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December 11th: Blog Carnival of German-American Relations
Posted by Editors in Transatlantic Relations on Sunday, December 3. 2006
Quick reminder: The fifth Carnival of German-American Relations will take place on December 11th and will be hosted by Too Much Cookies (in German) and GM's Corner (in English). Please consider participating in this project to promote transatlantic dialogue! Simply submit a blogpost that deals with German-American relations in one way or another to our Carnival Submissions Blog.
To learn more about our carnivals, have a look at the last carnival editions.
• The first edition of our quarterly carnivals was hosted by Atlantic Review and GM's Corner on December 11th, 2005.
• On March 25, 2006, the second edition was hosted by American Future and Atlantic Review (in English) and by Statler & Waldorf (in German)
• On July 2nd, the third edition was hosted by Davids Medienkritik and a German blog that unfortunately is no longer online.
• The fourth edition was hosted by Dialog International (in English) and Liberale Stimme (in German) on September 25, 2006.
Please submit your posts for the upcoming carnival by noon on Sunday, December 10th.
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