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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fid, post: 4452681, member: 7724&quot;]from my experience the private museums and foundations in Europe are much more helpful when it comes to inquiries than the state-run museums and collections; especially when it comes to such special questions as here . the latter have employees that are paid by the state and don&#039;t give anything about their marketing and receive their fix wages anyways. the worst in those respects are of course the French with their god-like &quot;flakes&quot; that don&#039;t know other languages than French. the Italians don&#039;t like English and German and sometimes - when not on strike again - answer in French or Italian etc..&nbsp; the worst when it comes to internet sites are the Eastern Europeans; for me especially the Czechs for my old Bohemian ceramics stuff.</p><p><br /></p><p>this case is a good example that you can gather good information by 1. not castrating your search machines to English - because more often than not the language choice is inside the home pages.</p><p>and 2. always stay critical to what is being said in fora because there are many around that work with old books and sources that are &quot;to be deleted&quot;. just ask yourself what you&#039;d say when your surgeon tells you he has to look up what Ferdinand Sauerbruch thought about your case....</p><p>a special nuisance are paying sites that sell infos as the gold-standard which are either made-up or proven wrong by serioues institutions a long time ago.</p><p><br /></p><p>some sunny days from me as well ! and hopefully someone may come up with other names&nbsp; because it&#039;s an interesting item and Bauhaus was a bit forgotten for a long time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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