30 years ago isn't that long - there are still people alive in Azerbaijan who own property deeds for houses in Karabakh, and who were born and grew up there. At the time there were 684k displaced Azerbaijanis (UN number), most of which are still alive today.
Unrelated, but how does privacy.com work on purchase categories? Like I have a card which gives me more cash back for airline ticket purchases - will the info of transaction category be kept?
I remember when I lived in Germany, it was cheaper to fly to US and buy the highest end MacBook there, and fly back, instead of buying in Germany. The price was the same number in USD and EUR, and this was when EUR was strong.
A professor in my grad school told me once "In US if you try to create a business and you fail, people will think you're entrepreneurial. In Europe they'll think you're incompetent".
"In reality, the German government has a double standard when it comes to the right to privacy. They will fully support that right if it's company's violating your privacy (especially, if they are American because protectionism) but in contrast, the German will give itself as many powers as it can to spy on its own citizens and those abroad." This.