A journey through time through Tyrol: Memories of that time

A journey through time through Tyrol: Memories of that time

In today's world, in which we are often captured by the hectic everyday life, it is important to lean back and to revive the memories of earlier times. The new series "Back then" invites readers to share such memories in the form of photos. This initiative aims to present not only old pictures, but above all the stories behind these recordings-the way of life, fashion and the unique moments that Tyrolean families experienced from the 1930s to the 90s.

Especially in the run -up to Christmas, in many regions, customs that have survived generations are cultivated. In this way, the series also revolves around special traditions, such as customs around Nikolaus and Krampus. People are called to send their own snapshots from these celebrations and their importance in the past. What did Santa Claus look like and what role did the Krampus play in everyday life of the Tyroleans?

submissions and contributions from the readers

The interaction with the readers is in the foreground in this series. Interested parties are invited to upload their personal photos, who are also welcome to come from old family festivals via a platform. "Upload photo now" is a call that emphasizes that every memory counts. These images are then used in the articles to design a living journey through time.

goal is not only to arouse nostalgic feelings, but also provide an insight into the stories and traditions that have shaped our life today. What were the typical customs and how have they changed over the decades? Questions like this are at the center of reporting.

For the Tyroleans, customs is not only part of their history, but also an important part of their identity. This can be seen from the photos that are sent in by readers. Each picture tells its own story and contributes to the collective memory. In this way, the "Back then" series becomes a living archive of memories that are both educational and entertaining.

A deeper analysis of the photo contributions and their importance will then lead the readers through the upcoming editions. In today's fast -moving world, it can easily be forgotten which roots we have and which traditions connect. Therefore, this series is not only a review, but also a valuable memorial that invites you to reflect and appreciate where we come from. Further information and uploading the images can be found on the website. www.tt.com .