Ah, yes, field trips. “We’re visiting renaissance-era castle XYZ.” We did see the castle. From the outside. After we got off the train. While waiting for the bus that would take us to the amusement park.
“Back in my day games weren’t violent!” Now, where’s my copy of Wolfenstein 3D again? Maybe under that Duke Nukem 3D box? No? Ah, I remember, I put it next to Doom.
This is the day World War 2 formally ended. On March 15, 1991 the “Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany” took effect. It was signed on September 12, 1990 by representatives of East and West Germany, France, Britan, the US and the Soviet Union in Moscow, USSR and finalized the German borders, allowed for the reunification of Germany on October 3, 1990 and made Germany fully sovereign again. Germany also promised that it won’t start any wars in the future, limited it’s armed forces and declared that it won’t produce any nuclear weapons (which actually had been an option in the 1970s, but the West-German population voted against it).
Ah, yes, field trips. “We’re visiting renaissance-era castle XYZ.” We did see the castle. From the outside. After we got off the train. While waiting for the bus that would take us to the amusement park.