'Sterne Zählen' is born, the edition of Counting Stars in the German language
I am pleased to announce that today this blog launches its sixth edition in the most widely spoken native language in the European Union.
The new edition is naturally titled "Sterne Zählen" (Counting Stars in German). It's been many years since I published my first post here in German: the famous poem "Als sie mich holten" by Martin Niemöller. I haven't published much content in German since then, but lately I've decided to publish something more in that language, which is an official language in Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Belgium, as well as having some recognition in parts of the Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Italy, Poland, and Romania.
This new edition can be found at outono.net/deu. As with other languages used on the blog, you can stay up-to-date with the latest news from Sterne Zählen on the Telegram channel @OutonoDEU and the WhatsApp channel Outono.net / Deutsch. Additionally, posts from Sterne Zählen can also be read on the X (Twitter) account @outononet, where I share all blog content, regardless of the original language.
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