Germany has officially relaxed rules on apostrophes in the genitive case, permitting constructions like 'Eva's Blumenladen' instead of 'Evas Blumenladen'. This move has sparked outrage among language purists. Proponents argue it provides clarity, while others see it as succumbing to Anglicism. The debate mirrors similar controversies in English regarding possessive apostrophes in names ending with 's'. Read The Rest at :
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