Elke's Guestbook - YEAR 1998

Thank you for visiting my pages. I would love it if you would Add to this guestbook I am keeping!

Elke Moritz, Germany

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Still many decades after Malcom 'X's death the Black Man is still struggling to redefine himself. It takes a sincere Caucasian woman to do such a marvellous rendition of this Great man on the Internet. We must bow our heads in shame.
Samuel Opoku-Boadu <samuel.opoku-boadu@i-u.de>
Bruchsal, Baden-Württemberg GERMANY - Sunday, December 13, 1998 at 13:51:11 (MET)

"I shall not be moved", by MAYA ANGELOU, did not show up or what I should say is that I was not ale to reach it through my computer. what's the deal? i WISH i HAD E-MAIL SO YOU COULD E-MAIL ME BACK BUT i DON'T !!!!!! BUT ANYWAYS YOU HAVE A COOL PAGE JENNY
jenny tschida
mn USA - Thursday, December 10, 1998 at 02:08:56 (MET)

you have a cool page bit one of MAYA ANGELOU'S poems did not show up!!!!!! anyways thanks!!!!!
jennytschida
stillwater, mn USA - Thursday, December 10, 1998 at 02:04:17 (MET)

It was until several weeks ago my foreign teacher showed us the movie "Malcolm X" that I knew this name for the first time. Before that, there was only the famous speech delivered by Martin Luther King Jr that in my memory of black movements. I wrote the name Malcolm X in Yahoo and then found your page. I should say it is excellently designed and managed. My major is English,which maybe can offer the excuse of my unskillfulness about computer. Unfortunately, my second language is French. Actually we English majors have only two choices, German or French. I chose French, otherwise I should be able to talk with you in your mother tongue. I see that you have learned many languages,including Japanese. Why not try Chinese? I should say it is the easiest language in the world,once you have mastered it. May you have a good time during your sojourn in the US.
Liu Xiaojuan <liuxiaojuan@hotmail.com>
Nanjing, P.R.China - Friday, December 04, 1998 at 10:31:06 (MET)

great page Elke. Good luck with your computer studies and research into the life of Malcolm. There is so much work still to be done in so many countries.. Peace. rog
roger harvey <rastech2@ozemail.com.au>
melbourne, vic aust - Monday, November 30, 1998 at 13:36:57 (MET)

That's German preciseness, your research I mean. (just kidding) I wrote an essay like yours on the Ku Klux Klan when I was in 12th grade, I'm trying to review it and maybe I'll put it on the www too!! I had no idea there were this many people interested and devoted to Malcolm, in 1998!!! I love your essay, I love the topic. It's the most fascinating part of American history and politics, today and in the past. You don't have to be black to feel that way. Anita PS: I sent u an e-mail 2.
anita schulze <an111ta@hotmail.com>
broomall, pa USA - Saturday, November 28, 1998 at 01:52:35 (MET)

Do you have any articles that deal with the assassination of Malcolm X? I have a large # of the books that you suggest, but I'd like to have even more info...what do you recommend? Thanks in advance
Alkebulan Kemani <free2007@yahoo.com>
Detroit, MI USA - Wednesday, November 25, 1998 at 05:32:14 (MET)

Peace be unto you, sister Moritz. I must say I was shocked to find out that such an excellent, informative, idealistic website on one of the world's greatest African American role models was constructed entirely by a person of Caucasian descent.Excellent job done on brother Malcolm, you have won my heart & my soul. I'm somewhat disappointed though, the reason being it had to take a foreigner & a Caucasian to educate us on this great man. Shame on the U.S.A. Although some of us may have disagreed with some of his beliefs, he is still to be remembered as one of the world's greatest leaders and it is the U.S.A's duty to incorporate him, rather than ignoring his very existence, along with Dr. King as two rather than one who found for our Freedom & self-worth. Malcolm X is my hero, someone who I could see myself standing next to with the same motive. He is someone who I look up to, mainly because of the fact of his background and his ability to change. I think a program or something should be set up to educate, not only Black youth but youth on a whole that will dedication & belief in oneself they can accomplish anything they set their minds to know matter how hard things may seem to be e.g. Malcolm X. Anyway sister Moritz, all in all I enjoy your site everyday, I can't seem to get enough of my hero. Please keep up the good work & feel free to email me anytime on updates. Questions: What about members of Malcolm's family how can I contact them? The organisation he established, what became of it? Why did they kill him? and they know who I am talking about.Bye for now
Juan Cedeno <juan_cedeno@hotmail.com>
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - Tuesday, November 24, 1998 at 18:01:36 (MET)

this is my favorite web page and will be for a long time. i appreciate your hard work, elke! keep it up! let's continue to spread bro. malcolm's message to everyone who knows nothing about him beyond spike lee.
Jonathan Grossman <jagbhi@hotmail.com>
Lexington, KY USA - Sunday, November 22, 1998 at 22:07:52 (MET)

Im a 32year old father that never had black history in school and learned from my older siblings and now trying to teach it to my 6year old son. i grew up in north america so i was around strong black people who werent afraid to speak there minds. down south there arent many black culture events or schools. so having your info on the net helps me in teaching my son his past present and how to plan his future thank you
lorne brookins <ethel.netscape.com>
Jacksonville, fl USA - Sunday, November 22, 1998 at 17:51:55 (MET)

Im a 32year old father that never had black history in school and learned from my older
lorne brookins <ethel.netscape.com>
Jacksonville, fl USA - Sunday, November 22, 1998 at 17:44:03 (MET)

I really enjoyed your homepage. It was highly informative. Malcolm X will always be the greatest cival rights leader of all time.
Corbin King <Corbink@wam.umd.edu.com>
College Park, MD USA - Sunday, November 22, 1998 at 07:50:38 (MET)

I like this page and Malcolm X.
James Roberts <Spawn_1313@hotmail.com>
Denver, Co USA - Friday, November 13, 1998 at 15:53:32 (MET)

This is one of the best sites on Malcolm X on the web. I'm doing a project for my Time Arts Major and I wanted to educate my classmates on Bro. Malcolm and this site has gave me some GOOD examples on how you can educate with forcing knowledge down someone mouth. Thank you for the ideas and keep educating others. Malcolm C.
Malcolm C. Williams <MalQue21@netscape.net>
Dekalb, IL USA - Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 20:29:09 (MET)

cool page ,
LO <louise_reedijk@hotmail.com>
Brussels, - Sunday, November 08, 1998 at 13:27:41 (MET)

Ich schreibe gerade an meiner Wissenschaftlichen Hausarbeit: Vergleich von Malcolm X und Martin Luther King. Deine Arbeit hat mir gut gefallen. Weißt Du zufällig, woher ich das Buch "Martin & Malcolm & America" bekommen kann? Antworte mir bitte, da ich mich gerne mit Dir über dieses Thema austauschen würde. Sandra
Sandra <lisa0011@ph-karlsruhe.de>
Karlsruhe, Germany - Saturday, October 31, 1998 at 11:54:17 (MET)

Hello- I just wanted to say that I can totally relate to your experiences after once becoming interested in Malcolm X. I have read many books about him, and most of them I have read twice. Every bookstore I go to I look for any book that has information on him. I really like your web page too. You do good work!
Meghan <ciocimeg@aol.com>
Washington, DC USA - Friday, October 30, 1998 at 01:33:48 (MET)

if you have any information about the muslim mosque inc in you r personal library please email me because I am very much interested in the life of Malcolm X after the Noit and what happened to the organizations he created after his death.
Faith Graham <fygrah01@homer.lousville.edu>
Louisville, KY USA - Wednesday, October 28, 1998 at 20:40:08 (MET)

this web site is very informative
beau taylor
provo, ut USA - Wednesday, October 28, 1998 at 03:19:00 (MET)

Hi Elke! As you know my english isn`t very well, but I try to say it in english, because I don`t want to fall of very unangenehm because all your visitors write in english. I`ve found this homepage by searching everything about "hildegardisschule" and I´m very surprised to find YOU!!!! I hope you have the possibility to look at here also in America... But to make it sure I think I will write you an email (in deutsch!!!!!) Hope you come back soon, yours Kerstin
Kerstin <Kerstin.Konrad@sis-west.de>
Dorsheim, DTL - Monday, October 26, 1998 at 13:43:40 (MET)

Hi Elke! Your Homepage is rather cool! But one tip how to improve your layout! Please don't use light red Hyperlinks! It looks terrible! And in addition you can't read 'em clearly! Please send me a mail if you got this! ST (Do you know Ren & Stimpy?)
Sabra Tscheckow <wilpers@hotmail.com>
Kleinkleckersdorf, UUUU Kasachstan - Wednesday, October 21, 1998 at 20:41:28 (MET DST)

Your site is very nice and I really enjoy visiting it. I have linked your website to my website and many of people that visit my website reply to me saying how much they love your website. I hope you have no problem with me linking to your website, if so just let me know. Love Peace and Hair Grease, Jamal
Jamal Sharif <sharif@scf.usc.edu>
Los Angeles, Ca USA - Wednesday, October 21, 1998 at 00:32:53 (MET DST)

Perfectly written and inspiring,food to the soul.Thank you for sharing with us history in a amazing way. You should be a teacher.
Aldo Gutierrez
USA - Thursday, October 08, 1998 at 21:42:05 (MET DST)

Malcolm X is far more than a cultural icon and symbol. His life is a story of sin, change, hatred, reaction and redemption. His assessments of human nature and the framework through which he viewed the white race during his tenure in the Nation of Islam are as convincing and as strange as Freudian theory. It's one of those "too weird to be true, but true" things.
Garrick Turner <g2t4@hotmail.com>
Sumter, SC USA - Tuesday, October 06, 1998 at 14:14:57 (MET DST)

You have done a great job, what an amazing work about the great Malcom X. Thanks for providing me with all the information I needed for my research.
Judith V.Solorzano <jmvargas@gye.satnet.net>
Guayaquil, Ecuador - Monday, October 05, 1998 at 20:50:19 (MET DST)

Your pages where very helpful. Thank you very much.
Zach(ery) Sanders <darshevania@hotmail.com>
Ashland, OR USA - Sunday, October 04, 1998 at 22:19:08 (MET DST)

Great site, especially the pages about Malcolm X.
Alain Claessens <alain.claessens@skynet.be>
Maasmechelen, Belgium - Sunday, October 04, 1998 at 05:12:05 (MET DST)

Hi... I was just visting all the interesting locations and I happened to come across your compilation on the men of all times, brother Malcolm. I must command you for your work, it does not only entertain but it is informative as well.I am 21, male, from South Africa studying Law at the university of the Witwatersrand.It was really thoughtful of you to put such a compilation at the whole world's disposal, thank you again and again.
Desmond Mbonane <125mbona@midas.wits.ac.za>
Gauteng, South Africa - Friday, October 02, 1998 at 10:05:30 (MET DST)

Hi, I like your web page. Malcolm X 's legacy has been very inspirational to me. do you know where I can get a screensaver of Malcolm X? Thanks.
TAFKAM <TAFKAM62@hotmail.com>
Kansas City, MO USA - Thursday, October 01, 1998 at 16:39:42 (MET DST)

Hello how are you doing please call me.
Josiah J Smith
Owings Mills, Md USA - Tuesday, September 29, 1998 at 14:44:30 (MET DST)

Hello how are you doing please call me.
Josiah J Smith
Owings Mills, Md USA - Tuesday, September 29, 1998 at 14:44:15 (MET DST)

Assalamualaikum..to my brothers and sisters...I'm writing in the Guest Book again because I have to make some corrections to my previous statements.. Actually..it was a big mistake for me to regard Malcolm X as idol since he is just human like me....He's more to model to me..and never an idol....Thanks to E'lana Shaikh !! That's all ..and I hope no one won't make the same mistake..and never to regard Malcolm X as idol. Assalaamualaikum..!!
Muhammad Zairi <ahma136@hotmail.com>
Shah Alam, Selangor Malaysia - Tuesday, September 29, 1998 at 14:38:04 (MET DST)

Surfed your sight, im also a big MALCOLM fan. I also was around when hip-hop first started in the bronx, new york. Malcolm was a bright and shining light. I admire him because he was not a sell-out. I also admire and love MUHAMAAD ALI for the same reason. The sixties was a very volatile period in the states. The potential for lasting change was imminent, but alas look at us now.
JASON WARREN <JASONJ1@E-MAILMSN.COM>
MIAMI, FL USA - Saturday, September 26, 1998 at 04:16:04 (MET DST)

AN INVITATION TO THINK: Throughout history myths and superstitions have so crept under the banner of religion that the true nature of God was masked and distorted, so much that to believe in any religion came to be considered childish stupidity by modern literary giants. In the face of such opposition we come across THE KORAN (QUR'AN). A small book, though unique in many respects. No other book claims to be the very words of God spoken in the first person throughout. No other book claims to be without error or contradiction. No other book provides falsification to prove it wrong and finally no other book challenges the people of learning to a final debate of authenticity. http://members.aol.com/silence004
muhammed <masadi@aol.com>
springfield, mo USA - Tuesday, September 22, 1998 at 22:58:45 (MET DST)

I enjoyed your presentation of brother Malcom and his lovely late wife. The more one knows of the trials he went through and overcame his hatred of non-blacks, then you can feel what he was allabout.
Priscilla Johnson <bop1089@aol.com>
Beaumont, tx USA - Sunday, September 20, 1998 at 03:48:46 (MET DST)

kewl site!
Justin Wishart
calgary, ab canada - Friday, September 18, 1998 at 03:36:45 (MET DST)

Hi Elke ! Nice to see one of my own generation in the business ! Too bad about the Murphy's Laws which I was looking for, They weren't there. Great how things have changed since the Commodore 64 don't you think ? Any tips on learning C++ ? Good luck with your studies, Keep up the good work !
Mathias Janus <Seedorf_Janus_74@Hotmail.com>
Tellus - Thursday, September 17, 1998 at 14:53:20 (MET DST)

I love your work !!! Keep it up and never stop !!! Any new up dates,....please always keep me posted. Many shall learn from you. Brother Shabazz (Malcolm X) was a very close friend of my parents. I am sure he would be proud to see his message is still alive after all these years. Thanks, CALLEGOLD
El'ana Shaikh <CALLEGOLD@AOL.COM>
Riverside, CA USA - Tuesday, September 15, 1998 at 06:01:54 (MET DST)

I have enjoyed your collection of malcolm X .i had not seen malcolm X's picture before.your information is really valuable,keep it.
syed buhari
bangalore, india - Sunday, September 13, 1998 at 13:21:28 (MET DST)

Elke, I love you page on Malcolm. Malcolm was a great person, one in a million. I would like to create a page on Malcolm and I would like permission to use pictures from your site.
Malik Williams <Malik@cyberramp.net>
Dallas, TX USA - Monday, September 07, 1998 at 19:44:57 (MET DST)

First, I truly like your page....it's very informative and I keep reading it since I stumbled upon it a few weeks ago.. Malcolm is one of my idols...and he's truly a great person....I respect his sincerety very much..... .......ELke, .keep up the good work....!!
Muhamad Zairi <ahma136@hotmail.com>
Shah Alam, Malaysia - Monday, September 07, 1998 at 07:42:07 (MET DST)

I like your page. It is wonderfully colorful! My roots are in Steinwenden, but I've visited K'town many, many times. Still have some friends there. Best wishes in your studies!
Elke McMenemy
- Sunday, September 06, 1998 at 04:21:57 (MET DST)

Hello Elke ! Nice to meet your father on the "DIKOM Messe" in Mainz. Best greetings to California Andre from Siemens
Andre
Frankfurt, Germany - Friday, September 04, 1998 at 12:37:48 (MET DST)

I need to do a speech on Malcolm X and I was wondering if you could somehow get all the information you have on him to me at Mount Union College....I attempted to copy your Malcom X page but for some reason it would not allow the info to be printed-Do you know why? Today is Sept.2,'98-Please try to get back to me as soon as possible! Thank you so much!!!! Sincerely, Janet Wielkiewicz
Janet Wielkiewicz <wielkijm@muc.edu>
Alliance 44601, Ohio USA - Thursday, September 03, 1998 at 02:19:45 (MET DST)

When printing out material on Malcolm X, the print was very lite because it is white on the screen. I can still read it, but it looks almost non-existent. However, I loved your web-site on Malcolm X and especially your book comparing Malcolm and M. L. King Jr. Thanks for your imput. Sincerely, Hannah
Hannah Barker <rsriley@seacoast.com>
Newburyport, MA USA - Monday, August 31, 1998 at 20:57:08 (MET DST)

While exploring websites, I came upon yours. Being Afro-American, I appreciate all information that is relevant to the cause of greater understanding and knowledge about people of different races. Good luck in your studies. Maybe someday I will get to Germany!! This is my first reply to someone's guest book!!
Madelyn Hunt <MIuniqueH@aol.com>
USA - Sunday, August 30, 1998 at 21:04:05 (MET DST)

ELKE, I REALLY LOVED YOUR SITE ON MALCOLM X. YOU DID A GREAT JOB. BROTHER MALCOLM CONTINUES TO AMAZE ME EVERY DAY, HE CHANGED MY LIFE FOREVER. I LOVE HIM SO DEARLY AND I ADMIRE HIM FOR EVERYTHING HE DID FOR BLACK PEOPLE. HE TRULY WAS "THE MAN"...ONE IN A MILLION...THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT PAGE...
IMAAN <IMAAN@MAILEXCITE.COM>
Q USA - Saturday, August 29, 1998 at 00:04:07 (MET DST)

"I believe in my own inner and outer beauty." Thank you for your wonderful informative site. Namaste' Kioni
Kioni <kioni@exalted-living.org>
Cocoa, FL USA - Friday, August 28, 1998 at 01:08:52 (MET DST)

Great page. I've sent you a Email. Keep up the excellent work. Yours in the Cause. A King & X admirer. Truly inspirational.
Djubba Akbar <djubba@eisa.net.au>
Hove, SA Australia - Wednesday, August 19, 1998 at 16:25:50 (MET DST)

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE!
Mario Molina Izabal <maaario@hotmail.com>
MEXICO - Tuesday, August 18, 1998 at 19:00:23 (MET DST)

I have not read your complete essay, but i did save it for future perusal. However, I am quite impressed with your interest in African-American culture and the extensive reading on the subject.
Joe N. Bradley <jbrad26@bellsouth.com>
Charlotte, Nc USA - Sunday, August 16, 1998 at 00:01:55 (MET DST)

Excellent WebSite. Enjoyed your written essay "Two Roads to Freedom". I would like to obtain a copy to share with colleagues, however I'm not able to print from the website. Where can I get a copy? E-mail address Gladney@execpc.com
Nichole Gladney <Gladney@execpc.com>
Milwaukee, WI USA - Monday, August 10, 1998 at 21:28:02 (MET DST)

Why is it ok for negroes to admire a racist but unacceptable for whites to do the same? Is it because everyone knows negroes are simple minded and just don't know any better? Just curious....
Prince <vilevomit@hotmail.com>
Centralia, IL USA - Monday, August 10, 1998 at 19:28:52 (MET DST)

ELKE, I THINK YOUR PAGE IS EXELLENT. I THINK THAT IT IS GOOD THAT YOU ARE WILLING TO MORE ABOUT A CULTURE OTHER THAN YOU OWN. I REALLY ENJOYED READING YOUR WEB PAGE AND HOPE THAT MANY MANY MORE PEOPLE STOP BY AND READ IT I WILL MAKE I SURE I TELL MY FRIENDS ABOUT IT SO THEY CAN CHECK IT OUT AS WELL.
JANIE CAMPBELL <JC28110@APPSTATE.EDU>
BOONE, NC USA - Thursday, August 06, 1998 at 01:18:03 (MET DST)

tried emailing you but it didn't go through. Anyway good webpage, nice upgrade look.
Malik Ali <Xmalik222@aol.com>
LA, CA USA - Wednesday, August 05, 1998 at 19:36:15 (MET DST)

Excellent pictures, some I have never seen before. But you are missing an important one when he was assassinated. He lay motionless on a strecther looking like it is to late to save him. You can find that picture in the a very popular book called the speeches of malcolm x.
Joe B. Lucero
Rocky Ford , CO USA - Sunday, August 02, 1998 at 06:39:00 (MET DST)

i have none
kkgjjghh <godg.com>
ari, il USA - Sunday, August 02, 1998 at 05:12:42 (MET DST)

Good work...I have always had the greatest respect to Malcom X and i am glad you are keeping this page updated.
Akram Shakra <AShakra@ibm.net>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Thursday, July 30, 1998 at 13:35:37 (MET DST)

I enjoyed your research especially on Malcolm X. I gave birth to a baby boy on May 25th, but I was do May 19th and you know what that day is. Well my son's name is Malcolm Xavier Reed. He is light skinned and has red hair. So don't you think he has the right name? Well, you take care. Peace.
juanita shaw-reed <shaw-reed@hotmail>
st.louis, mo USA - Wednesday, July 29, 1998 at 19:48:11 (MET DST)

Hi, I'm Frensh and I don't speak German and I just speak a little English, so I hope you will understand me. I would like to Know more about Malcolm X, I mean all and I think you can help me. I would like to know too where lives his family, for to write us,her wife or children. If you can put on your page this, I'll very happy.
LARDANCHET
BESANCON, FRANCE - Tuesday, July 28, 1998 at 16:52:31 (MET DST)

Wow, Elke, I can't believe you were born in Bingen! That's a pretty small town and I just happen to be searching for someone that was also born there. BTW I got your URL from your TLC mailing list. I'm hoping that you or someone reading this could possably know or help me find a woman named ELMA I.C. WHITE. She moved back to Bingen from Dayton, Ohio in 1978 and I lost contact with her later that year or maybe the next. The last I heard she was working in Rudisheim (spelling correct?) and may have eventually moved on to Belgium. She would be 40 years old now I believe. It's extremely important that I contact her as I still have some of her possessions that I'd love to send her way. Someone PLEASE help! I don't know German or French but can have a relative in Cleveland, Ohio translate German for me if need be. Elke, if you or anyone happens to know her, has any info or can pass on my email address to her I'd deeply appreciate the help. My name is Michael Smith and I can be reached at SMITHMS@DMA.ORG. Thank you so much.
Mike Smith <smithms@dma.org>
Dayton, OH USA - Tuesday, July 28, 1998 at 10:38:09 (MET DST)

Totally enjoyable, when I was a colored girl in grade I could not understand why Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. were causing such trouble. Now, as a Black American Woman I know that my "white" teachers were WRONG to present such an image of these two great individuals. I would love to have a hard copy of the photo of them together laughing. Where might I obtain a print of this photo?
Denise <ODOM5150@aol.com>
Sacramento, ca USA - Monday, June 29, 1998 at 00:24:21 (MET DST)

I like your Malcolm X page very much. I have been reading about Malcolm X for quite a time, and I find your web page helpful. Just improve the "Lots of Quotes" section so that anyone will not have a hard time reading it. Clicking the mouse sidewards as often as up or down is tiresome, you know.
Emerson Galacio <masong6969@yahoo.com>
Davao, Philippines - Saturday, May 09, 1998 at 10:31:12 (MET DST)

Being from Memphis you can imagine mes being a ball and JG fan for years, back in the days at the club when we used to be bucking looking for the chewing was and still is a hit. p.s. filthy may be a Seattle word, cause here it means DIRTY OH, by the way, listen to more Down South artists. Goodie Mob, Outkast, SkinnyPimp, MJG(solo), No Limit Artist the list goes on
TIKI <gettin_high@mailexcite.com>
MEMPHIS, TN USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 18:24:17 (MET DST)

I love your page. It is one of the best to get informations about Malcolm X. Keep the good work
Philippe Jackson <Philippe_Jackson@becgy.com>
Calgary, Canada - Wednesday, March 18, 1998 at 22:47:15 (MET)

I liked your page too much. X is my idol,I read a lot about his life,ideas.Thank u for making this page.I m so glad that there are too much people sharing my opinions about him.Nice to meet U brothers!Thank u!
Burak Ünaldý <burak@innocent.com>
Ýstanbul, TURKEY - Saturday, January 03, 1998 at 01:09:00 (MET)

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