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Rob Cameron

Is there a word for nostalgia for a time and place that you yourself never actually experienced? I bet there’s one in German. Anyway read my love letter to Bratislava. It’s steeped in it. 👇 robjcameron.substack.com/p/to-the-cas...

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TheBossRoss 🧶

German here. We say: Vergangenheitssehnsucht A craving (Sucht) and longing (sehnen) for what's gone (vergangen).

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TheBossRoss 🧶

This is a beautiful text. Thank you so much.

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Rob Cameron

Vielen danke! Subscribe for more such articles from the Czech Republic and Slovakia each Friday morning in your inbox. Tell your friends! robjcameron.substack.com

Based in Bohemia | Rob Cameron | SubstackPolitics, history, memory and place in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Central Europe. Click to read Based in Bohemia, by Rob Cameron, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.robjcameron.substack.com
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TheBossRoss 🧶

Happily done. 🙏

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Rob Cameron

Thank you very much.

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Rob Cameron

I will now say this always. But that sounds like just nostalgia... I meant nostalgia for something that you yourself never experienced.

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TheBossRoss 🧶

It does mean that, too.

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