during the weimar era, as it's called, people flocked to berlin, to its cabarets, its clubs.of daily life were everywhere, it seemed. this right alongside the rising tide of evil that would soon eat half the world and reduce much of it to ashes. ♪ do you see any parallels between germany in the '20s and where we are today? >> yes. >> else: like when you read isherwood or other people from other countries coming to germany they say, "oh, everything is so cheap and affordable and you can get anything, anything you want." >> le pustra: living here, it's just -- just go for it. people come here and disappear into the nightlife and live their fantasies. and again, it was exactly like that in the '20s. it's the same, but just different. >> anthony: brendan nash is a historian who gives walking tours highlighting the weimar era's more famous ex-pats. else edelstahl is a promoter of '20s-themed events throughout the city. la pustra has been called cabaret's darkest muse. he's the creator of kabarett der namenlosen -- a weimar-inspired theatrical event that reimagines cabaret culture

weimar's poet . rottweilers come in second place in the wrong hands and if they're not well trained they can be lethal according to legend they were first read by the romans to protect cattle against wild animals rather. this wave of southern germany later used them to herd livestock and pull meat laden carts to markets the docks were named after the town of once a center of livestock trading now the dogs have a scary reputation. and yet they're often as meek as lambs. all these breeds are old that they've got nothing on the dell nation are number one in the ranking. pups are born with a plain white coat but start developing spots from the age of ten days or so. they're said to have the originated in dell nation in what is now croatia adriatic coast. me. over the centuries del nations have become quite fashionable. after all black and white never goes out of style me. your mags is very active on social media and facebook is just one platform away you can find out more about the program here's some of

the anna amalia library in weimar is still reminiscent of the creative wealth of that period. frederick doesn't care about the empire or about the culture of the germans as a whole he sees himself as precious fasts of and he travels from village to village almost three quarters of his subjects live in the countryside frederick reduces the severity of the peasant servitude on his own estates but elsewhere in prussia everything remains the same. the king is neither willing or able to upset the aristocracy because they provide the offices the foot soldiers come from the ranks of the peasants. since education isn't yet compulsory the king at least wants the future recruits to learn something. homes education why are you in school your majesty there is no school in all village mr then you must go to the next village you have to learn something or do you just want to herd sheep. shall be a soldier one day your majesty in what regiment humans are that in the bound book regiment and book then you definitely must learn a lot the king's soldiers have to be able to write and do their son

weimar germany is a city that's very special to him. it was here that he met his partner and where he studied at the prestigious france list music college. by my stance to the via my eyes the kind of home for me in germany every time i travel the world and meet new people if you did so by sloppy to be back in the fine ma if i find it in a harmony in weimar that i perhaps comp find in certain other cities spoiling me from getting to meet the. alexy start learn normally place together with large orchestras. but at some concerts his cello is the sole instrument as is the case in this church performance in the eastern german city of vienna. here starburst only a complement is a choir the musical marriage made in heaven. time now for something to eat and for that we're headed to the a tallying capital rome and of course while there we have to do as the romans do so we asked some of the younger residents where they typically go for a good meal stuffed pasta and then mitchie restaurant is on the menu. that can you tell neighborhood behind rome

over the poets and musicians so than lock far away from berlin at small a princely court such as weimar. the and this is where the timeless works of the german classical era were created they gave many people the feeling that their shared language is a unifying thread irrespective of the launch number and the diversity of the german territories. the ana amalia library environment is still reminiscent of the creative wealth of that period. frederick doesn't care about the empire or about the culture of the germans as a whole he sees himself as precious fust servant he travels from village to village almost three quarters of his subjects live in the countryside frederick reduces the severity of the peasant servitude on his own estates but elsewhere in prussia everything remains the same. the king is neither willing or able to upset the aristocracy because they provide the offices the foot soldiers come from the ranks of the peasants. since education isn't yet compulsory the king at least wants the future recruits to learn something. problems i finished in the why are you in school your ma

day women like a man who had cunts who lived in can expect also came from east prussia and went to weimar or every go south so to see wasn't the place that attracted such people as a couple the reason was probably when fast contemporary said that frederick's presence caused the really temperature to drop by a few degrees so i think it's similar time but it wasn't an environment in which great minds felt at ease your tulip in the was a cover for the ngata shayla and the other big names frederick you hardly ignored them all the poets and musicians thought that a lot far away from berlin at small a princely court such as i'm off. the end this is where the timeless works at the german classical era were created they gave many people the feeling that their shared language is a unifying thread irrespective of the launch number and the diversity of the german territories. the ana amalia and library environment is still reminiscent of the creative wealth of that period. frederick doesn't care about the empire or about the culture of the germans as a whole he sees himself as precious fust servant