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The Beatles became The Beatles in Hamburg playing nearly non-stop for weeks, living in rough conditions, running around the wild streets of St. Pauli and Reeperbahn. The band's line-up was still in flux with Stu Sutcliffe, Pete Best, and Roy Young.Beatles Hamburg Features: >30 Beatles sites in the city of Hamburg and the surrounding area. Detailed directions by train or by car from Central Station. Images of each Beatles site for street-level recognition. Clear maps marking exact locations of Beatles sites. Connection of each site to Beatles history. From 1961 until today, including solo appearances. Every venue in which any member of the Beatles played or recorded is included. Find out where the Beatles lived while in Hamburg. Hang out where the Beatles hung out. See the places of Beatles legend, from the docks of those famous Hamburg photographs to the art schools they attended to the police station in St. Pauli and Tremsbuttel Castle. Learn about the fifth (and sixth) Beatles and Hamburg friends Astrid, Klaus, and others, still Beatles' friends today.If you are a Beatles fan traveling to Hamburg, you need this book. It is 100% offline, meaning you don't have to pay outrageously high data fees while traveling abroad. No surfing needed while you try to find Beatles sites on the streets of Hamburg. Everything you need is right here. Not traveling to Hamburg? No single source includes this many Beatles sites or as detailed information as Beatles Hamburg. Explore the Beatles by Exploring Hamburg with Beatles Hamburg B&W Edition.

About the Author

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Dr. Mark A. Schneegurt is a Professor of Biological Sciences at Wichita State University. He holds degrees from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a PhD from Brown University. Dr. Schneegurt has taught at Purdue University and University of Notre Dame. He is author of 60+ scientific publications, has made 150+ presentations at scientific meetings, and has published in major textbooks. OpenCharm LLC produces entertainment and travel apps for iPhone, Beatles tour guides, Pluto explorer, and Everyday Holiday, the largest Jewish calendar of events ever assembled.