cimorene

big!gay! andy can read french, spanish, and german as well as english, and semi-frequently wants articles in these languages. today i'm doing an all-german-all-the-time list of the science rags (...i'm so amusing) natur und volk and natur und museum, whose runs start in our library circa 1926 and continue blithely through the sixties without even a pause for world war two. just imagine what i'm missing in the 1929-45 issues by not being able to read the language!

'scientists at the hasselhoff institute for trace fossils wrote away for a grant to study trace fssils; proposal denied by our feuhrer on the grounds that it involves the deaths of no ethnic minorities.'

'magma rock samples from pompeii donated to this university showed no adverse effects from exposure to human brain tissue removed from the head of a living subject.'