the cost of expanding their stadium for the two thousand and six world cup saddle kaiserslautern with big debts and soon the club was swapping europa league football for the second division bosses came and went but mismanagement proved constant and last season the club was relegated once more. luda the fact that it's now hoffenheim the recent upstart from the region bringing the bonus league back to kaiserslautern is met with mixed feelings. forcing terms it's an enormous challenge to play a champions league side it's not the kind of big name club that we would expect to sell out the stadium for but still it's abundance league at champions league level team against a third division team but that's what's so interesting about football that a sensation is always possible in a game like this one as in south america has a sensation used to mean bringing home the world cup now a victory against hoffenheim would qualify in cases louts and footballing dreams have become arc of lee more modest. i found frenzy greece as you say in bold as the track and field star arrives at fifty airports ahea

citizens live in the surrounding region which includes the city of kaiserslautern. the americans are welcome customers at local businesses for instance who and why on average the americans pump about two point three billion dollars per year into the kaiser's louts and regional economy as the on learning. that includes wages salaries rent payments on construction projects does the stuff that's a yearly average. and we have. the presence of the u.s. military is both a blessing and a curse on the one hand it makes a major contribution to the local economy on the other much of its work is shielded from the public. these few remaining bunkers date back to the nazi era they were cut into the local sandstone deposits as part of the system of defenses known as the secret on. after the war the allies developed this region as an important cold war base they took over the old bunkers. and also a stretch of highway that ran between kaiser's now turn and stop looking. there was portions of the autobahn here which mean an ideal landing field for both the allies and the axis power

and also a stretch of highway that ran between kaiserslautern and example. there was portions of the autobahn here which mean an ideal landing field for both the allies and the axis powers so they had built it all the way out here even though this area was quite rural at the time there wasn't heavy use for the roadway out here as of yet so it made a perfect landing field as it was flat it was even have to take the airplane out of the mud in the dirt and made it easier the americans didn't hesitate to reshape the area to meet their needs. for the cold war was under worse and the allies spent millions a year on military infrastructure of two nine hundred fifty three. there was a press report about the night of millions four hundred million marks worth of contracts were awarded in kaiserslautern in one night or thirty. a number of farmers were ordered to hand over their land and received very little compensation for it construction engineers drained swamps and cut down trees. in one nine hundred fifty one an estimated ten thousand workers from all over germany