Tegel Airport – Built with our Bare Hands
Wolfgang and Helga Quurke reflect on postwar Berlin and the Berlin Airlift. Through memories of hunger, solidarity, and helping build Tegel Airport by hand, they share how cooperation and resilience helped a city survive.
“I was only a child. But even then, I learned what humanity means.” - Boris Franzke
Boris Franzke recalls his childhood during the Berlin Airlift. Through quiet, unsentimental memories of hunger, cold, and solidarity, he shares how small acts of humanity made survival possible.
A Golden Piece of Coal: A Berlin Bus Stop Encounter
A chance meeting at a Berlin bus stop reveals memories of the Berlin Airlift, capturing resilience, quiet courage, and the everyday moments that helped people endure a divided city.
The Sky Over Berlin – A Childhood Between War, Hunger, and Hope - Susanne Hoernicke
Through a heartfelt conversation with Susanne and her daughter Katharina, we uncover memories of childhood during the Berlin Airlift, revealing courage, hope, and humanity in the face of hardship.
About the Author
As the founder and CEO of Culture to Color, Bibi uses her rich life experiences to create Explainer Coloring Books, innovative marketing tools for businesses, organizations, and destinations. Through these, she brings the beauty and diversity of the world to new audiences. A #1 Amazon Bestseller and award-winning author, Bibi's work is widely recognized.
With her camera by her side, Bibi continues to travel the globe, always eager to connect with new people, hear their stories, and add a touch of color to the world, one story at a time.
