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GermanyinUSA is the home of the monthly newsletter “Germany for Americans”, produced by the German Embassy in Washington, DC. For the embassy’s official website, visit Germany.info.

Tag: intern blog
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Intern Q&A: Maximilian C. Epping
This week, we are introducing one of our interns in the press department at the German Embassy. Our Q&A with Max sheds light on his experience as a German in…
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Intern Q&A: Nike Schneider
This week, we are introducing one of our interns in the finance department at the German Embassy. Our Q&A with Nike sheds light on her experience as a German in…
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Intern Q&A: Victoria Hiepe
This week, we are introducing one of our interns in the protocol department at the German Embassy. Our Q&A with Victoria sheds light on her experience as a German in…
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Intern Q&A: Tijen Ataoğlu
This week, we are introducing one of our interns in the economics department at the German Embassy. Our Q&A with Tijen sheds light on her experience as a German in…
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Intern Q&A: Clemens Schleupner
Name: Clemens Schleupner Where you’re from: I’m from a little town near Düsseldorf, called Willich. Where and what you’re studying: I’m studying International Relations at Sciences Po Paris. What is…
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Intern Q&A: Lena Schneider
Name: Lena Schneider Where you’re from: I live in a place called Regensburg, one of the most beautiful towns in Bavaria (if I do say so myself)! The city is…
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Intern Q&A: Bastian Harms
Name: Bastian Harms Where you’re from: I was born and raised in Oldenburg, a picturesque city in Northern Germany only around 45 minutes from the North Sea. Where and what…
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Intern Q&A: Jana Hofmann
This week, we are introducing one of our interns in the press department. Our Q&A with Jana sheds light on her experience as a German in the US – and…
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Intern Q&A: Julia Reich
This week, we are introducing one of our interns in the science & research department at the German Embassy. Our Q&A with Julia sheds light on her experience as a…