Agde

Two portraits in oval frames were fastened to the wall on each side of the bed.

Small gilt inscriptions on the plain surface of the cloth at the side of these figures indicated that the portraits represented, one, the Abbe of Shiloh, Bishop of St. Claude, the other, Abbe Tortot, Vicar General of Agde, Abbey of Grandchamp, Border of Cîteaux, Diocese of Chartres.

When the bishop succeeded to this apartment after the hospital patients, he had found these portraits there and had left them.

They were priests and probably donors, two reasons for respecting them.

So y- you've kind of...

It's, it's been reported in the press that you, uh, wanted to put Mannheim on the map as almost like the Cap d'Agde of Germany.

Yes, that's, uh, right.

Uh, last year I, uh, I've organized an educational trip to a nudist, uh, village in, uh, Cap d'Agde.

It was also in the Daily Mail and in the New York, uh, Post.

Um, but it was... had not the huge media attention as, uh, this year with the swingers party in the, uh, uh, town hall.

I got, uh, media coverage in over thir- in, uh, over 50 countries, and last year it was, uh, media coverage in over 30, uh, uh, countries.

And during the, uh, educational trip, uh, last year, uh, we had, of course, uh, group sex, and it was written in, uh, the German newspaper, uh, Bild, but we had also a lot of, uh, background, uh, talks with, uh, uh, the director of a tourist, uh, office, when, uh, with, uh, business, uh, owners and, uh, so we could, uh, have a good, uh, look, uh, behind the door.

Two portraits in oval frames were fastened to the wall on each side of the bed.

Small gilt inscriptions on the plain surface of the cloth at the side of these figures indicated that the portraits represented, one, the Abbe of Shiloh, Bishop of St. Claude, the other, Abbe Torteau, Vicar General of Agde, Abbe of Grandchamps, Border of Citeaux, Diocese of Chartres.

When the bishop succeeded to this apartment, after the hospital patients, he had found these portraits there, and had left them.

They were priests, and probably donors—two reasons for respecting them.