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Paul Sullivan is a Berlin-based travel and culture writer, author, and editor, and the founder of Slow Travel Berlin.
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Urban Walking and City Life in 1920s Berlin Through Franz Hessel’s Flâneur
An exploration of how Franz Hessel’s '"`UNIQ--nowiki-00002475-QINU`"'Walking in Berlin'"`UNIQ--nowiki-00002476-QINU`"' captures everyday life, memory, and social blind spots in Weimar-era urban culture.
By Paul Sullivan in Literature | Public Domain Review | English
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Paul Sullivan is a Berlin-based travel and culture writer and editor, and the founder of Slow Travel Berlin, a community-funded platform exploring the city’s history, culture, and social life. His work has appeared in major publications including the Guardian, BBC Travel, The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, The Telegraph, and National Geographic UK. He has authored around 20 books, including travel guides and works on music, Berlin’s literary history, and global cultural scenes. Sullivan is also the editor of This Is Germany, the first English-language travel magazine dedicated to Germany.
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