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It's a festive season in the snow-covered village. Families sit together in the cosily lit rooms and sing traditional Christmas carols while the smell of mulled wine and potato dumplings wafts through the house.
Tension in the kindergarten group. Who will receive a present from Santa Claus and who has to worry about whether they have been good enough throughout the year?
In the USA, the German Christ Child becomes the figure of Kris Kringle, known from the classic film "Miracle on 34th Street" from 1947. This composition is reminiscent of this strange figure.
Christmas morning. With their snowshoes laced up and the warmly wrapped family dachshund in tow, father and son step out of the house to get some more cinnamon stars and vanilla cookies from the bakery.
On the one hand contemplative and festive, on the other hand also tempting to melancholy: the Christmas season falls in the depths of winter.
The Christmas tree lies on the side of the road without any decorations or needles, the new toys have been tried out and all the cookies have been eaten. "Oh," the preschooler realizes, "I have to wait a whole year for a new supply!"
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Turn by turn, powerful international players are moving their troops into position on the global chessboard. Waiting and slightly impatient.
Finally some good news: While Doomers are fuming, the rest of the world breathes a sigh of relief. Hopeful and relaxed with futuristic, technological undertones.
Shadow men, their minions and their sinister machinations: Bottomlessly deep piano notes and surfy electric guitar chords thunder over a carpet of synth arpeggios and creepy sound effects. For investigative reports and true crime content.
