"We've always had problems because of our geographical situation, so this was yet another example of how we're treated in a different way from other Austrians," Konrad told me. "I grew up in Jungholz and it was normal for us that we weren't normal. In Germany, they said we weren't German and in Austria they said we weren't Austrian. In daily life we are neither Austrian, nor Tirolean, but Jungholzer."

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