Germany, New York

A Brief History of Immigration to New York
Probably the first European to see the area where New York stands today was the Florentine explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano. During an expedition with the aim of finding a western route from Europe to Asia, he anchored here with his La Dauphine on April 17, 1524, and continued his journey the next day.
22,000 sympathizers in Madison Square Garden
After the Nazis came to power in Germany, people of “German origin” living abroad were encouraged by the Nazi government to found civic groups in order to spread “German virtues” and become politically active for the Third Reich. On March 19, 1936, one of the best-known organizations of this kind was founded in the USA, the ‘Amerikadeutsche Volksbund’ (German American Bund) – an ‘association of patriotic Americans of German descent.
1977: John Travolta in the movie "Saturday Night Fever"
The city is experiencing one of the toughest years in its history. But New York will reinvent itself again. After all, this is where the best ideas have always come from – from hot dogs to acrylic paint to disco.
Equinor Wins Contract for Large Offshore Wind Farms in New York
Stavanger from Norway – In addition to its oil and gas business, Equinor is increasingly focusing on renewable energies. In the US state of New York, the Norwegian oil and gas company has now been awarded the largest offshore wind energy contract in the US to date.
the Torch of the Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty was opened on 28 October 1886. At that time visitors had the opportunity to climb the torch. But it was closed in 1916. Why do you think that happened?