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Joop SS 2013 - Lars Burmeister

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Lars Burmeister by Peter Lindbergh 2006

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Lars Burmeister by Philippe Vogelenzang

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Lars Burmeister in “Révolution de Velours” by Nathaniel Goldberg for GQ France, October 2008 

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#Tbt "The IncredibleS 18" da Esquire Serbia

#Tbt “The IncredibleS 18” da Esquire Serbia

No nosso #tbt dessa quinta feira vamos voltar para Outubro de 2015 com os modelos Andy Walters @iamandywalters Clark Bockelman @clarkbockelman Diego Fragoso @diegofragosonyc Edward Wilding @edwardwilding Elia Cometti @eliacomettireal Florian Van Bael @florianvb Francisco Lachowski @chico_lachowski John Halls @johnhalls_ Lars Burmeister @lars_burmeister Laurin Krausz @laurinkrausz Mariano…

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Lars Burmeister

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Gant SS 2013 - Lars Burmeister photographed by Mikael Jansson

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Lars Burmeister by Philippe Vogelenzang

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Lars Burmeister by Philippe Vogelenzang 

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Die Wunschliste

Vor 2 1/2 Jahren hab ich ein neues Projekt begonnen - das Wunschprojekt. Dafür habe ich Wünsche gesammelt und sie nach und nach geschrieben. Jetzt, wo der 100. Wunsch einging, beschloss ich, die Liste endlich mal zu schließen. (Manche Zahlen kommen doppelt vor, weil ich am Anfang anders gerechnet habe, deshalb sind es eiiigentlich 102 Wünsche...)

Hier kommt die fertige Liste. 1002 Wünsche. Und ich hab noch was dabei - nämlich wieder eine Umfrage :D Ich wüsste nämlich gerne, was von den nicht geschriebenen Wünschen überhaupt noch relevant ist. Jeder Wunsch, der mindestens eine Stimme bekommt, bleibt auf der Liste, alle anderen werden gestrichen - und machen vllt Platz für neue Wünsche? Denn eigentlich ist hiermit die Wunschliste geschlossen.

Hier entlang zur Umfrage.

(Anmerkung zur Liste: Fett = bereits geschrieben, kursiv = es gibt einen Plot)

01.  Mia-san-bayern-muenchen: Joshua Kimmich x Sebastian Rode

01. Palomita: Marcel Schmelzer x Neven  Subotic

02. Melanie: Johannes Geis x Leon  Goretzka x Max Meyer

03. Lana:  Johannes Geis x Leon Goretzka x Max Meyer

04. bika74: Paul Verhaegh x Jannik  Vestergaard

05.  luisaakainsane: Martin Kelly x Danny Wilson

06. ladytonic: Roman Bürki & Julian  Weigl

07. toni_paco: Benedikt Höwedes x Mats  Hummels

08. haesje: Roman Bürki x Erik Durm

09. Mia-san-bayern-muenchen:  Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg x Patrick Weihrauch

10. Miri: Daniel Baier x Marwin Hitz

11. litsch & Nathia: Matthias  Ostrzolek x Paul Verhaegh

12. temsah: Hakan Calhanoglu x Christoph  Kramer

13. Nathia: Mats Hummels x Erik Durm

14. Ellen FCB: Kevin Großkreutz x Manuel  Neuer

15. dfbfangirli18: Julian Draxler x  Benedikt Höwedes

16.  rawrr-i-am-a-dragon: Max Meyer/Ralf Fährmann

17. Lisa: Konstantin Rausch x Lars  Stindl

18. glavobolja: Miro Klose x Gigi Buffon

19. sehrgutpeter: Nils Petersen/Vincenzo  Grifo

20. chipsyio: Nuri Sahin x Henrich  Mchitarjan

20. chipsyio:  Pierre-Emile Aubameyang x Marco Reus

21. neven4me:  Lewis Holtby x Ivo Ilicevic

22. Vicky: Ronny Philp x Markus  Weinzierl

23. ein-schuss-ein-tor: Yann Sommer x  Marwin Hitz

24. niemals-allein: Samuel Radlinger x  Christopher Avevor

25. Peti: Daniel  Baier x Christian Gentner

26. becci-chan: Manuel Neuer x Benedikt  Höwedes

27. andrisheep: Piotr Trochowski x  Patrick Funk

28. eowyn_faith: Kevin Großkreutz x  Bastian Schweinsteiger

29. grizilicious: Antoine Griezmann x Karim  Benzema

30. permens: Ich hätte gerne Clemens  Fritz x Per Mertesacker

31. marcinho11: Marco Reus x Erik Durm x  Olli Kirch

32. elekgirl: Erik Durm x Jonas Hoffmann

33. mrscrab:  Mitch Langerak x Mario Götze

34. rapskolben: Leonardo Bittencourt x  Moritz Leitner

35. anon: Mats  Hummels x Neven Subotic

36. schwarzgelbetraeume & rawrr-i-am-a-dragon:  Bernd Leno x Marc-André ter Stegen

37. cherrysky09: Aron Johansson x Jannik  vestergaard

37. cherrysky09: Janek sternberg x  Michael zetterer

38. hoemmels_fan: Sebastian Kehl x Clemens  Fritz

39. savassavalas: André Hahn x Patrick  Herrmann

40. kaktuspo: René Adler x Clemens Fritz

41. estefania1893: Konstantin Rausch x  Felix Burmeister

42. Hanna: Diego Benaglio x Marcel  Schäfer

43.  bastian-casillas-fussballgott: Iker Casillas x Sergio Ramos

44. n o x: Olivier Giroud x Antoine  Griezmann

45. dragon12:  Fortsetzung Iker Casillas x Sergio Ramos

46. neven4me:  Neven Subotic x Marcel Schmelzer

47. Madrilena: etwas mit Adnan Januzaj

50. toni_paco:  Piotr Trochowski x Clemens Fritz

51. sehrgutpeter: Julian Brandt x Levin  Öztunali

52. sehrgutpeter: Stefan Bell x Loris  Karius

53. sehrgutpeter: Bernd Leno x Sebastian  Boenisch

54. sehrgutpeter: Sebastian Boenisch x  Gonzalo Coastro

55. sehrgutpeter: Hakan Calhanoglu x  Lars Bender

56. sehrgutpeter: Daniel Ginzcek x Kevin  Schindler

57. sehrgutpeter: Felix Kroos x Fin  Bartels

58. sehrgutpeter: was mit Kevin Kampl

59. sehrgutpeter: Tobias Sippel x Yann  Sommer

60. sehrgutpeter: Über Dominik Kohr

61. luisaakainsane: Felix Kroos x Kevin  Pannewitz

62.  rawrr-i-am-a-dragon: Gerard Pique x Cesc Fabregas

63. chipsyio: Piszczykowski

64. Madrilena: Thorgan Hazard x Erik  Durm

65. anon: Marwin Hitz x Gigi Buffon

66. anon: Marwin  Hitz x Iker Casillas

67. anon: Daniel Baier x Marwin Hitz

68. worldofstone: was zu Felix  Burmeister

69. temsah: Sokratis x Huntelaar

70. lana: Felix Platte x Daniel Heuer  Fernandes

71. chipsyio: Fuckbuddies - Nuri Sahin x  Erik Durm und andere

72. nandosbutt: Bastiando mit Kindern

73. anon: Gigi  Buffon x Iker Casillas

74. anon: Gigi  Buffon x Andrea Pirlo

75. buerkihoe: Fortsetzung Roman Bürki x  Adnan Januzaj

76. buerkihoe: Roman Bürki x Emre Mor

77. neven4me:  Lewis Holtby x Matthias Ostrzolek

78. chipsyio:  Ilkay Gündogan x Shinji Kagawa

79. anon:  Cristiano Ronaldo x Fabio Coentrao

79. sehrgutpeter: Was mit Konstantinos  Stafylidis

80. NoFangirl: Zlatko Junuzovic x Robert  Bauer

81. Sammy123: Stürki mit Kindern

82. Meerschweinchen: SCHWEIZER  TORHÜTERORGIE

83. dragon: Felixfin aus Felix' Sicht

84. petersensmondfahrt: Maximilian  Philipp x Nils Petersen

85. petersensmondfahrt: Philipp Max x  Maximilian Philipp

86. chocabel:  Leon Goretzka x Max Meyer x Johannes Geis

87. sinahjcx: Stürki - Hasenjahre - ein  Kapitel aus Romans Sicht

88. meggiesobsessions: Manuel Neuer x  Thomas Müller

89. anon: Mats  Hummels x Neven Subotic

90. anon: Leon  Goretzka x Christoph Kramer

91. anon: Oscar Wendt x Havard Nordtveit  

92. CookieKat98: Fortsetzung Dr Jekyll  Mr Hyde - Manuel Neuer x Thomas Müller

93. meggiesobsessions: Marc Bartra x  Erik Durm

94.  apricotstone: Max Meyer x Leon Goretzka Johannes Geis

95. Ratisbono: Joshua Kimmich x Sven  Ulreich

96. princess28: Fortsetzung Frankenderby  - Niklas Stark x Niclas Füllkrug

97. nuebelinho:  Alex Nübel x Daniel Caligiuri

98. anon: Alfred  Finnbogason x Rurik Gislason

99. helllichtenacht: Fortsetzung  Griezoud

100. lili: Marco Richter x Daniel Baier

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The Girl from Copenhagen: Glenn Peterson’s memoir of his mother during WWII

What was daily life like in occupied Denmark? If you weren’t part of a group specifically targeted to be sent to a concentration camp, would you notice fascism? 

During the first few years of the Nazi occupation most Danes simply held their noses and put up with the armed soldiers stationed on the street corners of every major city. Before the 1940 invasion, Denmark had been in a recession. Jobs were hard to come by, and incomes were depressed. Almost immediately after the invasion, however, the economy picked up. The German occupiers were willing to pay top prices for manufactured goods and farm produce to supply the war effort. 

In 1943 my mother’s father, Lars Buus, was now able to afford a much larger farm. The four-story farmhouse, with servants' quarters in the attic, looked like some manor house you might see on Downton Abbey. My mother, living in Copenhagen, was able to get a high-paying job as a book keeper at the largest shipyard in Denmark.  Unlike Jews in other occupied countries, the Jews of Denmark were never forced to wear the Star of David. However, a German-issued identity card served a similar purpose, and any German soldier could stop you on the street and demand to see you’re I.D., which indicated your religion. (Ausweiss, bitte.”) 

The Nazi occupiers went too far when Hitler issued orders to have the Danish Jews rounded up and sent to concentration camps in Germany. The Danes got wind of the plan and succeeded in smuggling nearly all of Denmark’s 8,000 Jews across the ∅resund to neutral Sweden on a flotilla of small boats. Enraged by this act of defiance, Hitler began to crack down on the formerly docile Danes. In Copenhagen there were almost daily acts of sabotage, some committed by the Danish Resistance, others committed by the Germans in retaliation. Tivoli Gardens, the beloved amusement park in the heart of Copenhagen was vandalized and firebombed by Danish Nazis. 

On her way to work, Inge Buus would see bullet-scarred walls and bombed-out buildings on nearly every street. She got used to the sight of German tanks rumbling through the town square. But not to worry. The Yanks were coming.

Was the kind of quick romance that your parents had common in those days? 

After she came to the United States my mother’s best friend was Nicole, a Belgian woman who had met and married a GI in a similar whirlwind courtship. I imagine that there were many such courtships. I recall my father telling me how some Frenchmen resented GIs and British soldiers who were dating French women. My father’s commanding officer cautioned his men to always travel in pairs, and to stay away from doorways, where a resentful Frenchman might jump out and stab you in the back. GIs also had to be careful in a bar, lest they get a bottle of Calvados that had been laced with wood alcohol. And I thought we were allies.

Was your parents’ marriage a happy one? 

My mother and father had a good marriage. I have always been amazed how Inge Buus could have left her homeland to marry a man she had known for less than two weeks after meeting him at a dance in Copenhagen. It must have been love at first sight.  While living in an apartment in Jersey City, my parents would drive every weekend to a building lot in rural New Jersey, where they built their dream house with their own hands. I was too young to  participate in the construction, but I straightened out numerous bent nails for my father. We had no running water or electricity, and the work, all done with hand tools, was hard. 

But we were all happy, camping out overnight in a plywood shed my father had built. We lived in our dream house for only ten years before Bob felt the urge to move on to greener pastures. There would be frequent moves over the years. The repeated packing and unpacking upset me. (Once, I still had a final unpacked box in my closet when it was time to move again.) But Mother never complained. Having left behind a loving family and friends in Denmark, she no doubt shared the same spirit of wanderlust as her mate. I don’t recall ever hearing my parents argue, perhaps because my mother was good at compromising, which may be one of the secrets to a successful marriage.

After the war, or during it, did the fact that Inge had worked on a shipyard serving the German navy cause any issues for her?

When Inge moved to Copenhagen, she had her heart set on becoming a nurse. But after a year or so at nursing school she found that the long shifts and countless hours on her feet took a toll on her. Her ankles would swell up, making her as infirm as some of her patients, and she would have to lie down. So she was forced to give up the idea of becoming a nurse. With a solid background in math, she found employment in1944 as a book keeper at Burmeister and Wain. Her parents did not like her working at the shipyard, as its roll in making and repairing U-Boats for the German navy made it a target for RAF bombers and the Danish Resistance. In 1945, with the war heating up, Inge left the shipyard and found work keeping the books at a silversmith’s shop a safe distance away from Copenhagen Harbor. So her last place of employment had no connection with the German war effort.

What do you think about Inge’s life could be inspirational for younger readers? 

Though Inge grew up on her parents’ farm, she was not a typical farm girl. She never mastered the art of milking a cow, and she did not like gathering the eggs from the hens because the squawking birds would peck angrily at her hands. She did, however, learn many household skills from her mother that would serve her for the rest of her life. She learned cooking and baking. She learned to knit and sew, and was able to make her own clothes. An excellent student, she applied herself well in school, and learned to speak English without a trace of an accent.

Girl from Copenhagen by Glenn Peterson is available here from publisher The Writer Central.