News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
Sunday and Monday, Germans observe “Pfingsten,” or Pentecost. It’s a religious fest, and Monday is considered an official holiday in Germany. Stores, banks and official institutions will be closed.
Germans will observe “Pfingsten,” or Pentecost, Sunday and Monday. The religious fest takes its name from the Greek word “pentekoste,” which means 50th. Christians celebrate Pentecost, also called Whitsun, the 50th day after Easter, because they believe that’s when God sent down his Holy Spirit.
| One Dollar buys: |
| Euro: € 0.9027 |
| Pound: £ 0.7575 |
Other currency rates, not available at the Community Bank:
| Czech Krone: | Kč 23.09 |
| Egyptian Pound: | E£ 50.52 |
| Hungarian Forint: | Hf 370.94 |
| Israeli Shekel: | ₪ 3.66 |
| Polish Zloty: | zł 3.87 |
| Turkish Lira: | ₵ 37.9300 |
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