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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany In 1933 he was forced out of public office by the National Socialists, but nevertheless joined the NSDAP in 1937 and, "in retrospect," was one of those ... morewho "persevered to prevent worse things from happening". He remained a member of the board of directors of the Reichsbahn and was thus an influential business leader even under National Socialism, with his chairmanship of the Central European Business Day and the deputy chairmanship of the supervisory board at Krupp. After the failed assassination attempt on 20 In July 1944 he and his wife Barbara were arrested. He was accused of participation in the Reusch circle and Goerdeler's diary entries, which fell into the hands of the Gestapo, about a conversation in which Johannes Popitz and Ulrich von Hassell had also taken part. Although it coul.
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$3.94 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Après la guerre, il est l'auteur de nombreux récits patriotiques, souvent destinés aux écoliers, dans lesquels il déplore la perte de l'Alsace-Lorraine, ... moredevenant ainsi l'un des principaux auteurs du mouvement revanchiste. En 1873, il fait ainsi publier, sous le titre L'Alsace, récits historiques d'un patriote, un livre d'histoire dans lequel il compte demontrer l'origine gauloise et le patriotisme français de cette province perdue. Medal d'argent de la Société Nationale d'encouragement au bien pour ses récits édifiants, il est nommé chevalier de la Légion d'honneur le 4 février 1880. This decoration was remise le 29 avril suivant par Anatole de La Forge. Vice-president of the caisse des écoles du 18e arrondissement, il created in 1881 and "prix du 14 juillet" pour encourager les écoliers d.
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Free Shipping Location: Dellslow, United States Acquired by a family member in Germany in the 1940s and offered for the discriminating buyer and connoisseur of fine art: a very special Antique Art Nouveau"VERGISS ... moreMEIN NICHT" German Diary from 1895. FORGET ME NOT" It is in near mint perfect condition and still very usable due to the limited entries. The ornate Art Nouveau floral themed hardcover is still tightly bound, and the outer edges of the Diary are beautifully gold stained. It is 5" tall x 3 1/2" wide x 1 1/8" thick. The 2nd front free endpaper is inscribed by Martha Reismuller and dated 27-3-1895. Please note on my pictures below the unique and unusual"reverse" inscription on the opposite page. On that same page. the front free endpaper) there is also a label from Book Dealer: Friedrichstadtische Buchhandig.u.Antiquariat( A. Hannemann) Berlin S.W.12) Friedrich-Strasse 208 This Book Dealer was also an ANTIQUARIAT. Dealer in Rare Books) Martha didn't use it as a diary. But rather made 16 hand written entries of family dates and events, some of which I've shown below. They are not only in German, but in the old German"LATINISCHE SCHRIFT" script handwriting, which is a bit more difficult to translate. Some of the entries include 18 Jan: Willi Lehmann(18.1.1899) moving. Or went, to Posen 25 Mar: Charlotte Kunert(25.3.1903) and a reference to Psalm 143 27 Mar: Aunt Claras birthday 2 Apr: Carl Lehmann 2.4.1911 3 Apr: Adolf Reismuller born in Berlin 24 Apr: Carl Lehmann to Potsdam 24.4.1858 4 Jun: Uncle Fritz Resimuller 30 Jul: Gertrude Lehmann 30-7-1900 born 18 Aug: Five lines signed by Martha/ mutter = mother's birthday 1869 14 Sep: Willi Kunert birthday 1903 26 Nov: Aunt Stahl birthday The Diary also contains 24 lovely pictures. 2 pages each month, several of which I've selected for viewing below. The following family names may also be of interest: Lehmann. Reismuller, Kunert, Stahl, and Hannemann, and the cities mentioned are Posen. Potsdam, and Berlin. There is also an impression on the back
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$19.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States That is the reference at the top of the letter. Here it is in full. Free from any signs of tears, or discoloration, every word penned by the author remains ... morelegible and intact. An ideal addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for those who appreciate the beauty of handwritten correspondence.
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$4.01 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany "On the parents' place at the gift table was, among other things, your dear father's beautiful book, which your goodness had sent to me from the publisher ... moreimmediately after it was published. We Of course, they had already read it together with great interest; Our Luise and our youngest Kurt, a professor in Riga, received it for Christmas. From beginning to end it captivated us equally: the first chapters with the magnificent youthful memories of our closest ancestors and the {???} of Berlin memories. [...] Thank you very much again for raising this treasure. That some things stay away had to, we always regretted as we read it. [...] We had to forego our usual summer stay in Franconian Switzerland again this time. [...] At the age of 79, every day, even every hour, is life a gift, and time.
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$3.97 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Early life: Russel was born on 10 December 1814 in Edinburgh; his father, a solicitor and a liberal in politics, died when he was still very young, whilst ... morehis mother, a daughter of John Somerville, clerk in the jury court, survived until Alexander was 50. After attending the classical school kept by the Rev. Ross Kennedy in St. James Square, Edinburgh, he was apprenticed in 1828 to a printer. John Johnstone, later editor of the Inverness Courier, was one of his fellow-apprentices, and his wife Christian Isobel Johnstone, who had a major role in editing Tait's Magazine, gave Russel the opportunity of contributing to that magazine. Russel's journalism became identified with The Scotsman. His editorial line supported the Anti-Cornlaw League, and drew attention to the destitution of the Highla.
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$4.29 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Anschütz came from the liberal, Protestant, educated bourgeoisie of the German Empire and was shaped by its values throughout his life. He revered Otto ... morevon Bismarck as the founder of an empire and saw a positive situation in the strong nation state he had created. Politically national-liberal, he initially unreservedly endorsed the constitutional monarchy in Prussia and the Reich. But already with the publication of his habilitation lecture "The current theories on the concept of legislative power and the royal enactment law according to Prussian constitutional law", Anschütz positioned himself as a progressive representative of his guild by denying the monarch an independent enactment right and thus opposing the so designated "cryptoabsolutists".[3] During the First World War, Anschütz.
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$1.62 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany After the occupation of Prague by the German Wehrmacht on 15. On March 1, 1939, Stössinger's wife Charlotte and her son from his first marriage, who later ... morebecame a graphic artist and painter, Hans Michael Freisager (1924–2014), fled to Nice. Stössinger followed them a little later.[11] In September 1942 the family fled from France to Switzerland. Stössinger and his wife were interned there from October 1942 to August 1943 in the Oberhelfenschwil sick camp. They then lived in Zurich, where Stössinger worked as a translator and editor, writing mainly for the Neue Schweizer Rundschau. He was also the Swiss correspondent for the New York weekly Aufbau. In 1950 he edited a critically acclaimed Heine selection; On the other hand, in 1953 he was heavily criticized for being the editor of Volume 4.
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$1.62 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Excerpts:"My dearly beloved Anna! I will also send you the desired Macassar oil. [...] I had to write unstamped because Dr. Klinkhardt will demand the ... morecalculation and you would be embarrassed if you could not speak. I put the sweets from New Year's Eve in the box for you and tied my whole heart into it. But, my angel, don't think I've lost my heart now; I feel it, it still beats as omnipotently and deeply with unlimited love for you as it will beat forever. [...] Ah, it is a personal, heavenly feeling: the certainty of having a heart like yours. I cannot repeat it often enough, one feels the closeness of heaven, the grace of the all-merciful Father in all its fullness. In your last letter you speak of a goal that you have set yourself; if you achieve the same, blame me alone. These ghostly.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States The setting has a window on the back displaying the other side of the letter. He is hailed as the "Father of the Constitution" for his pivotal role in ... moredrafting and promoting the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
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$4.01 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Entré en janvier 1926 dans le conseil directeur du journal Le Moniteur du Puy-de-Dôme avant son rachat en 1927 par Pierre Laval, il se rapproche de ce ... moredernier, l'accompagnant quand, Président du Conseil, il fait un voyage aux États- Universities in 1931. Candidate de la Fédération républicaine, radicale et radicale-socialiste du département lors des sénatorielles partielles du 8 August 1937, il est élu au premier tour de scrutin, avec le soutien de Laval, par 603 voix contre 394 à son principal adversaire, Georges Moreau, sur 1 105 suffrages exprimés, en replacement de Malsang, sénateur radical du Puy-de-Dôme décédé le 29 mai. Il occupe ces fonctions officiellement jusqu'en 1944. Lors de l'assemblée generale du 11 juin 1939, il est élu president d'honneur de la Federation républicaine, rad.
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$3.99 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany life:Around 1900 Kroll came to Königsberg i. Pr. and attended the royal hoof high school with Otto Besch. At the Albertus University he studied philology ... moreand music. With a doctoral thesis on ETA Hoffmann, who has always been revered in Königsberg, for a Dr. phil. after his doctorate, he went into teaching. In 1919 he devoted himself entirely to music and continued his studies in Munich, which he had begun with Otto Fiebach and Paul Scheinpflug. There he found an important teacher, especially in Hans Pfitzner. He later dedicated a highly acclaimed book to him. In addition to his studies, Kroll was a répétiteur at the Munich State Opera and secretary of the Hans-Pfitzner-Verein für Deutsche Tonkunst, which Thomas Mann had called for to found. In 1925 Kroll returned to East Prussia and became.
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$3.94 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany One hundred years after it was founded, the abbey owned around 100 hooves, and after three hundred years there were already 500 hooves. The property was ... morewidely scattered around Peine, Schöningen and in the cities of Braunschweig, Hildesheim and Magdeburg. However, the core area was close to Riddagshausen, Neuhof, Mascherode, Klein Schöppenstedt, Gliesmarode, Querum and Hondelage and later formed the main part of the Riddagshausen office. There were also the Bailiwick of Meerdorf with Meerdorf and Harvesse as well as Wobeck, Offleben and Unseburg. Because of the persistence of its owners, only Rautheim was able to maintain a certain degree of independence until the French occupation at the beginning of the 19th century. century retained. The monastery repeatedly had problems with its neighb.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Möbius was a board member of the entomological association "Iris" as bookkeeper and deputy chairman of the association. He wrote in 1936 (in the magazine ... moreIris No. 50: 101) from his almost 40 years of collecting and also lists captured animals from 1936 in the work (e.g. BS 103). The oldest known record of butterflies labeled by him dates back to 1897. His collecting activity therefore spanned the years 1897 to 1936. Carl Ribbe was an insect dealer in Berlin. He traveled widely into the South Seas and explored Celebes, the Aru Islands, Ceram, Amboina, Key Island, Wumba Islands, the Bismarck Archipelago, the Solomon Islands, Shortland Island and "New Pomerania" (New Guinea). He also collected in Andalusia and southern Spain. His private collection of Lycaenidae is in the Natural History Muse.
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$31.97 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Ayant vu de près les atrocités de la Grande Guerre, il published in 1921 son celebre pamphlet Mars ou la guerre jugée. Sur le plan politique, il s'engage ... moreaux côtés du mouvement radical en faveur d'une république liberale strictement contrôlée par le peuple. En 1927, il signe la petition (parue le 15 avril dans la revue Europe) contre la loi sur l'organisation générale de la nation pour le temps de guerre, qui abroge toute independence intellectual et toute liberté d'opinion. Son nom côtoie ceux de Lucien Descaves, Louis Guilloux, Henry Poulaille, Jules Romains, Séverine... et ceux des jeunes normaliens Raymond Aron et Jean-Paul Sartre. Jusqu'à la fin des années 1930, son oeuvre sera guidée par la lutte pour le pacifisme et contre la montée des fascistes. The redaction of the Propos reprend.
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$3.94 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Origin and education: Marquardsen came from a wealthy middle-class family. The father was a wine merchant, later also a senator in Schleswig and owned ... morea country estate. The son was supposed to take over the family inheritance and was initially not allowed to attend higher school. Marquardsen continued his education self-taught. Against the will of his parents, he was admitted to the Gymnasium. After that, the family put no more obstacles in his way. Academic career: Marquardsen began studying law in Kiel at the age of 16. He later moved to Heidelberg, where he became a member of the Teutonia Heidelberg fraternity. In 1848 he received his doctorate. legal He then went on study trips to Belgium and England. Marquardsen habilitated in 1852 in Heidelberg with his work on "Imprisonment and sure.
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$4.02 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany life:Around 1900 Kroll came to Königsberg i. Pr. and attended the royal hoof high school with Otto Besch. At the Albertus University he studied philology ... moreand music. With a doctoral thesis on ETA Hoffmann, who has always been revered in Königsberg, for a Dr. phil. after his doctorate, he went into teaching. In 1919 he devoted himself entirely to music and continued his studies in Munich, which he had begun with Otto Fiebach and Paul Scheinpflug. There he found an important teacher, especially in Hans Pfitzner. He later dedicated a highly acclaimed book to him. In addition to his studies, Kroll was a répétiteur at the Munich State Opera and secretary of the Hans-Pfitzner-Verein für Deutsche Tonkunst, which Thomas Mann had called for to found. In 1925 Kroll returned to East Prussia and became.
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$4.02 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Life: The merchant's son Schellow played extensively in theater while still at school and graduated from the acting school of the Prussian State Theater ... morebetween 1935 and 1937 under Walter Franck, Lothar Muthel, Hermine Körner and Maria Koppenhöfer. In 1937 he made his stage debut as Mortimer in Friedrich Schiller's Maria Stuart at the Deutsches Volkstheater in Hamburg-Altona, where he was engaged until 1940. In 1941 he moved to the Prussian State Theater in Berlin, where he remained under contract until 1945. Apart from another brief engagement in Hamburg and guest performances in Zurich and Vienna (Burgtheater), Berlin was to remain the center of his artistic work. From 1948 Schellow belonged to the ensemble of the Berlin State Theater and remained a constant in Berlin's cultural scene un.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany In the L'Œuvre issue of 23. On November 19, 1911, he published excerpts from the private correspondence between Marie Curie and Paul Langevin, which Langevin's ... morewife Jeanne had leaked to the newspapers. He wrote: “One trembles to think that French science would have ceased to exist had that nasty student not come all the way from Poland to be part of the discovery of radium. […] There are still enough patriots who are not too deluded to view the Kanak invasion as a national plague.”[5] Of Langevin he said: "This man, although a professor at the Collège de France, is nothing but a lout and a vile coward"[5], whereupon the latter challenged him to a duel, which added to the scandal. When the opponents on 16. November 1911, but there was no exchange of fire because Téry was not aiming at Lang.
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$4.02 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Dechend attended the Gymnasium Marienwerder and passed on 17. October 1834 the Abitur examination. He studied law and cameral science at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-University ... morein Berlin and the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität. In 1835 he became a member and later an honorary member of the Corps Borussia Bonn. After the exams, he first worked at the district and city court, then at the higher regional court in Marienwerder. He moved to Prussia's internal administration and was a government trainee from 1837. He became a government assessor in 1841 and did technical and commercial training in Berlin in 1844/45. In the province of Westphalia he worked in the government in Arnsberg in 1846 and in Münster in 1847. In 1848 he came to the main bank, but soon after he was put in charge of the.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Founding (1865): Berlin grew in the second half of the 19th century. Century, driven by industrialization and the increasing importance as a capital, ... moregrew enormously, so that the population tripled from 1848 to 1865. In accordance with the increased space and validity requirements, historical building structures were gradually demolished for new buildings. The plan to demolish the medieval court arbor in particular was met with strong protests. The Jewish doctor Julius Beer and the city secretary Ferdinand Meyer took this as an opportunity and published a call to found a historical association in various newspapers in January 1865. On the 28th. In January 1865, the Association for the History of Berlin was formed in the Café Royal (Unter den Linden 33, corner of Charlottenstrasse) under th.
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$4.01 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany life:Around 1900 Kroll came to Königsberg i. Pr. and attended the royal hoof high school with Otto Besch. He studied philology and music at Albertus University. ... moreWith a doctoral thesis on ETA Hoffmann, who has always been revered in Königsberg, for a Dr. phil. after his doctorate, he went into teaching. In 1919 he devoted himself entirely to music and continued his studies in Munich, which he had begun with Otto Fiebach and Paul Scheinpflug. There he found an important teacher, especially in Hans Pfitzner. He later dedicated a highly acclaimed book to him. In addition to his studies, Kroll was a répétiteur at the Munich State Opera and secretary of the Hans-Pfitzner-Verein für Deutsche Tonkunst, which Thomas Mann had called for to found. In 1925 Kroll returned to East Prussia and became a m.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Shape of the image of the Germans in the Middle Ages: In the 19th In the 19th century, one's own "suffering from a lack of statehood"[167] caused the ... morehigh medieval empire to be glorified as a national German unitary state in bourgeois historical science. After the fall of the monarchy in 1918 and the Treaty of Versailles, which was perceived as humiliating, the history of the medieval German kingdom became even more the focus of general interest. Dealing with it was intended to preserve the identity of the empire and correct undesirable developments that were blamed on the republic.[168] In his works The Epochs of German History and The Old German Empire, Haller tied in with the prevailing images of history from the 19th century. and early 20th century on. According to these, the empire of.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Founding (1865): Berlin grew in the second half of the 19th century. Century, driven by industrialization and the increasing importance as a capital, ... moregrew enormously, so that the population tripled from 1848 to 1865. In accordance with the increased space and validity requirements, historical building structures were gradually demolished for new buildings. The plan to demolish the medieval court arbor in particular was met with strong protests. The Jewish doctor Julius Beer and the city secretary Ferdinand Meyer took this as an opportunity and published a call to found a historical association in various newspapers in January 1865. On the 28th. In January 1865, the Association for the History of Berlin was formed in the Café Royal (Unter den Linden 33, corner of Charlottenstrasse) under th.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany The society often changed its premises, mainly due to the increasing size of the collection. After the "Blauer Löwe" restaurant, where the first meetings ... moretook place, but which was no longer available because it was sold, a new club house on the Handwerke was rented from the town cook Eling for 10 thalers a year from 1820. Soon, these rooms were no longer sufficient. In 1823, a suitable club house was built at Coffetier Augustin in the street Kummerau No. 932 (Heilige Grab Straße), where a one-window room for displaying the collections and a room for storing the incense burner were rented for eight thalers a year. During the summer of 1824, after just a year in Augustin'sches Kaffeehaus, the company again made a change of location. In the “Blauer Hecht” inn in the Neiße suburb (today on the.
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$3.94 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Dechend attended the Gymnasium Marienwerder and passed on 17. October 1834 the Abitur examination. He studied law and cameral science at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-University ... morein Berlin and the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität. In 1835 he became a member and later an honorary member of the Corps Borussia Bonn. After the exams, he first worked at the district and city court, then at the higher regional court in Marienwerder. He moved to Prussia's internal administration and was a government trainee from 1837. He became a government assessor in 1841 and did technical and commercial training in Berlin in 1844/45. In the province of Westphalia he worked in the government in Arnsberg in 1846 and in Münster in 1847. In 1848 he came to the main bank, but soon after he was put in charge of the.
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$1.62 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Life: After attending the Bismarck-Gymnasium in Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Harnack studied history and Romance studies in Freiburg and Berlin, where he received ... morehis doctorate in 1920 with a dissertation on Friedrich Daniel Bassermann and the German revolution of 1848/49. phil. received his doctorate. He then entered the scientific library service and became an assistant librarian in 1923, and in 1927 a member of the library council at the Prussian State Library, of which his father was director from 1905 to 1921. From 1927 to 1928 he worked at the library of the Rome department of the German Archaeological Institute, then again at the Prussian State Library. In 1944, Harnack was seconded to the University Library in Tübingen, where he was appointed in 1956 (with retroactive effect from 1 January.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Founding (1865): Berlin grew in the second half of the 19th century. Century, driven by industrialization and the increasing importance as a capital, ... moregrew enormously, so that the population tripled from 1848 to 1865. In accordance with the increased space and validity requirements, historical building structures were gradually demolished for new buildings. The plan to demolish the medieval court arbor in particular was met with strong protests. The Jewish doctor Julius Beer and the city secretary Ferdinand Meyer took this as an opportunity and published a call to found a historical association in various newspapers in January 1865. On the 28th. In January 1865, the Association for the History of Berlin was formed in the Café Royal (Unter den Linden 33, corner of Charlottenstrasse) under th.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States This interesting piece includes a signed handwritten note on a print of a caricature self portrait originally drawn by Caruso himself. The note reads ... more“Best thing you can do is not to sing at all until you are twenty years old.
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$3.94 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Her son Gerhard Sichert (* around 1894 in Posen) followed suit after 1. After World War II he passed his state examination as an architect and engineer ... moreat the Technical University of Hanover. From the late 1920s to the 1940s, he worked as a construction manager on the island of Riems (he built the residential buildings in 1928-30 and was saved from military service several times in the 1940s as uk = indispensable), where he worked at the Friederich Löffler Institute research on bioweapons. In February 1929 he married the chemist Dr. Irmengard Modrow (* around 1898 in Schlettstadt), the first Riems scientist (Diss. Greifswald 1926 "On the action of hydroxylamine on furfurhippuric acid and esters as well as furfuracrylic acid esters"). After the end of the war he was taken prisoner by the Ru.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States The letter is dated Washington, July 12th 1876, coincidentally 100 years after the independence of Unites States. The letter reads He is one of the most ... morehighly regarded and recognized Secretaries of State.
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$3.99 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Life: His father was a factory owner, court goldsmith and later a merchant in Charlottenburg. After attending the Köllnisches Gymnasiumms in Berlin, he ... morestudied chemistry from 1911 in Göttingen, Leipzig and Berlin, where he passed the doctoral examination as a notexamen under Walter Nernst in 1914 when he was drafted, and received his doctorate in 1917 (investigations into specific heat at low temperatures), with his dissertation was finished in 1914. During World War I he worked at the military testing office in Berlin, where he completed training in the chemistry of explosives under Hermann Kast. Even later he kept in touch with the Chemical-Technical Reichsanstalt that emerged from this in 1920. In 1919 he was back at the Institute for Physical Chemistry in Berlin as Nernst's assistant a.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Life: Oskar Seyffert was born as the son of a grocery store owner from Bernstadt on the property and the daughter of a well-known Dresden master butcher ... morein the Inner Dresden Neustadt. He attended the fourth Dresden community school, the Dreikönigschule and the arts and crafts school, where he studied theater painting with Ermenegildo Antonio Donadini, among others. Seyffert saw his own talent in drawing rather than painting. He later became a professor of decorative drawing at the Dresden School of Applied Arts. “Searching and finding makes you happier than having found something. And the […] stories speak of that time. […] They are perhaps more valuable because of their time than because of their content, because the customs and customs that some report have changed or have died out,.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany In 1832 - not even 28 years old - he received the professorship for sculpture at the Dresden Art Academy. In 1833 he moved into his studio in Brühl's ... moregarden pavilion. In collaboration with many important architects, including Gottfried Semper, he was responsible for the sculptural decoration of many buildings, especially in Dresden. At the beginning of 1836 he was made a full member of the Berlin Academy of Arts, only weeks later an honorary member of the Art Academy in Vienna. In the years that followed he received many important commissions, some of which he worked on for years. Through the design of works such as the Lessing monument in Braunschweig (1854) (and many others), Rietschel became known beyond the borders of the German Confederation as the most important monument artist of hi.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany butterflies: Woldemar Friedrich Graf v. S., a meritorious writer, on 25. February 1749 born in Celle, son of Count Hermann Woldemar v. S. (sd), was born ... morethrough the influence of his father when he was eight. Years of life entered in the lists of the Danish army. However, he did not let him enter, so that he would not interfere with the advancement of deserving people behind him, but dedicated him to the diplomatic service. In 1767 he went to Madrid as embassy secretary, in 1769 to Warsaw and in 1771 as chargé d'affaires in Dresden. In 1769 the king appointed him his adjutant general; But this was only a title, S. stayed away from the army and left the Danish service completely in 1773 in order to go over to the Palatinate service, which he left again the following year due to a dispute wit.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Arthur Meyer revint en 1882 à la tête du quotidien Le Gaulois, qu'il installa au 2 rue Drouot. Il acheta aussi le Paris Journal. À ces deux publications, ... moreil adjoignit Le Clairon, qui était resté dédaigné des lecteurs. L'ensemble devient Le Gaulois nouvelle formule en août 18843. Le Clairon fusionna ainsi avec Le Gaulois. Jean Cornély (1845-1907) wrote in quotidien Le Matin (France), puis revient au Gaulois en 1888. Le Clairon est un éphémère quotidien royaliste et catholique français fondé en Mars 1881 avec le soutien de la duchesse d'Uzès, d'Alfred Edwards et de la principale banque catholique, l'Union générale, qui détenait cent actions. Paul Eugène Bontoux (1820-1904), patron de la banque, contrôlait les articles financiers du Clairon, grace à une "Société de publicité universale" qu'il.
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$3.99 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany In 1832 - not even 28 years old - he received the professorship for sculpture at the Dresden Art Academy. In 1833 he moved into his studio in Brühl's ... moregarden pavilion. In collaboration with many important architects, including Gottfried Semper, he was responsible for the sculptural decoration of many buildings, especially in Dresden. At the beginning of 1836 he was made a full member of the Berlin Academy of Arts, only weeks later an honorary member of the Art Academy in Vienna. In the years that followed he received many important commissions, some of which he worked on for years. Through the design of works such as the Lessing monument in Braunschweig (1854) (and many others), Rietschel became known beyond the borders of the German Confederation as the most important monument artist of hi.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States In Reference, Relates To, And/Or Special Content: 2nd Man on the Moon, Apollo 11, Lunar Module Eagle, Neil Armstrong, Astronaut. United States / 1969. ... moreThis item is also available for local pickup at our gallery.
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$3.94 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Salon: Not remarried after the death of her husband in 1880, Baroness Spitzemberg, who was widowed at the age of 37, continued to play a leading and influential ... morerole in Berlin court society. In her later years she criticized Wilhelm II's personal regiment ever more violently. and shared the skepticism of many older contemporaries, who had been socialized at the old Prussian court of Wilhelm I, about the young emperor's new course. In particular, her salon, which she ran without interruption from about 1870 – first on Potsdamer Straße, then Magdeburger Straße – made a significant contribution to the spread of the Bismarck legend, which the former chancellor constructed after his dismissal in 1890 and not always thoughtfully published in public. Her basic political and private attitude remai.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany History: On the 20th On April 18, 1828, a small circle of co-founders of the society met in Berlin; Johann Jacob Baeyer, Karl von Rau, Karl Friedrich ... morevon Klöden, Franz August von Etzel, Johann August Zeune and Heinrich Berghaus were present at the preparatory meeting in the house of Christian Friedrich Gottlieb Wohlers (1771–1829). The purpose of the company to be founded was formulated as "the promotion of geography in the broadest sense of the word through oral or written communication". At the constitutive meeting of the society on 7. June 1828, 27 people attended. Carl Ritter was elected the first chairman. Subsequent chairmen were the Africa researchers Heinrich Barth (until 1865) and Gustav Nachtigal. Under Barth's chairmanship, the society devoted itself in particular to promoting y.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States Alexander Caldwell was born March 1st, 1830, and died May 19th, 1917. As you see the note that was written in pencil on this letter was George M. Robeson. ... moreWithout the public's knowledge, Robeson was the secretary of the Navy during the case of Alexander Caldwell vs. The United States.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Life: Friedrich Marx, the nephew of the architecture professor Erwin Marx (1841–1901), studied classical philology at the Universities of Gießen and Bonn ... morefrom 1877 to 1882, where his most important teachers were Franz Bücheler and Hermann Usener. In 1882 he received his doctorate in Bonn with the dissertation Studia Luciliana. He achieved his habilitation in 1887 in Berlin with Johannes Vahlen. In the following decades he worked for a few years as a full professor at various universities: from 1888 to 1889 in Rostock (predecessor Friedrich Leo, successor Richard Reitzenstein), from 1889 to 1893 in Greifswald (predecessor Adolph Kießling, successor Eduard Norden), from 1893 to 1896 in Breslau (predecessor Martin Hertz, successor Franz Skutsch), from 1896 to 1899 in Vienna (predecessor Wilhe.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Life: Hermann Pörzgen studied theater studies and philology in Hamburg, Riga, Berlin and Cologne from 1924 and received his doctorate in 1936. From 1929 ... morehe was an employee and from 1934 foreign policy editor of the Frankfurter Zeitung, which first sent him to Prague and Warsaw. For the 1st In December 1938 he joined the NSDAP. From 1937 to 1941, Pörzgen was the foreign correspondent for the Frankfurter Zeitung in Moscow, where he was also a representative of the DNB for a time. After the outbreak of war in 1941, he was interned with the German embassy staff and then exchanged. In March 1942 he was accepted into the foreign service of the Greater German Reich and was employed in the consulate general in Tangier. He also reported from Spanish Morocco for the weekly newspaper Das Reich and di.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Stöcker founded on January 1st. He opened his own company in July 1921 and sold his press products as Berliner-Bild reports with increasing success. At ... morethis time he also began to document the developing gliding at the so-called Rhön gliding competitions on the Wasserkuppe, which he continued well into the 1930s. His interest in aviation meant that Stöcker published about almost every major flying event of the 1920s and 1930s and was often hired by aircraft companies such as Arado, Blohm & Voss or Focke-Wulf, but also by Lufthansa to document their flight technology. After the start of the Second World War, in addition to series of pictures for the aircraft manufacturer Heinkel, he also carried out work on behalf of the military. In November 1944, Stöcker was drafted into the Volkssturm and.
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$7.48 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Activities in the colonies: Ramsay gained his first experiences in German East Africa. In 1886, even before he was transferred to the local Schutztruppe, ... morehe accompanied the Denhardt brothers to Lamu and Wituland. From February 1889 he was an officer in the so-called Wissmann troops. In 1890 he was station manager in Bagamoyo, from April 1891 district officer in Lindi. After his transfer to Cameroon, Ramsay became leader of the northern Cameroon expedition in 1892, succeeding Karl von Gravenreuth. For financial reasons, his engagement in Cameroon was not extended in August 1892. Ramsay therefore moved back to East Africa in 1893 and worked in 1893 as station chief in Kisaki, 1894 in Iringa and Ulanga, 1895 in Lindi and from May 1896 as head of the Udjidji station he founded, the first Germa.
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$1.61 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany my heart is good, and I slept well, and the lamp of life burns happier! – But another bust is already pretty much finished, that of our patriarch Abraham ... moreor Isak Herr Mejer. he seems very happy with his slim build. But the head is really splendid, and I'm glad that it's coming to the gallery if it doesn't become WEN one day! – Dear tantchin, how are you? how did you put the loved ones in place and put them back? Under which gods in Oliemp must one register you? about Mercury? – But you are a woman – but not a sister of the psyches whom you unenviously direct the stream of love which gushes like a fireweer over the bridal couple flooding in bliss! - We just had breakfast! The sun is shining on my paper, it is very warm but it also seems to be raining. – Himmelchin{?} has your kl. Stuffed to.
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$1.62 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Development economics: It occupies an important place in the history of development theory. He was the first to formulate a systematic strategy model ... moreof “catch-up” development, through which the large “striving” nations in particular – Germany, France and the USA – were to catch up with England’s lead in development. In his works he had already raised all the big questions that development economics was still dealing with in the 1990s.[60] He was e.g. B. the first to consider how an optimal national innovation system must be implemented and designed in order to promote technology import and domestic technology development in the best possible way.[61] His works influenced, among other things, South American structuralism.[62] When Japan strove for industrialization in the Meiji period, eco.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States Beauregard also distinguished himself in battles such as Manassas, Shiloh, and the defense of Petersburg.Halleck, on the other hand, served as the General-in-Chief ... moreof the Armies of the United States and later as Chief of Staff during the war.
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$70.00 Shipping Location: East Cannington, Australia On a chit at the top of the first page manuscript, it states - Maswada Taareekh Khalasa Sarkar, 1843 to 1844 A.D. ( A manuscript of the political history ... moreof the Sikh Khalasa Sarkar from 1843 to 1844 A.D. ).
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Schönfeld attended high school in Liegnitz and Strehlen, passed his Abitur in 1906 and then studied lawadhere to the Universities of Göttingen, Leipzig ... moreand Breslau. He passed the first and second state examination in law in 1909 and 1914. In 1911 he received his doctorate in Breslau with a criminal law thesis. After serving in World War I, he worked from 1919 to 1921 at the University of Berlin as an assistant at Ulrich Stutz's Institute for Canon Law. In 1921 he habilitated in Breslau for German law, commercial law and canon law. In 1922 he was appointed to the University of Königsberg and from there in 1925 to the University of Greifswald. From 1928 to 1946 and from 1949 to 1954 he was a professor of German law, canon law and legal philosophy at the University of Tübingen. Live and act:P.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany History: Still called "Urfahr" in 1446 and 1510, the old crossing point was already called "Urfeldt" in 1698. In Urfeld there was a ship hut in the earliest ... moretimes and probably also an open log cabin for shelter. The place was not permanently settled until around 1685 by the monastery hunter Kaspar Dingebacher from the "Seppenbauer", Dingebach 2, who had only owned the little house from year to year. In 1707 Abbot Eliland II. of the Benediktbeuern monastery "to build the Jäger Häusl am Urfeld for the great convenience of the travellers, so that the same demands (especially) in the winter time, since the snowflakes (avalanches) to be feared" could be "served with a ship in order to escape the danger." Kaspars Son Georg bought the little house in 1717. In addition to the annual pen of 1 fl. h.
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$3.94 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Again and again Pott turned against the instrumentalization of linguistics and mystical interpretations (including Anti-Kaulen: Or mystical ideas about ... morethe origin of peoples and languages, 1863). He also rejected Arthur de Gobineau's racially motivated attempt on the inequality of the human races as insufficiently justified (The inequality of human races mainly from the linguistic point of view, with special consideration of the works of the Count von Gobineau of the same name: with an overview of the language conditions of the peoples, an ethnological attempt, 1856). Pott's pioneering work in linguistics was recognized; he received the Red Eagle Order II. Class, the Russian Order of Saint Stanislaus First Class with Ribbon and Star and the Order Pour le mérite for Sciences and Arts. From.
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$4.01 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany The path that H. took to solve text-critical problems is clearly recognizable from the collection of small writings. In general one can say: it is the ... moreway of Lachmann and Immanuel Bekker. Like Lachmann, he allowed himself to be carried away by the unrestrained arbitrariness of fifteenth-century Italian versifiers. century do not blind (op. Like Lachmann and Bekker, he tried above all to exclude the derived sources and in this regard he has e.g. B. Propertius and Ammianus Marcellinus made statements that will not be so easily overturned. He followed the quotations from Roman poets through late antiquity, through the Middle Ages. The history of philology was well known to him. He might sometimes underestimate the work of his contemporaries and look away from it all too politely; the great re.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Life:Around 1900 Kroll came to Königsberg i. Pr. and attended the royal hoof high school with Otto Besch. At the Albertus University he studied philology ... moreand music. With a doctoral thesis on ETA Hoffmann, who has always been revered in Königsberg, for a Dr. phil. after his doctorate, he went into teaching. In 1919 he devoted himself entirely to music and continued his studies in Munich, which he had begun with Otto Fiebach and Paul Scheinpflug. There he found an important teacher, especially in Hans Pfitzner. He later dedicated a highly acclaimed book to him. In addition to his studies, Kroll was a répétiteur at the Munich State Opera and secretary of the Hans-Pfitzner-Verein für Deutsche Tonkunst, which Thomas Mann had called for to found. In 1925 Kroll returned to East Prussia and became.
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$4.00 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany Sengler: Jakob S., philosopher, born on 11. September 1799 to Heusenstamm near Frankfurt am Main, † on 5. November 1878 in Freiburg im Breisgau. His parents ... morewere poor; when he was four years old his father died; the mother moved to Sachsenhausen near Frankfurt and remarried. S. attended elementary school in Frankfurt and worked early in the morning as an acolyte in the Liebfrauenkirche, for which he was taught a trade free of charge after he was twelve years old and left school. He learned the shoemaking trade, went to Strasbourg as a journeyman, but soon returned to Frankfurt. The local pastor Orth became aware of his unusual talent and made sure that he received lessons in order to prepare for high school. He was 18 years old, but after only 2½ years he was admitted to the Secunda and af.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany During the First World War he was committed from 1914 to 1916 as a staff veterinarian. His military service ended in October 1916 when he was appointed ... morefull professor of animal breeding and genetics and director of the Institute for Animal Breeding and Genetics at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Hanover. In 1929 he became a full professor and director at the Institute for Animal Breeding and Domestic Animal Genetics at the Agricultural University of Berlin. In 1936, together with Oskar Heinroth, Konrad Lorenz and others, he was one of the founders of the German Society for Animal Psychology. The magazine of the same name is still published today (as of 2013). For the last two years before his retirement, he worked at the agricultural and veterinary faculty of the Friedrich Wilhelm.
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$3.95 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany During the National Socialist period, Griewank implemented the political guidelines for restructuring the content of the DFG, but did not join the NSDAP ... moreor the NS-Dozentenbund. However, he has been in the storm role of the SA since 15. October 1933 as an SA member with the rank of Sturmmann. In 1936 he was released because of a serious illness. In the same year he joined the National Socialist People's Welfare Organization.[2] The Christian Griewank had been in contact with the Confessing Church since 1934,[3] but also worked on the Nazi project "War Use of the Humanities".[4] In 1942 he habilitated with the work The Congress of Vienna and the reorganization of Europe. In doing so, he provided an overall view of the congress that not only took Central Europe into account, but also Northern.
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$4.01 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany "By the way, I'll ask a question here. It is common in English schools to give instruction in shorthand, which is used, for example, by the copywriters ... morein Parliament. I saw several instructions on this in England, and I also brought a book about it under the title principles of short hand, which principles are only calculated for the English language. Since, as I have heard, Schleiermacher's sermons were always copied verbatim and this is now also supposed to be the case with Schelling's lectures: one would like to believe so in Berlin there may already be an opportunity in some schools to practice shorthand calculated for the German language. But I haven't been able to find out anything about it [...]. I traveled with a Scottish professor who kept his travel diary in this way and read it.
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$73.60 Shipping Location: SOLIHULL, United Kingdom HMS Implacable Nov ! st 1947 to Dec 12th 1947. To a D.P.Pain who served on the H.M.S. Superb and H.M.S Implacable a fleet aircraft carrier. This was in ... morethe year 1947. HMS Superb from 30th Jan 1947 to Oct 31st 1947.
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$1.60 Shipping Location: Berlin, Germany In order to be able to undertake a test flight to take maps with a zeppelin, he contacted the inventor of the aircraft, Ferdinand von Zeppelin, and managed ... moreto arrange a test flight on April 20. October 1909. In addition to zeppelins, further flights followed in Parseval airships and airplanes. In the same year he founded the forerunner of the German Society for Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Geoinformation on a course in stereophotogrammetry by Carl Pulfrich. In the following six years of research he made significant progress in the latter field and was awarded several patents in 1915. However, he was not able to benefit financially from this, as the patents were blocked and confiscated by the military due to the First World War. In 1914 he was already teaching 18 officers how to analy.
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