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Hertha Berlin lose again and are relegated…again /- Berlin’s club bad management pay the ulimate price for its own stupidity – Berlin football fans let down yet again – by Filip van der Plas

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
Berlin Olympic Stadium - foto from Wikipedia by Chrisgj6

“Hertha needs to start filling its stadium – the Olympic Stadium of Berlin” is what I wrote some months ago, however the picture you see above of a wonderful stadium is empty and will remain so at least to now 2nd division German team Hertha Berlin.

Fortuna Düsseldorf secured their place in the First Bundesliga and thereby consigned Hertha Berlin to the 2nd [...] Continue Reading…

OTA-Berlin Contituency Blog Restaruant Review Restaurant Review – ‘Nordbahnhof Two Buddhas’ in Berlin Mitte – new restaurant in beautiful reincarnated ‘Bahnhof’ building – by OTA-Berlin Constituency Blog contributor Mr Jörn Meyer

Sunday, April 29th, 2012

Until recently it was an unsightly spot, a squat for the down-trodden. One could see its potential as well as guess the work that it would need for a shiny recovery. But a few days ago the old Stettin train station just behind the Nordbahnhof on Julie-Wolfthorn-Strasse 1 did indeed open its gates again to the public. Two huge buddhas – due [...] Continue Reading…

Hertha Berlin play Bayer Leverkusen away later today – Bundesliga obsessed with 1st place rivalry between Bayern München/ Borussia Dortmund – by Filip van der Plas

Saturday, April 14th, 2012
Berlin Olympic Stadium - foto from Wikipedia by Chrisgj6

Berlin play Bayer Leverkusen today away and it will be another match then MUST win to avoid relegation. We will report about Hertha later in the week on this blog however ‘the talk of the town’ including Berlin is how all football fans and the Bundesliga are obsessed with the Bayern München vs. Borussia Dortmund rivalry.

Did Bayern just lose the game – [...] Continue Reading…

Hertha lose again! oh No! – in 17th place and almost ready for relegation…again /- Berlin in 1-2 home defeat to SC Freiburg – by Filip van der Plas

Tuesday, April 10th, 2012
Berlin Olympic Stadium - foto from Wikipedia by Chrisgj6

Hertha needs to start filling its stadium – the Olympic Stadium of Berlin however it seems to doing everything possible to hinder that happening.  It is one of the largest football stadiums in Germany where the World Cup final was held in 2006 and can seat up to 75,000 football fans.
Yes they are back to their old ways – Hertha losing ways . [...] Continue Reading…

Hertha lose again – now in 17th place and almost ready for relegation…again /- Berlin in 4-1 home defeat to Wolfsburg – by Filip van der Plas

Sunday, April 1st, 2012
Berlin Olympic Stadium - foto from Wikipedia by Chrisgj6

Hertha needs to start filling its stadium – the Olympic Stadium of Berlin. It is one of the largest football stadiums in Germany where the World Cup final was held in 2006 and can seat up to 75,000 football fans.
Yes they are back to their old ways – losing ways.
Hertha Berlin failed to repeat their great 3-1 away wins at Mainz last [...] Continue Reading…

Hertha Berlin deservedly beat Mainz 1-3 – first away win since Oct/2011 – Berlin’s first away goal in 2012 scored by Änis Ben-Hatira – by Filip van der Plas

Monday, March 26th, 2012
Otto Rehhagel - foto Wikipedia by Beek100

 

Ben-Hatira , with Tunisian parents, was born in Berlin in 1988 and started his football career playing for local youth clubs eventually ending up at Hertha BSC.

Otto Rehhagel presented a different team which lost to Bayern Munich last week in a painful 0-6 drubbing.

Brought into the team was Ben-Hatira, Lell moved from midfield to right back to replace and Kobiashvili was deposited [...] Continue Reading…

Rehhagel and Hertha Berlin fall on the wrong side of Robben, Gomez and Müller & Co. losing 0-6 to Bayern München- by Filip van der Plas

Saturday, March 17th, 2012
Otto Rehhagel - foto Wikipedia by Beek100

Bayern München ‘cleaned the clock’ of sinking-quickly Hertha Berlin in the German capital yesterday evening, out-playing the Berliners in all aspects of the game winning 0-6.

This after earlier in the last week having won 7-1 against Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga last weekend and then winning 7-0 against Swiss Basel FC in the Champions league in the middle of the week.

Hertha Berlin, seemingly [...] Continue Reading…

Tunisia – positive example thus far in North Africa – Tunisia’s Prime Minister Jebali visits Berlin – by OTA-Berlin Constituency Blog contributor Mr Emil Hoogensteyn

Thursday, March 15th, 2012
Wikipedia - Source -Flickr: Hammadi Jebali - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2012

Tunisia’s Prime Minister Jebali visited Berlin on Wednesday and met with Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Tunisia is historically a valuable partner for Germany in North Africa and since it routed the corrupt and hated former President – who was exiled and now resides in comfort in Saudi Arabia – the country has set a positive example for other Arabic countries dealing with old autocratic and [...] Continue Reading…

ITB BERLIN: Trade Fair & Fair Trade – by OTA-Berlin Constituency Blog contributor Mr Jörn Meyer

Thursday, March 8th, 2012

Does a trade fair care about fair trade I wonderd today at the ITB Berlin – The World’s Leading Travel Trade Show – as I wandered through the country halls? Does it care about sustainability and responsibilty or does it have no care in the world?

On its flipside – and turned on its head – the printed program for the fair [...] Continue Reading…

Rehhagel and Hertha book important first win – beat Werder Bremen 1-0 ‘- by Filip van der Plas

Sunday, March 4th, 2012
Otto Rehhagel - foto Wikipedia by Beek100

Hertha Berlin was able to celebrate just a little yesterday after their home win, and actually obtain some highly needed points – the first with newly appointed coach Otto Rehhagel.

The 3 points are the first from this year and hopefully will be the first of many such wins – or even ties will do – in order to avoid relegation again next [...] Continue Reading…

Bollywood goes Berlin – Biggest Indian German film co-production in 85 years – by OTA-Berlin Constituency Blog contributor Mr Jörn Meyer

Tuesday, February 28th, 2012

 

I very recently returned from the Don 2 The King is Back Team Premiere. It took place at the beautiful old-school cinema Delphi Filmpalast (on Kantstraße near Bahnhof Zoo) and featured Bollywood’s biggest star Shah Ruck Khan as Don the King, a drug baron of absurd proportions. An Indian friend of mine worked on the movie [...] Continue Reading…

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