A city she frequently visited with her father was Berlin
in Germany. There, she met Otto, a bookworm, who always
had his face buried in one book or another. She knew immediately
he was going to be her future husband, so she wasted no time,
that memorable summer afternoon, and started a conversation
with him on the book he currently had his nose in.

She never regretted that afternoon, because Otto was conversant
in many areas of knowledge, that he could easily explain, the
most difficult of matters.

Her only regret was, her father was to return to England in two
days, so they exchanged their mailing address and kept in touch
until Otto got accepted at Oxford University.

Although Agatha attended The University of Glasgow, they spent
every summer from the day they met, together, or on the telephone.

A year after Otto's graduation, they married.
Shortly after, Kurt was born, in Cambridge, north of London.

Otto being a very bright young man, he immediately got a small
teaching position in the Department of History at Masaryk University
in Brno, Czech Republic. He continued at the University
until he got his tenure at Uppsala in Sweden.