local people say wine is simply a traditional part of the heidelberg lifestyle. in the balcony and this is my first mulled wine of the year and the fragrance goes through my nose into my entire body and gives me such a feeling of home but i've heard you feel that up. and with that the city of hard back is well equipped for the cold winter season. and now is a good time to let you in on this week's draw a line of the christmas season we are also getting in the spirit with certain traditions and one involves the same the song silent night so of course we would like to hear your version just go to our website to see how to take part and by doing so you can qualify twin a cd and the original wooden christmas pyramid and with that we are out of time as always for me in the rest of the crew here thanks for tuning in and we'll see again tomorrow. the. next time on your own max a live picture of the ins and skating show stars. of shane cole and bruno muscle are among the world's best pair skaters now their stories for holiday on ice the show that has been thrilling audie

and in heidelberg we have a third variant i rose a bold wine. and it was made for pink monday my charity event for an aids organization. but what is responsible for that special christmas a taste of mulled wine natalie miller who works together with her husband reveals a family secret. this is have nothing to hide in a recipe i still use today is a very simple recipe from a great grandmother. in terms of the ingredients we use just three spices cloves starting nice and cinnamon and the fruits a classic lemon and orange. the ancient romans used to spice and sweetened their wine when it was too sour in the middle ages people believed in the healing properties of the fruit drink in germany first became commercially available in large quantities in the one nine hundred fifty s. . back in. the old wine goes well with the hardy winter specialties like potato pancakes and mushrooms. there are a surprising number of mulled wine stands here. local people say wine is simply a traditional part of the heidelberg lifestyle. of the falcon and this is my first

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this was actually based on a study professor of economics at heidelberg came up with this concept of basically conducting economic warfare against great britain. using your submarines to enforce a sort of blockade. and, if you look at the results, this was march-september 1915, this was the number of ships, and this was the town age. if you look there 107 ships it is beginning to look like it is pretty effective. but, the international outcry as you might imagine was profound. and then it began to fall off, so by the early autumn of 1915, essentially the germans are pulling back and essentially are using their u-boats only to attack warships. now we move on to 1917. it is a different picture. the war has been stalemated, the germans are basically bleeding to death on the western front and the eastern front. so, now they have gotten to come up with some new plan, and that becomes the unrestricted submarine warfare of 1917. it is also known as the week wore. why? because, essentially, it is going back to that concept of starving out great britain. the analysis says that if you can thin