An American Knight in Germany
By Thomas C. Lucey
GALLERY p. 14
Brown Slip and Peacocks' Eyes: The Folk Pottery of Eastern Germany and Old Silesia
By Charles R. and Ilona S. Mack
ENCOUNTERS p. 42
Oktoberfest Horses
By Dennis Burnside
AT HOME p. 54
Crossover Cuisine
By Daniela Schneider
LIBRARY p. 58
Interview with Daniel Goldhagen By Carol Bergman Book reviews of Dueling: The Cult of Honor in Fin-de-Siécle Germany; Dr. Oetker: Germany
Cooking Today--The Original; Bavarian Cooking: Old Bavaria, Franconia, and Swabia; and Emigration and Settlement: Patterns of German Communities in North America
CALENDAR p. 60
AND FINALLY... p. 64
Berlin: A Capital Yet to Come
By Gerhard Weiss
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