81. A2Z Languages - Hamburg, Germany - History Hamburg's recorded history begins in the 9th century with the construction of a moated Todayit is germany's secondlargest city after Berlin, with about 5% of http://www.a2zlanguages.com/Germany/Hamburg/hamburg_history.htm

Program Locations Argentina Austria Bolivia Brazil Chile Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador France Germany Greece Guatemala Italy Mexico Peru Portugal Puerto Rico Russia Spain Venezuela History Hamburg's recorded history begins in the 9th century with the construction of a moated fortress called Hammaburg in today's city center. The settlement that sprang up around it soon became a missionary stronghold, but it wasn't until the 12th century that the seeds for Hamburg's development into a wealthy trading city were laid. This was accomplished largely by an ambitious nobleman, Count Adolf III, who in 1189, managed to wrangle a royal charter from Emperor Friedrich I (Barbarossa). It granted the fledgling city free trade rights and exemption from customs. A coup, to say the least, that turned Hamburg into an important port city and a leading member of the Hanseatic League. In the post-war years, Hamburg showed its usual resilience and recovered quickly. Today it is Germany's second-largest city after Berlin, with about 5% of its population being immigrants. Some 68,000 students study at nine institutions, and the largest is the University of Hamburg, with 42,000 students.

82. WARNER MUSIC GERMANY : History Translate this page bemerkte - kein Warner-Künstler, aber deswegen nicht weniger epochal!weiter. DOWNLOAD der kompletten Music-history (.zip, 18,7 KB). http://www.warnermusic.de/company/history_01.html

WIE ALLES ANFING... ... ist heute schwer zu sagen. Sicher ist, dass sich schon die Kollegen im Neandertal rhythmisch zu damals sicher heißen Melodien gewiegt haben. Später war Musik - neben der vielfältigen Volksmusik der gemeinen und oft aufmüpfigen Bevölkerung - Domäne der Kirchen und der Hofkomponisten. Minnesänger zogen von Burg zu Burg, auf den Jahrmärkten steppte buchstäblich der Bär, Musik war Kunst, Kommerz und Kommunikation. Nicht unähnlich unseren Zeiten. Wer glaubt, Mega-Stars und Fankult seien eine neue Erfindung, liegt falsch. Schon im 19. Jahrhundert lieferten sich Brahms-Fans und Wagnerianer erbitterte Saalschlachten. Und trotzdem, richtig Schwung kam erst in die Sache, als Musik nicht mehr nur die Herzen bewegte, sondern vor allem Hüften und Beine: AWopBopaLooBop - ALopBamBoom, wie Little Richard seinerzeit richtig bemerkte - kein Warner-Künstler, aber deswegen nicht weniger epochal! weiter DOWNLOAD der kompletten Music-History (.zip, 18,7 KB) Wie alles anfing... Der Anfang Rock around the Clock Sun and Fun and Wirtschaftswunder Yeah, yeah, yeah!

83. WARNER MUSIC GERMANY : History Translate this page und eine neue Revolution ausbrach - diesmal aus dem Herzen Englands.weiter. DOWNLOAD der kompletten Music-history (.zip, 18,7 KB). http://www.warnermusic.de/company/history_04.html

SUN AND FUN AND WIRTSCHAFTSWUNDER Die ersten Jahre der Revolution waren vergangen und die Omas fielen nicht mehr reihenweise in Ohnmacht, wenn Elvis mit den Hüften schwang. Die Teenager übrigens auch nicht mehr. Ende der 50er Jahre und zu Beginn der 60er war Rock´n Roll immer noch Ausdruck eines Lebensgefühls, aber nicht mehr der permanenten Rebellion. Die Helden der ersten Stunde waren ohnehin von der Bühne abgetreten und leisteten Ihren Militärdienst (Elvis), saßen im Knast (Chuck Berry), waren Prediger geworden (Little Richard) oder aus dem Leben geschieden (Eddie Cochran, Buddy Holly). Statt ihrer stiegen neue Sterne am Musikhimmel auf, die längst nicht mehr so laut und frech, aber dafür sauber, gesund und lebensfroh waren. weiter DOWNLOAD der kompletten Music-History (.zip, 18,7 KB) Wie alles anfing... ... Rock around the Clock Sun and Fun and Wirtschaftswunder Yeah, yeah, yeah! Sounds of Silence Soul Kitchen Age of Aquarius ... Pump up the Jam

84. SSDeV - Lockpicking In Germany -- History history Sportenthusiasts of Lockpicking germany The sport club Sportenthusiastsof Lockpicking - germany was offcialy established on 9 February 1997. http://home.t-online.de/home/SSDeV/uk-hist.htm

History Sportenthusiasts of Lockpicking - Germany The sport club "Sportenthusiasts of Lockpicking - Germany" was offcialy established on 9 February 1997. It is currently a registered sporting association in Hamburg, Germany. The club's foundation was the result of an evolution which took many years, driven by curiosity and the desire to know more. The driving force behind this was the present club President Steffen Wernéry, who already at age 12 was playing around with locks. He writes: "My first pick, made from a little coat hanger, I had when I was 12. It was a great help, espicially when my teacher had misplaced the key to the classroom." In August 1994 Wernéry was at the Hope Congress in New York City. During a break in the congress, he went into a "spy" shop where he bought a basic pick set. Coupled with some archive material which he found buried at the Chaos Computer Club (of which Wernéry was one of the founding members), the seeds were planted. Along with Juergen Dreessman, Wernéry started to play with locks. Both would exchange information about locks, finding out how easy some were, how difficult some appeared to be ... and slowly, lockpicking became a passion. At the 1996 Chaos Communication Congress Dreessmann and Wernéry gave their first public lockpicking workshop. It was a total success. Wernery wrote:

85. Weingut Max Ferd. Richter - Mülheim - Mosel - Germany / History history And Philosophy A Short Introduction. The estate of MAX FERD.RICHTERhas been in the ownership of the family for more than 300 years. http://www.maxferdrichter.com/mfrhist.htm

History And Philosophy - A Short Introduction The estate of MAX FERD.RICHTER has been in the ownership of the family for more than 300 years. Today this enterprise is one of the leading producers of top RIESLING-wines in the heart of the central Mosel area with total holdings of 37 acres and an annual production of about 11,500 cases. Vineyards: MAX FERD.RICHTER not only produces fine RIESLING-wines which are well known throughout the world, such as "Wehlener Sonnenuhr", "Graacher Himmelreich" and "Brauneberger Juffer", but also two Monopoly top quality wines: "Mülheimer Helenenkloster" and "Veldenzer Elisenberg". The possession of these vineyards dates from 1813 when one of the ancestors, by his personal courage, succeeded in preventing the plundering of Mülheim by Emperor Napoleon I. MAX FERD.RICHTER supplies a large variety of single vineyard wines. The terroir of their steep vineyard sites is generally fresh weathering grey slate with different compositions of ferruginous (Brauneberg), mineral quartz (Veldenz) or clay parts (Graach, Wehlen, Mülheim); those make the character and flavour. More information about the history and the wines of the single vineyard sites can be found by following these links: Trarbacher Ungsberg Wehlener Sonnenuhr Graacher Dompropst und Himmelreich Bernkasteler Schloßberg Brauneberger Juffer und Juffer-Sonnenuhr Mülheimer Helenenkloster (Alleinbesitz) Mülheimer Sonnenlay Veldenzer Elisenberg (Alleinbesitz der Familien Richter).

86. NSGA Bremerhaven, Germany - History Page Index NSGA Bremerhaven, germany Naval Security Group Activity STATION historyINDEX PAGE. Page 1 Base Map · history Timeline · Don http://web.meganet.net/kman/bhistory.htm

NSGA Bremerhaven, Germany Naval Security Group Activity STATION HISTORY INDEX PAGE Page 1 Page 2 - Bremerhaven bomb damage photo from Bob Trovato Page 3 Page 4 - Comm Unit#8 History from Chuck Braun Page 5 - Bremerhaven Update from Ken Miller Page 6 - Navy Unit Commendation (Clarinet Bullseye Project) from Ed Marciniak Page 7 - US Navy Organizational Chart 1952 from Walter Elkins [ website: http://www.usarmygermany.com CT Page Main Page Email

87. NSGA Bremerhaven, Germany - History Page 1 NSGA Bremerhaven, germany Naval Security Group Activity STATION history Page 1 ALL ARTICLES FROM THE NCVA CRYPTOLOG ARE © NCVA http://web.meganet.net/kman/bhvnhist.htm

NSGA Bremerhaven, Germany Naval Security Group Activity STATION HISTORY - Page 1 MAP COURTESY OF BOB KOGUTEK OPERATIONS 1954-1956. Prior to the establishment of the Todendorf Department, the parent command, Naval Advanced Base Bremerhaven maintained a SIGINT (Signals Intelligence) Van that would deploy to the U. S. Army Firing Range at Todendorf, and other locations along the East West German Border. 1 July 1945 - The Naval Advance Base (NAB) is established under the command of Captain Harold R. Holcomb for the purpose of providing security for former German fighting craft tenders and merchant marine vessles tied up in Bremerhaven dock area. The NAB also will operate the Weser River Patrol and provide minesweeping training. 29 June 1951 - The Naval Security Group Begins its first operations in Germany with the arrival of five Communications Technicians at Herzog, Germany base. Later in the Fall, the team moves to Bremerhaven and is attached to the 23rd Detachment of the 2nd Radio Squadron Mobile (RSM). 9 February 1953 - The Naval Security Group Detachment, Naval Forces Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean (NSGDNELM) is established at Bremerhaven, under an officer in charge. The detachment is composed of seven officers and 107 enlisted men, and is administratively and logisticall subordinated to the Naval Advanced Base. The station is designated Navy Communications Unit Thirty Two Dog (NCU-32D)

88. GE10810 - MODERN GERMANY; HISTORY, SOCIETY AND LANGUAGE Module Title, MODERN germany; history, SOCIETY AND LANGUAGE. Academic Year,2002/2003. Routledge Fulbrook, M. (1990) A Concise history of germany. http://www.aber.ac.uk/modules/current/GE10810.html

Module Identifier Module Title MODERN GERMANY; HISTORY, SOCIETY AND LANGUAGE Academic Year Co-ordinator Dr Winifred V Davies Semester Semester 2 Other staff Gregory M Moore Mrs Inga S Metz Pre-Requisite Either A or AS level German or Beginners' course in German. Course delivery Lecture 9 Hours Seminars / Tutorials 6 Hours Assessment Semester Exam 2 Hours Semester Assessment Essay: Assessed essay (1,500-2,000 words). Learning outcomes By the end of the module students should have acquired the cultural context to complement their study of German language and literature studied in parallel. Those who have taken only this module will have been introduced to some of the most important forces to have shaped modern German society. All should have developed theirpowers of analysis and expression by writing an essay. Brief description A survey of the political, social and cultural developments of modern Germany from World War I to the present day. The module includes a series of lectures and seminars on the German language from a sociolinguistic perspective. The module is divided into three sections, as follows: 1. The principal historical events from 1914 to the present (10 lectures)

89. Aachen (Germany) - History - Siege, 1944. Aachen (germany) history - Siege, 1944. Books in the Larry The Battleof Aachen. / Irving Werstein; Maps by Ava Morgan. 940.54 WERSTEIN. http://www.ardsleyschools.k12.ny.us/AHSL_WEB/94054-1.htm

Aachen (Germany) - History - Siege, 1944. Books in the Larry: The Battle of Aachen. Irving Werstein 940.54 WERSTEIN Look for World War II on the The Larry TimeLine of the 20th Century Related Subject Headings: World War II, 1939-1945. Surf Call#s starting at - Military history of World War II Look for another Subject Click here to return to The Larry Homepage!

90. Great Language Learning Tools Can Help You Learn German. You Can Get Them From A germany than what happened during World War 2? Want to know about World War 2 aswell? These are links dealing with the various aspects of German history, http://www.strive4impact.com/frontier_german/history_of_germany.html

Home Course Materials Generally Helpful Germany and Germany Web Sites Parents ... Activities Welcome to Frontier Academy's German resources web page! Dictionaries Germany History Study Abroad Language Learning Products Want to know more about Germany than what happened during World War 2? Want to know about World War 2 as well? These are links dealing with the various aspects of German history, dating back to 2000 BC! Why learn a foreign language? Why learn German? strive4impact.com Original layout by Free Site Templates var site="s14frontiergerman"

91. Encyclopedia Of Aikido Aikido Journal Home Encyclopedia germany, history OF AIKIDOIN. germany, history OF AIKIDO IN. Compared to other European http://www.aikidojournal.com/new/encyclopedia.asp?entryID=221

92. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Germany (History By Nation) Looking for the best facts and sites on germany? This HomeworkCentral section focuseson 'history by Nation' and 'World history' and 'HIGH SCHOOL BEYOND' and http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/His

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93. 6th Fuzzy Days In Dortmund, Germany - History Translate this page in Dortmund B. Reusch (Hrsg.) Computational Intelligence - Theory and ApplicationsInternational Conference, 5th Fuzzy Days, Dortmund, germany, April 1997 http://ls1-www.cs.uni-dortmund.de/fd6/review.html

Retrospective View 1st Fuzzy Day in Dortmund 1. Dortmunder Fuzzy-Tag Dortmund, 14. Juni 1991 Quicktime3-Video of the opening ceremony 2nd Fuzzy Days in Dortmund B. Reusch (Hrsg.): Fuzzy Logik - Theorie und Praxis 2. Dortmunder Fuzzy-Tage Dortmund, 9./10. Juni 1992 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg, 1993 ISBN 3-540-56361-X 3rd Fuzzy Days in Dortmund B. Reusch (Hrsg.): Fuzzy Logik - Theorie und Praxis 3. Dortmunder Fuzzy-Tage Dortmund, 7.-9. Juni 1993 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg, 1993 ISBN 3-540-57524-3 4th Fuzzy Days in Dortmund B. Reusch (Hrsg.): Fuzzy Logik - Theorie und Praxis 4. Dortmunder Fuzzy-Tage Dortmund, 6.-8. Juni 1994 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg, 1994 ISBN 3-540-58649-0 Quicktime3-Video of the evening speeches 5th Fuzzy Days in Dortmund B. Reusch (Hrsg.): Computational Intelligence - Theory and Applications International Conference, 5th Fuzzy Days, Dortmund, Germany, April 1997 Proceedings Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg, 1997 ISBN 3-540-62868-1

94. German Cultural History Calendar of Significant Events in Austria, germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland,.Return to Cultural history Index. Return to Schons Home Page. January. February. http://webcampus3.stthomas.edu/paschons/language_http/German/culthist.html

German, Austrian, Swiss Cultural History Materials by Dr. Paul A. Schons, University of St. Thomas Chronology (2,000 years) Biographies (over 900 biographies) Historic Calendar (Over 3,000 items) Important Women Philosophy and Religion GAI Essays Starting in September, 2002: An Internet course on German Cultural History. Return to Home Page Search St. Thomas server Chronology of History 200B.C.-1499 2000-present Alphabetical Index of German, Austrian, Swiss, Liechtenstein Biography A B C D ... Return to Schons Home Page Calendar of Significant Events in Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland, Return to Cultural History Index Return to Schons Home Page January February ... December The work goes on on these cultural history pages. I request you to bring errors to my attention for repair. Thank you! PAS paschons@stthomas.edu Return to Home Page of P. A. Schons Last updated on May 23, 2002

95. First Mustang Club Of Germany - History Of Shelby 5R107 - Translate this page I have over 4 pages of history written out. The R107 had 17 different ownersand raced in many countries including the DDR ( East germany). http://www.ponysite.de/fmcog/to_alt/5r107.htm

Geschichte des / History Of The Competition Model 5R107 Last Update :15.11.1997 / 11-15-97 Zurück zur Homepage / Back to homepage Deutsche Version English version Vorwort aus der Clubzeitung 4/97 Das Interview: Ex-Shelby-Racer Friedhelm Theissen Autor: Wolfgang Kohrn Ein Artikel von mir in der August-Ausgabe der Oldtimer-Praxis unter der Rubrik "Leser helfen Lesern" brachte interessante Hinweise aus der Bevölkerung, wie man es in XY-Kreisen so nennt. Hier die Story von 5R107, ein weiterer Beitrag zur Geschichtsaufklärung der Rennversionen des Shelby GT350 in Europa. Durch einen Tip erfuhr ich den Aufenhaltsort des Rennfahrers Friedhelm Theissen, der wie bereits in der Clubzeitschrift 1/97 berichtet mit 95 Punkten den 3.Platz der deutschen Rundstrecken- meisterschaft 1967 auf einem Shelby erreichte. Hier das Interview exclusiv für unsere Clubzeitschrift: Red: Können Sie uns etwas näheres über die Vorgeschichte Ihres Shelby berichten? "Bei dem Shelby handelte es sich um das Fahrzeug von Jochen Neerpasch, dem damaligen Rennleiter von Ford, der damals mit Freiherr von Wendt eine Renngemeinschaft unterhielt. Das Fahrzeug habe ich dann 1967 in den Rundstreckenrennen überwiegend auf deutschen Rennstrecken, u.a. auch auf dem GP am Nürburgring im August gefahren. Red: Bei welchen Rennen haben Sie teilgenommen?

96. German Studies Web: History Dortmund. Internet Resources for the history of germany Made availablethrough the New York University's Bobst Library. Digital http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/wess/germ/hist.html

German Studies Web: History This page provides history resources for: Germany Austria Switzerland Germany Documents, Data Files, Primary Literature German primary historical documents on EuroDocs Documents are either transcriptions, translations, or facsimile copies of originals. Historiography, Commentary, Secondary Literature H-German Homepage WWW page of German historians: book reviews, documents, and subject-oriented discussions. Reference Works, Gateways, Tertiary Literature Tables of Contents of Historical Journals and Monographic Series in German Especially useful for locating articles by journal title or by keyword search from times prior to coverage of Historical Abstracts From the University of Erlangen. Virtual Library: German History From the University of Erlangen; with topicial, geographical and chronological links. Geschichte im Internet: Der große Linkkatalog zur Geschichtswissenschaft From the University of Dortmund. Internet Resources for the History of Germany Made available through the New York University's Bobst Library.

97. Francais English System Imperial - US Customary Português Espana appeared in 1972 the 1978 Granada, built only in germany, was the 2003 An automotiveforum , 225 years automotive history, thousands of pictures, hundreds http://www.histomobile.com/histomob/presmark.asp?ID=15&lan=2

98. Germany/History/GDR/Siegerjustiz/Victor's Justice/DDR/Justiz/Rachejustiz judicial proceedings, are expressing their dismay at the West German attempt to dealwith post war German history simply through West germany's criminal courts http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/9362/ss.html

FROM THE HORSES MOUTH!! Monday, May 18, 1998 (revised September 24, 1998) Victor's Justice (Siegerjustiz) - Yes or No? JUST LISTEN TO WHAT THEY ACTUALLY SAY! It is my opinion that due to the Holocaust most Germans have an almost pathological need to see themselves in a positive light and thus are unable to objectively judge their former East German enemy upon whom they project their repressed guilt, and/or with the younger people, the general negative image of Germany's past onto. They do this by placing themselves into two groups. The "Good Germans" and the "Bad Germans". By severely punishing the "Bad communist Germans" (punishment already being a cultural trait of the Germans) they thus become the "Good innocent Germans simply thirsting for justice". It should be noted that the only political party that 100% categorically opposed Nazism in Germany was the communist party - the KPD. By prosecuting East German communists today the German anti-communists not only play down their historic decency in fighting Nazism (a fact to which most Germans had no claim to) but they also reiterate one of the major "justifications" for the German people's support of Hitler - Hitler's extreme hatred of the communists.

99. Germany - History http://www.ess.slu.se/Grundutbildning/Masterk/2002/Germany/index_history.htm

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100. Germany - Wunderbar Explore the history and culture of the country of germany with this official site from the German Tourist Board. Site includes event information, virtual tours and local news. http://www.germany-tourism.de/

Overview Federal States Cities Historic Highlights ... Annual Report HIGHLIGHTS German Cities: a rich experience for all the senses Business travel: Germany - Routes to Success Discovering Germany by Bike: Right across Germany National Parks: UNESCO-World Heritage: unique sites of natural and cultural interest Current Weather Berlin -1°C Cologne -3°C Dresden -3°C Frankfurt/M. -3°C Hamburg -1°C Munich -3°C The weather in: VISIT GERMANY! Welcome to Germany...a country rich in experiences! Curious about the country and the people? Discover Germany on your trip through various regions, and enjoy everything from the exciting hustle and bustle of the large cities to the cultural wonders. Encounter a very special part of Europe! For a quick overview please use our sitemap Meissen, town of porcelain and wine Saxony’s history began in Meissen and today you can still see many relics of more than 1,000 years of history in the town centre. Tip of the Week! - Rent-a-camel Enjoy the guided tours through the splendid Allgaeu countryside in a somewhat unusual way - riding through mountain and valley on the back of dromedaries. Participate in our big prize-winning game on Germany!

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