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For HEAVEN'S SAKE DO get a basic knowledge of German before you write bullshit like that or FUCKING REFRAIN FROM WRITING ABOUT GERMANY AND GERMAN HISTORY AT ALL!
A "Regierungsbaumeister" isn't building governments (Regierungen). The prefix "Regierungs..." describes a civil servant high up in the civil service hierarchy, "Regierungspräsident" would be another notable example. Korten's father was an ARCHITECT. An architect employed by the state, a CIVIL SERVANT.
WOW! DO I hate that typically American mixture of ignorance and arrogance!!!
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