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Germany Home The Connemara-Pony in Germany by Beatrice Milleder Outstanding ponies It is very difficult to choose some ponies here because I found so many outstanding Connemaras since the time I first met the breed. But some are more then only privately outstanding. I will begin with the mares because I think they have the most important part in the breeding of Connemara ponies. Surely I have to mention Clifden Maisie by Ben Lettery, who came from Ireland to Bavaria and produced in Mary one of the outstanding brood mares in Germany. Mary (whose father Golden Dan is by Ben Lettery to) is one of these pearls who seem never to produce a bad foal - we say you could use a goat on her and she would bring a winner again. Maybe the inbreeding on Ben Lettery is one cause for her quality. Another mare who catched my eye is Flash Princess , a bay mare, nothing special, but she brought lots of winners in hand and under saddle. She is by Clonkeehan Auratum out of Flash Girl who was a well known pony herself in Ireland. Golden Harvest maybe has the most successful collection daughters, about 10 of

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Bonn - History According to archaeological evidence, Bonn began as a settlement of the local Germanic tribe (the Ubians) about 30 BC. The Roman writer Florus as the place for a military bridge first mentions the name “Bonna” across the Rhine between 13 and 9 BC. After the failed attempt by the Romans to conquer the land between Rhine and Elbe, Bonn became one of the legionary fortresses ("castra Bonnensia") along the frontier of the province Germania Inferior, the remainders of which have been found in the north of the modern city. Legend has it that to Christian Roman soldiers, Cassius and Florentius were martyred in Bonn. A church was founded over their supposed graves, which eventually grew into the Münster (Bonn Minster), the nucleus of the mediaeval town. At first, the Frakish "Bonnburg" inside the former Roman castle and the "villa basilika" around the martyrs' church developed side by side, until the Normans devastated the land in the ninth century and the Bonnburg was abandoned. The "villa Basilika" was fortified and a market town sprung up outside the gates on the river front. Archbishop Konrad von Hochstaden, who quarrelled with the patricians of Cologne, the cathedral city, ordered Bonn to build a wall around the entire settled area in 1244 and granted it a town charter. In the following three centuries, the archbishop, who was as prince-elector the secular ruler of his territories outside the free imperial city of Cologne, moved his court gradually to Bonn. From 1597 Bonn was officially capital and residence for the electorate of Cologne.

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Berlin - History The Past Berlin is a relatively young city by European standards, with its origins at the end of the 12th century. The city developed from two merchants' settlements, Berlin and Cölln, straddling the River Spree in what is today the "Mitte" district. The earliest documentary records date from 1237 (Cölln) and 1244 (Berlin). Both cities, conveniently situated on a crossing point on the Spree and a medieval trading route junction, experienced rapid economic growth and formed a union in 1307. For 400 years, their parallel development was closely coordinated, leading to the edict of King Frederick I of Prussia (1688-1713) which in 1709 incorporated the two towns with three new suburbs to form the so called Residential City of Berlin with some 57,000 inhabitants. In the mid-15th century, the Hohenzollern family - after 1411 the ruling caste in the Brandenburg Mark - built their main residence on the Spreeinsel Island, thus making Berlin their capital. The Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) hit Berlin hard. The population of approx. 12,000 was halved, causing the Great Elector to import some 6,000 Huguenots, Protestant Frenchmen fleeing persecution. Their immigration started in 1685 and the city still bears many traces of their presence here.

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The Erckebbrecht Erckenbrecht's were from the region of Baden Germany. Daudenzell 14 km N.E. of Sinsheim in the Kraichgan There were two little countries of the old German empire called upper and lower Patatinate.These two countries were one political until 1620. They were later seperated by the Peace of Westphalia in 1648. Bavaria was given the largest part of Palatinate. The rest was divided amoung Baden, Hessedarmstadt, and Prussia. Later in history Baden was made a grand duchy by Napoleon and joined the German Republic 1817. Baden is now a historic secion of Germany which lies on the east bank of the upper Rhine river. During WWII Baden district was the location of fierce fighting between the Allied forces and the Germans.

47. Primary Documents: Germany Browse through a University professor's talks on a succession of topics in German history from its origins to the reunification. http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/eurodocs/germany.html

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49. Germany Virtual Library history German history. Regional history München *;Economic and Social history - Köln (formerly Frankfurt/M.) *. http://www.erlangerhistorikerseite.de/heidelberg/gh/gh.html

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50. Library Of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handboo A comprehensive study (current as of 1995) of germany's history, society, health, welfare and education system, economy and business, government, politics and of police and defence forces. By the Federal Research Division of the US Library of Congress. http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/detoc.html

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52. H-German Discussion Network HGerman is a daily Internet discussion forum focused on scholarly topics in German history. Text Flesh and Spirit Private Life in Early Modern germany http://www.h-net.msu.edu/~german

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53. H-German Discussion Network A moderated mailing list on scholarly topics in German history. Information, associated links and Category Society history By Region Europe germany...... ANN Documents on gender and women's history HGerman Reviewer Abigail Green AuthorBrian E. Vick Text Defining germany The 1848 Frankfurt Parliamentarians http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~german/

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54. MapZones.com History germany, history, Back to Top. The idea of a single German people, orVolk, is likewise a relatively recent development, largely invented http://www.mapzones.com/world/europe/germany/historyindex.php

Country Info Germany Introduction Germany General Data Germany Maps Germany Culture ... Germany Time and Date Germany History Back to Top The idea of a single German people, or Volk, is likewise a relatively recent development, largely invented by 19th- and 20th-century writers and politicians. From ancient times, several ethnic groups have mixed to shape the history of Germany, resulting in a stunning diversity of cultures and dialects. Political definitions of Germany have tended to reflect this ambiguity, at various times including many regions that today are sovereign nations (such as Austria and Switzerland) or parts of other countries (such as France, Poland, Russia, and Hungary). Modern Germany is the product of centuries of social, political, and cultural evolution. This history section provides a brief survey of that evolution. Solid historical information begins in about 50 BC when Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars brought him into contact with Germans as well as Celts. He did cross the Rhine in 55 and 53 BC, but the province of Gaul he created used the river as a boundary and most Germans lived beyond it. Direct Roman attacks on German tribes began again under Nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus, who pushed across the Rhine in 12–9 BC, while other Roman forces assaulted Germanic tribes through the middle Danube (in modern Austria and Hungary). Fierce fighting in both areas, and the famous victory of the German Arminius in the Teutoburger Forest in AD 9 (when three Roman legions were massacred), showed that conquering these tribes would require too much effort. The Roman frontier thus stabilized on the Rhine and Danube rivers, although sporadic campaigns (notably under Domitian in AD 83 and 88) extended control over Frisia in the north and some lands east of the confluence of the Rhine and the Danube.

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home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Germany History Postwar Germany was divided up between the Allies, with Britain, France and the USA consolidating the western portion into the Federal Republic of Germany, and the Soviet zone transmogrifying into the communist German Democratic Republic. This formula for division was repeated in Berlin. West Germany received massive injections of US capital, attracting many workers from the miserable economic conditions in the East until some bright spark had the idea of building a wall around West Berlin and sealing the rest of the border. The Cold War's icy eye focussed on Berlin. Over the next 25 years West Germany became one of the world's most prosperous nations while its communist Siamese sibling suffered. The collapse of communism in Eastern Europe has no more poignant symbol than the opening of the Berlin frontier. That was one of world history's better parties at the Berlin Wall in late 1989. As a result of the reunification of Germany, the Helmut Kohl era was recorded as one of the most dramatic periods in the country's history. After 16 years, however, it came to an end when a coalition of Social Democrats and Greens took office in 1998. Two years later, an investigation was launched which uncovered that Kohl and his conservative Christian Democratic Union party had operated a slush-fund in defiance of the German constitution. Today's united Germany has its problems, but the social dislocation which was widely forecast has been minimal. Although the euphoria of reunification has subsided, and there is some resentment and disaffection from both sides, Germany is working towards true unity in typically sedulous fashion. The extreme right wing, although insidious and occasionally violent, is politically weak. Germany has absorbed the majority of refugees from the former Yugoslavia, and these and other immigrants are targets of renewed racist attacks.

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General History Sources Primary Sources East/West German Era Sources by Time Period ... ARCHIVES AND LIBRARIES G erman H istory Research on the Web European, Asian/African U.S. History Pages Click here for H-Net Reviews On- line reviews of books and other multi- media sources. See especially H-German, H-Habsburg, H-World and H-Anti-Semitism. General History Sources Michigan State University sponsors an excellent e-mail discussion group on German History (H-German) and also on Habsburg History (H-Habsburg) studies. American Institute for Contemporary German Studies. German History Sites on the Web H-German provides an excellent page of links. University of Heideleberg' Histroy of Germany Website. It is filled with links and information about German history from the beginning of time. Bobst Library An excellent site which can be searched for an extensive archive of German history information. This site contains an excellent links page The Richard Koebner Center for German History German Historical Institute German Information Center ... American Institute for Contemporary German Studies Primary Sources GTEXT to Primary Source Archives Another page of German history documents from H-German. (Generally not translated into English.)

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GERMANY The history of air transportation began in Germany with the work of F. Graf Zeppelin in 1887. The requirements of payload and range-traversing mountainous regions and the sea-seemed at the time only to be achievable by the rigid Zeppelin airship, the first of which the inventor built and tested in 1900. In 1909 Zeppelin founded the first airline company, DELAG, which transported 18,000 passengers in five years and covered 90,000 nautical miles. German Otto Lilienthal's flight research culminated in 2,000 controlled gliding flights over distances of up to 750 feet from 1891 to 1896. He was one of the first aircraft manufacturers, selling a number of his Standard Gliders to customers in Austria, England, and Russia. His published findings helped motivate the Wright Brothers. The technology of the "aero-engine"-first built for airships and then for airplanes-is largely based upon the development of the automotive "high rpm" four stroke gasoline engine. The dedicated commercial transport aircraft was pioneered by another German, H. Junkers (1919) with the JUF13. Essential for its success was Junkers' development of an aircraft structure technology based upon heat-treated aluminum alloy (Dural, developed by a supplier in Germany). Beginning in 1917 he had gained manufacturing experience in delivering 230 "close air support aircraft" employing this technology. Junkers' concept of "internally braced thick wing" had been essential to the success of his concept.

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