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Celebrating The Fall Of Tyranny And Socialism In Germany


Berlin, Germany—It was last November that I was fortunately involved with a documentary film that brought me to this wonderful city.

When I was drafted into the Army I somehow was sent to Germany instead of Viet Nam. For me it was pillow fights with delightful frauleins instead of firefights with Charlie Cong. I must say I fought very bravely.

I was lucky enough to be there for the celebration of the end of tyranny and that dreaded wall.

My dear friend Andrea, better known by me as, The Strudel was my beautiful tour guide.
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Anonymous said…
Paul, me thinks you have a "thing" for the lovely Andrea. That's OK because she is very pretty. But next time you do a little documentary, please show a few more shots of her. Also, do you speak German? Could a guy fed up with what's going on in our country live happily ever after if he moved there? And lastly, what other parts of Germany do you recommend if one were to visit Germany?
May 09, 2010 5:36 AM
Paul Huebl Crimefile News said…
I’d have to fully agree with you that Andrea is very pretty indeed! What real man would not have a thing for this great lady? She is as nice as she is lovely to look at! The nickname I gave her, Strudel fits her very well!

Andrea is a terrific ambassador for Germany. She bring in tourists in droves with her own natural star power.

As for Germany it’s as nice a place as any to live on earth right now. The winters are a little brutal but that makes the summers there so much more exciting.

Yes, I speak German but not nearly as well as I did when I was in the Army living there so long ago. But I know it’s all rapidly coming back to me when I speak with Andrea and her wonderful family members.
May 09, 2010 7:18 AM
Paul Huebl Crimefile News said…
I have not found a part of Germany I did not like but being a city dweller I say the larger cities all have lots of fun people and places to go.

The gun laws suck but the crime rate is not crazy like in the UK. There are lots of WW2 guns hidden by collectors here.

Germans love, music, dancing, and partying.
May 09, 2010 8:27 AM
Anonymous said…
Are you serious. If I go there can you hook me up with her? Strictly on the up and up of course because my wife will be going and she frowns upon infidelity,lol. But seriously, is this an occupation that Andrea does?
May 09, 2010 9:21 AM
Paul Huebl Crimefile News said…
Getting hooked up with Andrea is the dream of anyone who is lucky enough to meet her!

I have The Strudel featured in lots of videos both in Berlin and Los Angeles. She has that star quality for sure!

Here is another video you'd like!
http://www.youtube.com/user/crimefile#p/a/f/0/ZKKqW-0sZD4
May 09, 2010 9:37 AM
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