Manfred Klug
speaker
171 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard Aug 2024
Manfred Klug’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I lived the first nine years of my life with my great-grandparents. They were very old people. And one of my first childhood memories is actually how I'm around a pot with my great-grandmother and my great-grandfather in a crab pool. I come from simple circumstances, where a lot of fish market was brought with me and where a lot of innards were eaten. I ate everything, kidney, head, pig's head.
I know my way around this area. Innards, tongue. You also have to say that back then, before you were all so softened and started eating either no meat at all or only the good stuff, an animal was really taken apart. Everything was eaten. From this dino, everything ended up somewhere on the plate at Dr. Professor Vogel. And to be honest, You don't know exactly.
What I mean to say is, I think it's pretty correct to eat in the inside when you decide to eat meat. If you're a guy who thinks, oh, I only eat chicken breast fillet with champignon sauce, then you're not a meat eater for me. Then you're not a real meat eater.
I don't eat pork head soup anymore, because once I had one on a sandwich, and there was a whole wimper of pork in it.
There was a whole wimper in it. That was so blatant. French nails were already in it, all from the pork. But a nice sausage on bread, on a crispy sandwich in the evening and I fall asleep like a little bear. Without brushing your teeth? No, not at all.
He doesn't know it! He doesn't even know what it is, Humus! We haven't arrived in Cologne yet.
I don't know, if it has to be green. Do you have a problem with that?
Black olives are green olives that do black facing. Honestly, do something about it with the Neo Magazine.
Oh, we're suddenly back at 50,000.
I wanted to save your joke. Well, that's definitely what they were. The big five. Defined by Böhmermann and Schultz.
I think it's great that you were there, Tommi. Really.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, that's right. There are a lot of things, so that's the funniest thing anyway, how he talks about people who still exist. Are you already with this, with Russia, with the power transfer of Yeltsin?
That Erich Böhme didn't realize that something bad was being written about him and says, maybe Erich Böhme didn't write it, but he didn't stop it. And that's why he's not in Talkin' Turm. He's really a very idle, injured... Insanely idle.
There is also, and that's the exciting thing, in the third part, probably still a hard discussion. I heard so much about it at the meeting with the publisher. There were two publishing people and they said, they are currently preparing the third part of the daily bus, where it must also be discussed what should stay in there and what shouldn't.
He also had a very big sense of justice. That's what you have to say about a lot of things that he talks about. You can't do that. And that's what I think is nice about it. You can't see this person as good or bad. Only when you see something like that, I think you see a complete wilderness of someone with his shadow sides, but also with his sharp-minded mind and his good sides.
And that's what's interesting about it.
When the computer came out in 96.
The first time they came in, she was sitting there somehow and Otti came in and then he sat there with his beloved ones. They probably had such an apartment, it was somehow connected, two apartments. And she was so shocked that she ran out and didn't see the baby anymore, which was also sitting there. And then she later realized that there was a baby sitting there. And that's really a crazy story.
And that's why I have to tell it again briefly. I thought it was insanely good to say that about Fanny Krug. The daughter of Manfred Krug. The daughter said, the true heroine here, in all these stories, was my mother.
And that's the way it is. You only notice it when you hear him talk. And when you see this guy, you know if there wasn't someone there who would keep the family together. And yet it was like that again. And that really touched me. On the other hand, it also touched me very much that in the end there was a song where she sang a duet with her father and his voice came from the tape.
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