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<\/a>Briton Adam Fletcher spent some time living in Germany. Based on his experiences , he wrote a book entitled „How to Be German in 50 Easy Steps“ – a very funny but also informative book that covers every topic your typical Ausl\u00e4nder needs to know to survive in Germany – from house shoes and Tatort<\/em> to Apfelschorle and insurance policies – it’s all there. But the book is also interesting for Einheimische – it’s always fun to read about your own culture from an outsider’s perspective.<\/p>\n