Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Denise Milani Hakkında Vikipedi

Napoleon and Kleist

Tach together
two weeks of work - in a PDF file. And you all can download here:


Content: - Overview of the dynasties ("Empire")
- Significant features of Chinese History (Europe)
- Chinese history 221 BC - 1966 + era of Mao Zedong - Philosophical Foundations - The social structure of ancient China
- The Long March (1934/1935)
- First Opium War
- Treaty of Nanking
- Second Opium War
- Taiping Rebellion
- Boxer Rebellion
- Mao reforms / campaigns
- Ratio of China and Japan







Bon sera a dear blogger.
I've made a lot again to the Congress of Vienna and listed the most important decisions. Please also refer to the (beautiful)
painting by Simone.


image sources:

Final Act of the Congress of Vienna, 9 June 1815 - Source: G. Grosskurth
An interesting link Tip: Here you can see include the territorial changes after the Congress of Vienna 1815:
GR-Atlas
; There you click on the + next to territories, is a hook at national boundaries since 1815, there click on the + again and then dials up to and after the Congress of Vienna.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Trek 2.1 Vs. Specialized Dolce




(Sources:
http://www.wissen.de/wde/generator/wissen/ressorts/geschichte/index, page = 1273788.html;, The Brock House in AZ three volumes)

Monday, February 22, 2010

The Improvement Guide



Here is a small contribution to the question whether Kleist Herrmann battle anything in common with the historical reality or not. The events of the year 9 AD. yes, we know only from the Roman perspective, as the Germans probably had this one won battle against the Romans, however, did not themselves Written culture possessed. Tacitus thus has to report and draws a picture of the struggle, which is considered critical for its part, since he continued to pursue certain intentions. Kleist has served this source?
is a completely separate issue, whether it is Kleist's drama about a primary source. With regard to our question (which dealt so with the position of a German authors on the domination of Napoleon in Deutschlan) is certainly in the affirmative. If we consider, however, the defensive struggle of the Germans against the Romans, the case would be quite different ....
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The design of my contribution is impossible, I know .... (I'll revise it if you scolded quite dolle: "... too small, what does that leave me," etc.