Nah, not east Germany, west part of it. In the area where Duesseldorf and Cologne are.

Heh.
My dad lives in Giengen an der Brenz. In the exact middle from München and Stuttgart. :D (Closest "big" city is Heidenheim).

ok Freefreddy :) I just asked because East Germany was the communist part of the country and i believed that any russians would propably live in that part :)

you didn't vote for Mr. Bush?
You bastard!

heh, I seem to be one of the few people who still supports President Bush a bit... but mostly because of my own zionist point of view.

I don't see what good Bush has done... He has negleted the mess inside his country ( the unemployment rate etc, have set new records ) only to wage his "war" against invisible enemies. He has managed to make USA the most hated country in the Arabic world ( and to other places too ), and this means only one thing. That terrorism will only grow, not stop. The only reason he did the Wars to iraq and Afganistan was to cover his enormous scandals, and to take more money by giving work to his bussiness ( remember that the constraction company of the Vice-president Cheney is involved in Iraq ). As i see it Bush will be remembered in the future ( i hope that he will lose the coming elections ) as the worst president ever.

Please....

Let us NOT turn this topic into a political debate!!

This is the worst case so far of you guys going WAY off topic.

Again...
Please, no political debates.

Thank you.

Well I wouldnt have even mentioned that. But alot of places I go, As soon as I say im an American they bash me to all hell, cause of President Bush... So i was just covering my hide.

WARNING: Keep it clean, ok? Else i'll move threads or just delete them..

Another Swede over here, in the far north (Kiruna) for those who wanna place me more precisly :D

Usually no Russians come to Germany, most are rather russian Germans from earlier centuries, as was my father too. The only reason they come to Germany though is to get money and things, which can be obtained in west Germany, not east for sure. 8) Our relatives came before us for the same reason, so as they called my father to Germany, it was west-Germany.
But as my mother is true Russian and I feel more related to her, I consider myself Russian too. :wink: