Going To Bed With The Trip To Berlin Analysis

The texts I treat are "Night in Berlin 1929" and "Go to bed with the trip to Berlin" Both texts are seen in conjunction with the interwar period. Since we are dealing with a well-known author from the period "Tom Kristensen" and a modern ad used to depict how Berlin is today. The most important points will be reviewed, and hopefully, a conclusion will be made to summarize the entire analysis.

This lyric text, from the well-known author "Tom Kristensen", has been set between World War II and World War II. Since it is about Berlin in 1929, 11 years after the First World War and a decade before World War II. In the interwar period, much of the literature, a depiction of reality, was also known as "social realism", because of the hassle of the
since it's almost like he's coming through an unforeseen nightmare.
The movie "Going to bed with the trip goes to Berlin" can be regarded as the opposite of Tom Kristensen's poem when you can actually go to bed in Berlin. The movie that was made by Politiken, tries to show some of the exciting experiences, provided by the book "The trip goes to Berlin." However, the book is part of a series of books called "The Tour goes to" for example, Rome, Barcelona, New York or even domestic trips like North Jutland, all sharing the same purpose, providing information about what to expect to
Throughout the movie you will also get to see the different things you may needI will try. Looking at the media, the commercials were uploaded to YouTube to ensure that it could go "mainstream". The choice behind this decision is crucial for it to be seen countless times as the purpose is to entice as many buyers as possible, resulting in in a decision that reflects the interests of recipients, as recipients can be attracted much easier to a video in YouTube than at a poster somewhere else. You can also see it as a convenience factor that can prove very effective if the video ever became viral. Because if it had become viral, it would have spread throughout the YouTube community, as well as other media, because of how easy it would be to share it. Looking at the recipients in relation to Gallup's compass model, it is clear that they are "Modern-Society-Oriented" as they typically read Politics and orientate themselves about society since they engaged in community debates, they are also mostly academics. They are academics are not a big surprise for them, as we can assume that a book is not new to them, as they have probably read a lot of books and find their deep interest in books. Especially a book about culture that can show them another country's norms and values, as they can