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States „because they know it can happen.“
In addition to Germany, The Wave is read in „several other European countries,
as well as in China and, of course, it is used in the U.S.,“ said
Strasser.
He also said many of his ideas „come from current issues and from speaking
to other people“ and he believes students have a greater influence on his
work than teachers. A student discussed the overwhelming popularity of
English writers in Germany. Strasser said that the culture exchange goes
both ways, noting that German writers and filmmakers are popular in the
United States. Strasser said his new book about boot camps will be available
in spring 2006.
More information about Strasser is available on his Web site.
The discussion was just one in a series of Internet chats hosted by the
U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of International Programs.
Since June 2005, IIP has held interactive Internet chats on such topics
as Uzbekistan, environmental protection, human rights, U.S. foreign aid,
the U.S. Supreme Court, the future of Web chats, Muslims in American
Society, immigration and multiculturalism in the U.S., work habits in the
U.S. and Europe, and the spread of freedom around the world.
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Schüler der 12. und 13. Klasse beim Chat.