Klaus Schamberger is considered the deep-sea explorer of the Franconian soul. His abusive caress of the club has become a household word, in Nuremberg he hardly ever crosses the street unmolested. In Upper Bavaria? Is that something different?
Interviewed by
Olaf Przybilla, Nuremberg
Columnist Klaus Schamberger, 80, longtime editor-in-chief of the Nuremberg newspaper that died in 2012 Evening News, has written 25 books in and about Franconia. Lastly, one about his childhood in post-war Nuremberg, the wonderfully light-footed memoir “How I once didn’t become Morlock”. A talk about idiots, love and brain congestion.