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Scenes that shocked Germany For the first time a book reading was crushed by the police in 2024. I was the author. Dozens of policemen stormed a beerhall in Neulingen, where I was giving a keynote about Remigration. At the same time everyday there are 2 gangrapes, 80 knife...

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Elvis Presley looking back on what life was really like during his time in the Army: In a 1960 interview at Graceland, Elvis pushes back against the tabloid narratives that had built up around him during his service in Germany. The interviewer asks about rumors of a special someone he met overseas. Elvis responds: "Not any special one. There was a little girl that I was seeing quite often over there that her father was in the Air Force, and actually they only got over there about 2 months before I left. I was seeing her and she was at the airport when I left and there were some pictures made of her. But it was no big romance. I mean, the stories came out 'the girl he left behind' and all that. It wasn't like that." The frustration with how his life was being portrayed comes through when the interviewer casually asks if he liked the food in Germany and whether he ate out at restaurants. Elvis's answer reveals just how isolated his time abroad actually was: "I never ate in a restaurant the entire time when I was in Germany. I either ate in the mess hall or at home. One of the two. In fact, I never went anywhere while I was in Europe except to Paris. I went to Paris on a leave and that was all." The picture he paints is strikingly different from what fans might have imagined — no European adventures, no restaurant dinners, no grand romance. Just the mess hall, home, and one trip to Paris. When asked about what comes next, Elvis keeps it simple and focused: "Well, the first thing I have to do is to cut some records, and then after that I have the television show with Frank Sinatra."

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