From 2020 to 2023, other nice people wrote here on my weblog and ensured that Kümmerle's weblog not only became more varied, but also a lot more informative. But then I decided again to use my blog solely for myself and outsource the guest posts to the blog's forum.
Marsia, Jean
John Marsia is a retired Colonel in the Belgian Military Administration and President of the European Defense Society INPV (S€D). He is also a European federalist and a member of the UEF Federal Committee.
That's where I learned John Marsia know and appreciate. So I am very pleased that he is now also writing articles on Kümmerle's weblog.
Moss, Christian
Christian Moss was born in Wuppertal, according to his own statements in a European marriage despite Brexit and father of two bilingual German-British teenagers. The historian and political scientist was one of the early Erasmus cohorts and has close ties to France.
In 2011 he was elected Secretary General of EUROPA-UNION Germany for the first time. He was one of the founders of the EUROPA-UNION capital group Europa-Professionell. He is full-time head of the areas of education, Europe and international affairs in the strategic planning staff of the dbb civil servants' association and collective bargaining union.
I am very happy to welcome him as a guest blogger.
Christian Moss is participant of Hertenstein talks.
Mueller, Hans
With Hans Müller I published my first guest author here on my weblog in 2020, because for his very detailed review of my book “Europe is for everyone!” I couldn't imagine a better place.
Hans Müller is a longstanding member of the EUROPA-UNION Heilbronn; he has earned his merits as the head of the "club history" working group, among other things.
He is not only known to many people in Heilbronn as the former head of the Office for Family, Youth and Senior Citizens in the city of Heilbronn, but also as a seasoned social democrat.
Hans Müller is participant of Hertenstein talks.
Schaffer, Dan
Dan Schaffer is now a retired teacher in the US armed forces and continues to be with the Boy Scouts, the largest US youth organization. Living in Bitburg, he comes from Ohio, although he has remained a true Ohioan to this day.
An Ohio State University alumni, he is a self-confessed fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes, including the Ohio State University Marching and Athletics Bands.
Schaffer, Ursula
Ursula Schaffer is a teacher at Realschule Plus Bleialf in Rhineland-Palatinate, living in Bitburg and even more my favorite sister. She wrote, among other things, several comments for a column in the Trierisches Volksfreund. I liked them so much that I asked them to publish at least some of them on my weblog.
Stern, Detlef
dr Detlef Stern has been one of my favorite people to talk to for a few years, especially over a good cup of coffee, and it's also "to my fault" that I became a reading mentor.
In real life he is Professor for project management, electronic business and software development at Heilbronn University. Attention, his enthusiasm for software is contagious, and so I now use his too note store. By the way, he blogs himself at https://t73f.de.
"If nothing else can be bindingly demanded of man, then at least that he be completely what he is."
THEODOR W. ADORNO, MINIMA MORALIA (14th EDITION 2022 [1951]: 173)
