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22nd of June
WORLD WIDE DAY OF THE VW BEETLE DRIVE YOUR VW BEETLE TO WORK DAY |
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Alexander Gromow at Bad Camberg.
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Commemoration of the World-wide Day of the VW Beetle
The World-wide day of the VW Beetle was resulted of an arduous work that
took some years and that involved clubs of many parts of the world.
Alexander Gromow had the idea and worked aiming the goal to launch
it internationally. By mean of letters, the Internet was not accessible
for the public in that time, as through the informative bulletin of
the Fusca Clube do Brasil (Called "A BANANINHA" - the nickname of the
directional semaphores of the older VW Types) he divulged the idea
and harmonized the choice of the date. The date 22 of June finally
prevailed; due to the fact that back in this date in 1934 a contract
that gave beginning to the development of the VW Beetle by Ferdinand
Porsche was signed. Details can be seen in the Declaration of Bad Camberg,
which was authenticated with the signatures of the Dr. Bernd Wiersch,
custodian of the Auto Museum Volkswagen,
Mr. Heinz Willy Lottermann,
great old collector of VW cars and promoter of the events of Bad Camberg
(deceased in 2000) and by Alexander Gromow himself as creator of the
idea of this commemorative day.
Site prepared by Alexander Gromow former president of the Fusca Clube do Brasil.
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Heinz Willy Lottermann
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Dr. Bernd Wiersch
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AVC-Argentina VW Club commemorative cake.
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VW Beetle with a sign - Holland.
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