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Germany - Lithuania - Poland

Nov. 11, 1968 - A print of beer - a notch: Lucky are the inhabitants of Gerolfingen (Franken/Germany)! They do not have to pay their beer, instead of payment, a notch is made in a tally by the landlord. Once a year, probably after a good sale of the harvest or a piece of cattle, the accounts are settled, each notch means a pint of beer. This customs originates from the Middle Ages and is still practised in our modern days

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Accounts Inhabitants Instead Landlord Means Notch Originates Payment Pint Practised Settled Tally


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