Prvenstvo Šibenskog nogometnog saveza (također i kao Prvenstvo Nogometnog saveza općine Šibenik, Liga NSO Šibenik ) je bila liga četvrtog stupnja natjecanja nogometnog prvenstva Jugoslavije u sezoni 1972./73.
Sudjelovalo je devet klubova, a prvak je bio klub "Metalac" iz Šibenika.

Ljestvica

 Zablaće danas dio Šibenika

Rezultatska križaljka

 Izvori:

Povezani članci
 Dalmatinska liga - Sjever 1972./73.

Vanjske poveznice

Izvori

 arhiv.slobodnadalmacija.hr, Arhiv Slobodne Dalmacije - Godina 1972.
 arhiv.slobodnadalmacija.hr, Arhiv Slobodne Dalmacije - Godina 1973.
 arhiv.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Slobodna Dalmacija", br. 8776, god. XXXI, objavljeno 5. lipnja 1973., (ljestvica), preuzeto 2. srpnja 2021.

1972-73 Šibenik
1972-73 Šibenik
Šibenik

Prvenstvo Šibenskog nogometnog saveza 1972./73.


Lapinlahdenkatu est une rue du quartier de Kamppi à Helsinki en Finlande.

Présentation
La rue part de Ruoholahdenkatu à l'Est et se termine dans Pohjoinen rautatiekatu à l'ouest.

Bâtiments

Bibliographie

Galerie

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes

carte des rues d'Helsinki

Liens internes

Rue à Helsinki
Kamppi

Lapinlahdenkatu


COBRAcable er et HVDC strømkabel mellem Eemshaven, Nederlandene, og Esbjerg, Danmark, som blev taget i brug i september 2019. Kablet har en længde på 325 km og en kapacitet på 700MW. Kablet blev lagt og ejes af Energinet.dk og TenneT.

Eksterne links
 Kabel til Holland - COBRAcable  - energinet.dk

Elektriske transmissionsanlæg i Danmark
Elektriske kabler

COBRAcable


Heliconia richardiana é uma espécie de planta do gênero Heliconia e da família Heliconiaceae.

Taxonomia
A espécie foi descrita em 1844 por Friedrich Anton Wilhelm Miquel.

O seguinte sinônimo já foi catalogado:
 Heliconia glauca  Poit. ex Verlot

Forma de vida
É uma espécie terrícola e herbácea.

Descrição
Erva musóide. Rizoma leptomorfo ou paquimorfo. Pseudocaule 1 - 50 por rizoma. Folhas 3 – 8 por pseudocaule. Bainha inteiramente verde ou com máculas avermelhadas ou amarronzadas, glabrato a tomentoso. Pecíolo verde, glabro a tomentoso. Lâmina elíptica, oblonga ou raro oblanceolada, base atenuada a obtusa e assimétrica, ápice agudo a acuminado, íntegra; face adaxial verde-escura, glabra; face abaxial verde-clara, glabra a pubescente ao longo da nervura principal até o terço médio, raro farinácea. Inflorescência terminal ou raro lateral, ereta; pedúnculo inteiramente verde ou com o terço superior vermelho, glabro a pubescente; raque sinuosa, vermelha ou raro alaranjada, glabra a pubescente. Brácteas 4 – 7 por inflorescência, formando ângulo de 60º - 100º em relação à raque, espiraladas, laxas, persistentes, conduplicadas, lisas, ápice reto, margem revoluta; externamente vermelhas na base e amarelas, amarelo-alaranjadas ou amarelo-esverdeadas para o ápice, glabras a pubescentes; internamente amarelo avermelhadas, amarelo-esverdeadas ou verde-alaranjadas, glabras; bráctea basal fértil, apêndice foliáceo ausente. Bractéolas deltóide-lanceoladas, ápice agudo, amarelas ou amarelo-esverdeadas, glabras a pubescentes ao longo da carena, decompostas na frutificação. Flores 8 – 12 por cincínio, ressupinadas; botões exsertos; pedicelo vermelho, glabro a tomentoso. Perianto geniculado, verde ou amarelo, glabro a pubescente; sépalas ventrais retas, sépala dorsal circinada. Estames com filete branco, glabro; antera branca, glabra; estaminódio linear, elíptico, lanceolado ou oblanceolado, ápice acuminado a cuspidado e raro auriculado, convexo, liso, branco, glabro. Ovário vermelho, glabro a pubescente; estilete branco, glabro a pubescente. Frutos imaturos vermelhos ou raro alaranjados (maduros azuis), glabros.

Conservação
A espécie faz parte da Lista Vermelha das espécies ameaçadas do estado do Espírito Santo, no sudeste do Brasil. A lista foi publicada em 13 de junho de 2005 por intermédio do decreto estadual nº 1.499-R.

Distribuição
A espécie é encontrada nos estados brasileiros de Amazonas, Bahia, Espírito Santo e Pará. A espécie é encontrada nos  domínios fitogeográficos de Floresta Amazônica e Mata Atlântica, em regiões com vegetação de mata de igapó, floresta de terra firme, floresta de inundação, floresta estacional semidecidual e floresta ombrófila pluvial.

Notas
Contém texto em CC-BY-SA 4.0 de Braga, J.M.A. Heliconiaceae in Flora e Funga do Brasil. Jardim Botânico do Rio de Janeiro.

Ligações externas
 Heliconia richardiana no projeto Flora e Funga do Brasil

Heliconia
Plantas descritas em 1844
Flora do Espírito Santo (estado)
Espécies citadas na Lista Vermelha de Ameaça da Flora Brasileira
Espécies citadas na Lista de Espécies da Flora Ameaçadas do Espírito Santo

Heliconia richardiana


Susanne Dähn-Leach (tidligere Susanne Carstensen) er en dansk sanger og sangskriver. Susanne har tysk/amerikanske rødder, og er adopteret fra Tyskland.

Susanne Dähn-Leach har optrådt i TV-shows, bl.a. ved Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 1997, samt i Søren Østergaards Tivoli Varieté.

Hun har modtaget flere komponist legater fra Statens Kunstfond, samt fra Koda og Gramex.

Diskografi
 Sange Af PH  (2008, Exlibris)

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Sangere fra Danmark
Sangskrivere fra Danmark
Tjek fødselsår
Popsangere

Susanne Dähn-Leach


Daisuke Yano (født 26. oktober 1984) er en tidligere japansk fodboldspiller.

Han har spillet for flere forskellige klubber i sin karriere, herunder Gamba Osaka, Sagan Tosu og Roasso Kumamoto.

Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Japan

Daisuke Yano


Nancy Anne Kress (born January 20, 1948) is an American science fiction writer. She began writing in 1976 but has achieved her greatest notice since the publication of her Hugo- and Nebula-winning 1991 novella Beggars in Spain, which became a novel in 1993. She also won the Nebula Award for Best Novella in 2013 for After the Fall, Before the Fall, During the Fall, and in 2015 for Yesterday's Kin. In addition to her novels, Kress has written numerous short stories and is a regular columnist for Writer's Digest.  She is a regular at Clarion writing workshops. During the winter of 2008/09, Nancy Kress was the Picador Guest Professor for Literature at the University of Leipzig's Institute for American Studies in Leipzig, Germany.

Biography

Born Nancy Anne Koningisor in Buffalo, New York, she grew up in East Aurora and attended college at SUNY Plattsburgh and graduated with an M.A. in English. Before starting her writing career she taught elementary school and then college English. In 1973, she moved to Rochester to marry Michael Joseph Kress.  They had two sons, and divorced in 1984.  At that time, she went to work at Stanton and Hucko, an advertising agency. She was married to Marcos Donnelly from 1988 to 1994.

In 1998, she married fellow author Charles Sheffield, who died in 2002 of a brain tumor. Kress moved back to Rochester, New York, to be near her grown children. In 2009, she moved to Seattle. In February 2011, she married author Jack Skillingstead.

Work

Kress tends to write hard science fiction, or technically realistic stories, often set in a fairly near future. Her fiction often involves genetic engineering and, to a lesser degree, artificial intelligence.  There are many invented technologies shared between her stories, including "genemod", to refer to genetic engineering, and "foamcast", a lightweight and sturdy building material that appears in many of her novels and short stories.

By conducting extensive research, she keeps her topics within the realm of possibility; however, as Kress clarified for one Locus interviewer, with regards to her partner and fellow science fiction writer, "[Sheffield] pronounces it science fiction, and I pronounce it science fiction."

Kress also loves ballet, and has written stories around it.

Awards

Nebula Awards
Best Short Story winner (1986): "Out of All Them Bright Stars", F&SF March 1985
Best Novella  (1991): Beggars in Spain  (Axolotl Press / Pulphouse Feb. 1991) / Asimov's April 1991
Best Novelette  (1998): "The Flowers of Aulit Prison", Asimov's Oct./Nov. 1996
Best Novella  (2007): "Fountain of Age",  Asimov's July 2007
Best Novella (2012): "After the Fall, Before the Fall, During the Fall", Tachyon Publications
Best Novella (2014): "Yesterday's Kin", Tachyon Publications
Hugo Award
Best Novella  (1992): Beggars in Spain (Axolotl Press / Pulphouse Feb. 1991) / Asimov's April 1991
Best Novella  (2009): "The Erdmann Nexus", Asimov's Oct./Nov. 2008
John W. Campbell Memorial Award
Best Novel (2003): Probability Space, (Tor Sep. 2002)
Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award
Best Short Science Fiction (1997): "The Flowers of Aulit Prison", Asimov's Oct./Nov. 1996

Bibliography

References

External links

 Official website
 Bibliography at FantasticFiction
 Blog – inactive since February 2013

1993 interview at ConFuse
1996 interview
2000 interview at Fictionwise
2001 interview excerpts in Locus Magazine
2007 interview at Writer Unboxed
2008 interview at Dark Roasted Blend
2008 interview at Futurismic
2008 interview at Feminist SF – The Blog!
2010 interview excerpts in Locus Magazine
2016 interview excerpts in Locus Magazine
2016 interview in Lightspeed Magazine, focusing on the release of The Best of Nancy Kress
 Fiction by Kress at Free Speculative Fiction Online

 Anna Kendall at LC Authorities, with 1 record

1948 births
Living people
American science fiction writers
Hugo Award-winning writers
Nebula Award winners
Writers from Buffalo, New York
Writers of books about writing fiction
Science fiction academics
State University of New York at Plattsburgh alumni
Women science fiction and fantasy writers
American women novelists
20th-century American novelists
21st-century American novelists
20th-century American women writers
21st-century American women writers
Asimov's Science Fiction people
Novelists from New York (state)

Nancy Kress


Fábio Aguiar (født 28. februar 1989) er en brasiliansk fodboldspiller.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Brasilien

Fábio Aguiar


was a town located in Miike District, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.

As of 2003, the town had an estimated population of 14,525 and a density of 354.18 persons per km². The total area was 41.01 km².

On January 29, 2007, Takata, along with the towns of Setaka and Yamakawa (both from Yamato District), was merged to create the city of Miyama.

External links
Miyama official website  (some English content)

Dissolved municipalities of Fukuoka Prefecture
Populated places disestablished in 2007

Takata, Fukuoka


Grigore Basarabescu (n. 14 octombrie 1863 - 1932) a fost unul dintre generalii Armatei României din Primul Război Mondial.

A îndeplinit funcția de comandant de divizie de cavalerie în campania anului 1916.

A fost fratele generalului Ioan Basarabescu.

Cariera militară
După absolvirea școlii militare de ofițeri cu gradul de sublocotenent, Grigore Basarabescu a ocupat diferite poziții în cadrul unităților de cavalerie sau în eșaloanele superioare ale armatei, cele mai importante fiind cele de comandant al Regimentului 4 Roșiori, al Brigăzii 2 Călărași și al Diviziei 2 Cavalerie.

În perioada Primului Război Mondial a îndeplinit funcția de comandant al Diviziei 2 Cavalerie, în perioada 15 /28 august -28 septembrie/ 10 octombrie 1916.

Lucrări
 De-ale noastre, de [Grigore Besarabescu, București (Inst. de Arte Grafice Tipografia Românească), 1914

Decorații
  Ordinul "Steaua României", în grad de ofițer (1913)
  Ordinul "Coroana României", în grad de ofițer (1910)

Note

Bibliografie
 Kirițescu, Constantin, Istoria războiului pentru întregirea României, Editura Științifică și Enciclopedică, București, 1989
 Ioanițiu Alexandru (Lt.-Colonel), Războiul României: 1916-1918, vol. 1, Tipografia Geniului, București, 1929
  ***, România în războiul mondial 1916-1919, Documente, Anexe, Volumul 1, Monitorul Oficial și Imprimeriile Statului, București, 1934
 ***, Marele Cartier General al Armatei României. Documente 1916–1920, Editura Machiavelli, București, 1996
 ***, Istoria militară a poporului român, vol. V, Editura Militară, București, 1989
 ***, România în anii primului Război Mondial, Editura Militară, București, 1987
 ***, România în primul război mondial, Editura Militară, 1979

Vezi și
Participarea României la Primul Război Mondial
Ordinea de bătaie a Armatei României (1916)
Comandanți de mari unități ale Armatei României

Nașteri în 1863
Nașteri pe 14 octombrie
Decese în 1932
Generali români din Primul Război Mondial
Ofițer al Ordinului Steaua României
Decorați cu Ordinul Coroana României

Grigore Basarabescu


Die Ver.di-Bundesverwaltung ist die Zentrale der Gewerkschaft ver.di und zog nach dem Zusammenschluss der Dienstleistungsgewerkschaften 2001 nach Berlin. Zunächst war die die Verwaltung übergangsweise am Potsdamer Platz. Sie befindet sich jetzt zusammen mit dem Bundesvorstand in einem Neubau im Ortsteil Berlin-Mitte (Bezirk Mitte) an der Grenze zu Berlin-Kreuzberg. Der 2004 fertiggestellte Gebäudekomplex liegt am Paula-Thiede-Ufer 10 (Haupteingang) und dem Bona-Peiser-Weg. Die Straßen sind nach der Gewerkschafterin Paula Thiede und der Bibliothekarin Bona Peiser benannt worden.

In der Bundesverwaltung in Berlin sind rund 540 Mitarbeiter tätig.

Vom Bielefelder Künstler Pedda Borowski wurde eine Monotypie von Paula Thiede erstellt und in der Eingangshalle ausgestellt.

Bau

Die Grundsteinlegung für das nach einem Entwurf der Architekten Michael Kny und Thomas Weber als erster Bauabschnitt des Spreeport im Rahmen des Investorenprojekts Mediaspree errichtete Gebäude erfolgte am 28. November 2002. Es handelt sich um einen 154 m langen, 65 m breiten und 35 m hohen gegliederten Gebäudekomplex mit 47.800 m² oberirdischer Bruttogeschossfläche. Die Fassade besteht aus Glas, Stahl und roten Klinkern. Das Bauwerk entstand auf dem ehemaligen Mauergrundstück östlich der historischen Eisfabrik. Der Bundesvorstand konnte den Spreeport im Juli 2004 beziehen. Unmittelbar südlich schließt sich an der Köpenicker Straße der Gebäudekomplex von ver.di-Berlin-Brandenburg an. Das Gebäude ist mit einem Schiffsanleger an der Spree erreichbar. Der Hauptzugang erfolgt über ein 23 m hohes Atrium. Dort war eine öffentliche Buchhandlung, auch mit Sortiment der Büchergilde Gutenberg, erreichbar (geschlossen im Frühjahr 2022). Der Große Saal verfügt über 206 Sitzplätze.

Weblinks

 Webseiten über die ver.di-Bundesverwaltung

Einzelnachweise

Berlin-Mitte
Erbaut in den 2000er Jahren
Bürogebäude in Berlin

Ver.di-Bundesverwaltung


Yeni Delhi, Hindistan'ın başkenti, 321.883 şehir içi nüfusu ile yerleşim alanı olarak nüfusu 17.753.087 kişidir (1 Ocak 2006 verilerine göre). 1912-1947 arası Britanya Hindistanı'nın başkenti olmuştur. Bundan sonra Hindistan bağımsız olunca yine başkent olarak kalmaya devam etmiştir. Yüzölçümü 42.7 km²'dir. Yeni Delhi, 134 yabancı elçiliğe ve yüksek komisyonlara ev sahipliği yapmaktadır. Şehrin temeli, 15 Aralık 1911 tarihinde atılmıştır.

Yeni Delhi iki UNESCO Dünya Mirası'na sahiptir: Hümayun Türbesi ve Qutub kompleksi.

Dünyanın en hızlı büyüyen şehirlerinden biridir. Yeni Delhi, ağaçlıklı geniş bulvarlara sahiptir ve çok sayıda ulusal kurum, müze ve görülecek yerler ev sahipliği yapmaktadır.

Hükûmet, şehre günde yalnızca bir saatlik su imkânı sağlıyor. Bu durum, Hindistan'da ülkenin yarısının tuvalete sahip olmaması ile ilgilidir.

Taşıma
Planlı bir şehir olmakla beraber yol yapım ve bakım, öncelikle Yeni Delhi Belediye Meclisi İnşaat Mühendisliği Bölümü sorumluluğundadır.

İklim

Kültür
Yeni Delhi Kozmopolit bir şehirdir. Milli olaylar Cumhuriyet Bayramı , Bağımsızlık Günü ve Gandi Jayanti (Gandhi'nin doğum günü) gibi günlerdir. Dini bayramlar Diwali (ışık festival), Maha Shivaratri , Teej , Guru Nanak Jayanti , Baisakhi , Durga Puja , Holi , Lohri , Ramazan Bayramı , Kurban Bayramı , Noel ve Mahavir Jayanti. Qutub Festivali Kutub , olayın seçilmiş arka fon olarak Hindistan üzerinden bütün müzisyenlerin ve dansçıların performansları ile, gece boyunca sergilenecek olan kültürel bir olaydır.

Kardeş şehirler

Kaynakça

Dış bağlantılar

 Resmi site

Yeni Delhi


Biserica "Sf. Treime" din satul Herăști, amplasată Str. Obrenovici Milos 34, a fost ridicată în 1644 de Elina Doamna, soția voievodului Matei Basarab și sora fraților Năsturel, lângă Casa de piatră din Herăști și refăcută în 1833. Biserica, care mai are și hramul "Sf. Arhangheli Mihail și Gavril", este declarată monument istoric și are codul .

În pridvorul bisericii se găsește stâlp paralelipipedic, de marmură, având scris cu litere chirilice o genealogie a familiei Năsturel-Herești, monument recuperat din biserica Sfânta Vineri Herasca din București, ctitorie tot a unor Herești, demolată în iunie 1987 din dispoziția lui Nicolae Ceaușescu. Pe stâlpul de marmură apare și blazonul familiei: acvila bicefală încoronată, cu aripi deschise, având pe piept scutul cu leul și șarpele față în față. Flancând pasărea sunt așezați doi cavaleri cu arme diferite, iar la picioarele lor se deschide deviza familiei: Honor et patria. Blazonul apare și pe paginile de gardă ale cărților pe care le-a scris, tradus sau tipărit Udriște Năsturel, dar și deasupra ușilor de intrare ale palatului, cum încă numesc localnicii Casa de piatră.

Conform pisaniei slavone amplasate deasupra intrării în pronaos, se cunoaște că: Acest sfânt și Dumnezeiesc locaș, din însuși temelia lui a fost clădit și înălțat cu ajutorul lui Dumnezeu și cu cheltuiala prealuminatei bine cinstitoare principese, a doamnei Elena, cu harul lui Dumnezeu stăpână și voievodeasă a Țării Ungro‑Vlahiei, soția prea cinstitorului și autocrat domnitor Io Matei Basarab, cu truda și ajutorul în parte a celor buni frați ai săi, Căzan Năsturel și Orest Năsturel (…) în anul (…) de la mântuirea lumii 1644 (…)

Cu excepția pridvorului, lăcașul fusese de fapt ridicat de ctitorii amintiți pe temelia unei biserici mai vechi, căzută probabil la cutremurul din 1620.

Cercetările arheologice au scos în evidență existența a cinci importante etape de construcție, cărora le corespunde un număr de patru lăcașuri de cult, care se succed în mod nemijlocit, în aproximativ aceeași suprafață.

În biserică au existat trei lespezi de mormânt, aflate azi în alte locuri, dar ale căror origini sunt bine cunoscute, ale căror inscripții atestă faptul că acestea au fost așezate de doamna Elina în memoria fratelui său Șerban (†1628), a mamei sale Despina (†1635) și a tatălui său Radu Năsturel (†1641), a cărui ultimă dregătorie a fost cea de mare logofăt (1633).

Marele logofăt Radu Năsturel (1565–1641) poate fi considerat, fără nicio îndoială, drept ctitorul primei biserici de zid de la Herăști, ridicată în perioada când acesta era postelnic (1593–1601).

La sfârșitul anului 1831, după aproape 250 de ani, moșia familiei Năsturel din Herăști a ajuns, prin vânzare, în posesia lui Miloš Obrenović, Prinț al Serbiei. După ce a abdicat, în 1836, acesta s-a retras în cursul anului 1839 la Herăști, unde a întreprins ample lucrări de reparații și modificări la Casa de piatră și biserică. Fațadele acesteia, caracteristice arhitecturii ecleziastice din epoca lui Matei Basarab, au fost alterate de o decorație neoclasică. Pietrele de mormânt așezate în pronaos de Elina doamna în memoria părinților săi, Radu și Despina, precum și a fratelui său Șerban, au fost scoase din biserică, în timpul aceluiași Miloš Obrenović, și folosite ca trepte de intrare în casă sau pridvorul lăcașului de cult. Armoariile familiei Năsturel, aflate pe portalul palatului, au fost răzuite și acoperite de pajura sârbească. El a dăruit bisericii două clopote special comandate la Budapesta. Pe latura de miazăzi a lăcașului, a așezat într-o frumoasă criptă din piatră rămășițele pământești ale fratelui său Milan Obrenovici, mort la București în 1810. Pe la 1866, biserica a fost îmbrăcată într-o frescă în tempera grasă de către un pictor necunoscut, lucrare din care nu se mai păstrează astăzi nimic.

Prin 1977, s-au făcut săpături arheologice în interiorul și exteriorul bisericii, apoi, în 1989, lăcașul a fost restaurat după proiectul arhitectului Sandu Miclescu.

După aproape 10 ani de lucrări de restaurare, care au constat în refacerea acoperișului, iar la interior refacerea picturii de pictorul Alexandru Conț, în noiembrie 2014 biserica a fost resfințită și a mai primit, pe lângă hramul "Sfânta Treime și Sfinții Arhangheli Mihail și Gavriil", și hramul "Sfinții Martiri Brâncoveni".

Note

Monumente din județul Giurgiu

Biserica „Sf. Treime” din Herăști


Die Theodor-Storm-Schule von 1902 befindet sich  in Bremerhaven-Lehe, Lutherstraße 7 / Eupener Straße. Sie wird seit 2007 vom Haus für Arbeit, Familie und Kultur unter der Kurzbezeichnung "die theo" genutzt.

Das Bauwerk wurde 2009 unter Bremer Denkmalschutz gestellt.

Geschichte

Name

Leher Bürger erreichten durch ihre Initiative, dass in Lehe am 6. Oktober 1902 eine private Höhere Töchterschule eröffnet wurde.

1906 erhielt diese Schule den Namen Kaiserin-Auguste-Viktoria-Schule, benannt nach Auguste Viktoria von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg (1858–1921), Gemahlin von Kaiser Wilhelm II. Der Untertitel der Schule wechselte von Lyzeum und Höhere Töchterschule.

Seit 1920 hieß sie Städtisches Lyzeum zu Lehe in Hannover, da Lehe zur preußischen Provinz Hannover gehörte.

1924, nach der Vereinigung von Lehe und Geestemünde zur Stadt Wesermünde, hieß sie Staatliche Theodor-Storm-Schule Wesermünde, benannt nach dem Husumer Schriftsteller und Dichter Theodor Storm (1817–1888).

1937 erhielten durch Erlass des Reichsministers für Wissenschaft, Erziehung und Volksbildung die Gymnasien im Reich die einheitliche Bezeichnung Oberschule. So hieß die Schule nun Staatliche Theodor-Storm-Schule, Oberschule für Mädchen – Hauswirtschaftliche Form.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde sie zum städtischen Oberlyzeum in der Theodor-Storm-Schule (kurz auch Theo genannt). 1950 kam die Zusatzbezeichnung Volksoberschule.

Die Kurzbezeichnung "die theo" führt heute auch das Haus für Arbeit, Familie und Kultur.

Gebäude

Schule
Um die Jahrhundertwende von 1900 lebten rund 24.000 Einwohner in Lehe. Durch den Hafen in Bremerhaven war auch Lehe rasant gewachsen. Im 19. Jahrhundert gab es in Lehe die Lateinschule für Knaben von 1713 und für Mädchen die private Höhere Töchterschule von Helene Meyer von 1865, die 1881 im Schroeder-Haus an der Kreuzstraße untergebracht war. Die vorhandenen Schulen konnten den weiteren Zulauf an Schülern nicht mehr bewältigen. Neue Schulen mussten gebaut werden wie die Körner- und die Lessingschule. Ein gegründetes Kuratorium drängte auf den Neubau einer Mädchenschule.

1902 wurde nach Plänen des Gemeindebaumeister Heinrich Lagershausen das hoch aufragende, rotsteinsichtige Schulgebäude an der Lutherstraße errichtet. Im Reformstil der späten Kaiserzeit entstand nach der Jahrhundertwende ein repräsentativer, aufwändig gestalteter, aber durchaus ruhiger Gebäudekomplex mit einigen neogotischen Elementen und dekorativen Fensteröffnungen.

1913 wurde das Lyzeum durch Lagershausen nochmals mit sieben (oder sechs) weiteren Klassenräumen und den Schulräumen für Chemie und Physik in seiner Aufnahmekapazität nahezu verdoppelt. Dazu kam eine große Turnhalle, eine prachtvoll ausgestattete Aula und das Lehrerzimmer. Das  Hauptgebäude wurde an der Bauflucht der Straße mit einem schmaleren Gebäudeteil verlängert, der etwas nach hinten verspringt, um damit eine Monotonie zu verhindern. Der Erweiterungsbau orientierte sich in seiner Anordnung auch am Verlauf des damals noch nicht verrohrten Flüsschens Aue. An der Ecke zur Mühlenstraße entstand 1913 das Wohnhaus des "Schuldieners". Altbau, Anbau und Wohnhaus bilden ein harmonisches Ganzes.

Haus für Arbeit, Familie und Kultur
2007, nach der Schließung der Schule und der Sanierung des Gebäudes mit Mitteln aus dem Programm Stadtumbau West, wurde hier das Stadtteilzentrum "die theo", Haus für Arbeit, Familie und Kultur eröffnet. Dieses Zentrum ist die räumliche Zusammenführung der verstreut im Stadtteil Lehe arbeitenden sozialen und kulturellen Einrichtungen.

Die ehemalige Turnhalle wurde nach 2005 bis 2012 von einem großen gastronomischen Betrieb genutzt.

Schulnutzungen

Lyzeum
1902 wurden 184 Schülerinnen in acht Klassen am Lyzeum unterrichtet. Ab 1904 gehörte die Schule der Gemeinde. Erster Rektor war Wilhelm Eskuchen, der zuvor Rektor der Knabenschule an der Poststraße war.

1920 wurde die Schule städtisches Lyzeum. Die 1928 angegliederte einjährige Frauenschule wurde ab 1937 in Zusammenhang mit der Schulreform zu einer dreijährigen Oberstufe ausgebaut, an der auch die Reifeprüfung abgelegt werden konnte.

Oberlyzeum, additive Gesamtschule
Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg blieb die Mädchenschule zunächst ein städtisches Oberlyzeum in der Theodor-Storm-Schule. Seit der Mitte der 1950er Jahre wurden auch Jungen an der Schule aufgenommen. Bis 1969 war die Theodor-Storm-Schule eine additive Gesamtschule mit den Zweigen Hauptschule (Zweig A bzw. H),  Mittelschule bzw. Realschule (Zweig B bzw. M) und Gymnasium (Zweig D bzw. G). Das Gymnasium war neusprachlich ausgerichtet. Rund 600 Schüler besuchten die Schule mit rund 24 Klassen.

Die Schüler der Mittel- und Oberstufe zogen 1969 zum nahe gelegenem,  modernem Schulzentrum  Geschwister Scholl an der Pestalozzistraße/Walter-Kolb-Weg 2 in Mitte um.

Grundschule
In das Gebäude der Stormschule zogen die Kinder der Körner-Grundschule ein. Die alte Körnerschule von 1908 wurde zum Schulzentrum Geschwister Scholl umbenannt und sie konnte sich in den frei werdenden Räumen erweitern für die Haupt- und Realschule sowie dem Gymnasium.

2002 wurde auf Grund sinkender Schülerzahlen die Schließung der Theodor-Storm-Schule beschlossen und bis 2005 vollzogen. 2005 zogen gemäß dem "Masterplan Schulen Lehe" die Grundschüler der Stormschule mit denen von der Deichschule in die Astrid-Lindgren-Schule (ehemals Körnerschule von 1908) ein.

Niederdeutsche Bühne "Waterkant"
Von 1947 bis 1972 nutzte die Niederdeutsche Bühne "Waterkant" die Aula der Stormschule für ihre Aufführungen. Es fanden auch Aufführungen an der Schollschule und seit 1967 am Standort Kleines Haus am Stadttheater Bremerhaven statt. Seit 1972 spielt die Bühne dauerhaft im Kleinen Haus.

Literatur
 Norbert Friedrich: Anpassungsstrategien der Schulinfrastruktur an den demographischen Wandel in Bremerhaven-Lehe. Bremerhaven 2006.
 Harry Gabcke, Renate Gabcke, Herbert Körtge, Manfred Ernst: Bremerhaven in zwei Jahrhunderten. (Band I bis III von 1827 bis 1991.) Nordwestdeutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Bremerhaven 1989/1991, ISBN 3-927857-00-9 / ISBN 3-927857-37-8 / ISBN 3-927857-22-X.
 Herbert Körtge: Die Anfänge des Schulwesens in Lehe. Kleine Schriften des Stadtarchivs Bremerhaven 8, Bremerhaven 1990.
 Heinrich Lagershausen: Politik und Wirtschaft. In: Bremerhaven, Geestemünde, Lehe. (= Deutschlands Städtebau.) DARI, Berlin-Halensee 1922.
 Richarda Lohmar: Unsere Schule – Die Theodor-Storm-Schule in Lehe. Bremerhaven-Lehe 1993.
 Jessica Pannier: Parktor, Bootshaus, Oberrealschule und Co., Wie Stadtbaumeister Heinrich Lagershausen das Gesicht Lehes prägte. (= Veröffentlichungen des Stadtarchivs Bremerhaven. Bd. 25). Bremerhaven 2019, ISBN 978-3-923851-33-1, S. 24–33.

Weblinks
 Bremerhaven-Lehe "die theo"

Einzelnachweise

Kulturdenkmal in Bremerhaven
Schule in Bremerhaven
Geschichte Bremerhavens
Storm
Schulgebäude in Bremerhaven
Theodor Storm als Namensgeber
Backsteinbauwerk des Historismus
Bauwerk des Historismus in Bremerhaven
Gegründet 1902
Lehe (Bremerhaven)

Theodor-Storm-Schule (Lehe)


Zeynep Karahan Uslu (d. 11 Temmuz 1969, İstanbul), Türk siyasetçi ve akademisyen.

Akademik kariyeri
İstanbul Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesi, Gazetecilik ve Halkla İlişkiler Bölümünde lisans eğitimini (1990) tamamladıktan sonra aynı üniversitenin Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Halkla İlişkiler ve Tanıtım Bölümü'nden Yüksek Lisans (1992) ve Doktora (1998) derecesi almıştır.

İstanbul Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesi'nde (1991-94), Edebiyat Fakültesi Sosyoloji Bölümü'nde (1994-2002) öğretim üyeliği yapmıştır. 22. Dönem'deki Parlamento üyeliğinin bitiminde  Karahan Uslu bilimsel uğraşlarına geri dönmüş, İstanbul Aydın Üniversitesi'nde (2007-2009) Türkiye Araştırmaları Merkezi (TAM) Başkanı ve İletişim Fakültesi öğretim üyesi olarak görev yapmıştır. 2010 yılında Uygulamalı İletişim Doçenti olmuştur. TOBB Ekonomi ve Teknoloji Üniversitesi'nde (2009-2011) Rektör Danışmanı, GSF Görsel İletişim Tasarımı Bölümü öğretim üyesi ve Bölüm Başkanı olarak görev almıştır. 24. Dönem'deki milletvekilliğini müteakip akademik çalışmalarına Çankaya Üniversitesi öğretim üyesi ve Mütevelli Heyet Başkan Danışmanı olarak devam etmektedir.

Siyasal iletişim, iletişim sosyolojisi, etnik gruplararası iletişim, kadın çalışmaları alanlarında yazar, editör ve bölüm yazarı olarak katkıda bulunduğu beş kitabı ulusal ve uluslararası alanda çok sayıda makalesi yayınlanmıştır. Öğretim üyeliği esnasında çeşitli siyasi partilere kampanya ve iletişim danışmanlığı da yapmıştır.

Siyasal kariyeri
2002 yılında XXII. Dönemin 'en genç kadın parlamenteri' olarak İstanbul milletvekili seçilmiştir. XXII. dönemde TBMM'de Avrupa Akdeniz Parlamenter Asamblesi (AAPA) Türk Grubu Başkanlığı'na seçilmiştir. Bu arada Çevre Komisyonu Sözcülüğü, Türkiye-Pakistan Parlamentolararası Dostluk Grubu Başkan Vekilliği, Türkiye İtalya Parlamentolararası İşbirliği Protokolü Eş Başkanlığı Karahan Uslu'nun 22. Dönemde yaptığı diğer görevler arasındadır.

24. Dönemde Şanlıurfa Milletvekili olarak yeniden Parlamento'ya seçilerek, seçildiği şehrin Türkiye Cumhuriyeti tarihindeki üçüncü kadın milletvekili olmuştur. 24. Dönemde Akdeniz İçin Birlik Parlamenter Asamblesi (AİBPA) Türk Grubu Başkanlığına seçilmiştir. Bu dönemde Kadın Erkek Fırsat Eşitliği Komisyonu üyesi olarak da katkı sağlamış, Türkiye İtalya Parlamentolararası İşbirliği Protokolü Eş Başkanlığı'nı yürütmüştür.

2003-2012 yılları arasında AK Parti Halkla İlişkiler Başkan Yardımcılığı görevinde bulunmuştur. Karahan Uslu, AK Parti Dış İlişkiler Başkanlığı Danışma Kurulu üyesi olup, AK Parti 3. ve 4. Olağan Genel Kongresi'nde Merkez Karar Yönetim Kurulu (MKYK) üyeliğine seçilmiştir. 2012 yılı itibarıyla AK Parti, Ar-Ge Başkan Yardımcılığı görevini sürdürmektedir. 7 Haziran 2015 seçimlerinde AK Parti Aydın Milletvekili Adayı olmuştur. Halihazırda AK Parti Genel Başkan Danışmanı olarak parti yönetiminde yer almaktadır.

Ulusal ve Uluslararası Platformlarda Aldığı Görevler

 Yıldız Sarayı Vakfı  Mütevelli Heyet Başkanı (2013 - ...)
 İstanbul Tasarım Derneği (İSTADER) KurucuYönetim Kurulu Üyesi (2014-…)
 Avrupa Akdeniz Yerel ve Bölgesel Yönetimler İşbirliği Komitesi (Standing Committe Euro-Mediterranean of the Local and Regional Authorjties - COPPEM) Başkan Yardımcısı (2009 - ...)
 Türkiye Turing ve Otomobil Kurumu (TURİNG) Üyesi (2007 - …)
 Avrasya Sosyologlar Derneği Yönetim Kurulu Kurucu Üyesi (2007-…)
 İstanbul Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesi Mezunlar Derneği (İSTİM) Yönetim Kurulu Kurucu Üyesi (2007 - ...)
 Anadolu Kulübü Üyesi (2002 - ...)
 Uluslararası İletişim Birliği (International Communication Association - ICA) Üyesi(2001-…)
 Hazar Eğitim Kültür ve Dayanışma Derneği' Kurucu Yönetim Kurulu Üyesi (1993 - ...)

Özel hayatı
Türkoloji ve ilahiyat alanlarındaki çalışmaları ile tanınan Prof. Dr. Abdülkadir Karahan ile matematik öğretmeni Süreyya Karahan'ın kızıdır. Dr. İbrahim Uslu ile evli olup Melek adında bir kızı vardır. İngilizce bilmektedir.

Yayınları
 Kırılan Kalıplar 2: Kültürlerarası İletişim, Çokkültürlülük, Doç. Dr. Zeynep Karahan Uslu ve Doç. Dr. Can Bilgili, Beta Yayınları, İstanbul, 2012
 Bilinç Endüstrisinin İktidar ve Siyaset Pratikleri, Zeynep Karahan Uslu, Can Bilgili, Beta Yayınları, İstanbul, 2009
 Televizyon ve Kadın, Zeynep Karahan Uslu, Alfa Yayınları, İstanbul, 2000

Ödülleri
 Başarılı Kadınlar Ödülü, Memur Dernekleri Federasyonu, 2015
 Yılın Milletvekili Ödülü, Siyasette ve Ekonomide Vizyon 2023 Dergisi, 2013
 Yılın Milletvekili Ödülü, Türkiye Gençlik Konseyi, 2013
 Sivil Toplumda, İş Dünyasında, Siyasette Aktif İş Kadını Ödülü, ANGİAD (Ankara Genç İş adamları Derneği), 2012
 İtalya Devlet Nişanı-Ordine della Stella Della Solidarieta 'İtaliana', 2007
 Yılın Milletvekili Ödülü, Memur-Der Federasyonu, 2007
 19 Mayıs Gençlik Ödülü", Habitat Yerel Gündem 21 Gençlik Derneği, 2004
 Yılın Milletvekili Ödülü, Siyaset Dergisi, 2004

Kaynakça

Dış bağlantılar
 http://www.zkuslu.com  Dr. Zeynep Karahan Uslu'nun kişisel internet sitesi
 http://www.karahankutuphanesi.gov.tr  Abdülkadir Karahan Kütüphanesi web sitesi
  http://www.akparti.org.tr/
  http://www.tbmm.gov.tr/develop/owa/milletvekillerimiz_sd.bilgi?p_donem=24&p_sicil=6104
  http://www.akparti.org.tr/site/haber/35329/ar-ge-baskan-yardimcilari-belirlendi/baskanliklar

1969 doğumlular
İstanbul doğumlu siyasetçiler
İstanbul Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesinde öğrenim görenler
Commendatore Ödülü sahipleri
Türk şövalyeler
TBMM Çevre Komisyonu
TBMM 22. dönem İstanbul milletvekilleri
TBMM 24. dönem Şanlıurfa milletvekilleri
TBMM Kadın Erkek Fırsat Eşitliği Komisyonu
Türk kadın milletvekilleri
Halkla ilişkiler uzmanları
Yaşayan insanlar
Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi MKYK üyeleri
21. yüzyıl Türk siyasetçileri
UNESCO Türkiye Millî Komisyonu Yönetim Kurulu Üyeleri
İstanbul doğumlu akademisyenler

Zeynep Karahan Uslu


Otto Ernst Lindemann (28 March 1894 – 27 May 1941) was a German Kapitän zur See (naval captain). He was the only commander of the battleship  during its eight months of service in World War II.

Lindemann joined the German Imperial Navy () in 1913, and after his basic military training, served on a number of warships during World War I as a wireless telegraphy officer. On board , he participated in Operation Albion in 1917. After World War I, he served in various staff and naval gunnery training positions. One year after the outbreak of World War II, he was appointed commander of the battleship Bismarck, at the time the largest warship in commission anywhere in the world and the pride of the Kriegsmarine (Nazi Germany's navy).

In May 1941, Lindemann commanded Bismarck during Operation Rheinübung. Bismarck and the heavy cruiser  formed a task force under the command of Admiral Günther Lütjens on board Bismarck. Orders were to break out of their base in German-occupied Poland and attack British merchant shipping lanes in the Atlantic Ocean. The task force's first major engagement was the Battle of the Denmark Strait, which resulted in the sinking of . Less than a week later, on 27 May, Lindemann and most of his crew died in Bismarcks last battle.

He was posthumously awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross (), at the time the highest award in the military and paramilitary forces of Nazi Germany. The medal was presented to his widow, Hildegard, on 6 January 1942.

Early life
Otto Ernst Lindemann was born on 28 March 1894 in Altenkirchen in the Westerwald, Rhine Province. He was the first of three children of Dr. jur. Georg Heinrich Ernst Lindemann and Maria Lindemann, née Lieber. Known as Ernst, Georg Lindemann was a probationary judge (Gerichtsassessor) and later president of the Prussian Central Land Credit Company, a Prussian credit bank.

Otto Ernst Lindemann was baptised into the Protestant Church on 26 April 1894. The family moved to the Charlottenburg quarter of Berlin, where they lived at 6 Carmer Street, in 1895. His younger brother—Kurt—was born in 1896, followed by a second brother, Hans-Wolfgang, in 1900. The family relocated again in 1903, this time to their own house in the Dahlem quarter of Berlin, near the Grunewald forest.

In 1910, when Lindemann was 16, his uncle Kapitän zur See Friedrich Tiesmeyer was in command of the light cruiser  (October 1909 – January 1910) of the Imperial Navy, at that time holding the rank of  (commander). At a family reunion in Hamelin, Lindemann talked with his uncle and heard of his seafaring adventures in the Far East. These conversations gave Lindemann the idea of a naval career.

Lindemann graduated from the Bismarck-Gymnasium (secondary school) in Berlin-Wilmersdorf with his Abitur (diploma) late in 1912 with an average-to-good overall rating. For the next six months, he attended the Royal Polytechnic Institution in Richmond, London.

Personal life
Ernst Lindemann met Charlotte Weil (née Fritsche; 1899–1979), a Berlin singer, in the spring of 1920. The couple married on 1 February 1921, and they had a daughter, Helga Maria, born on 26 February 1924. Lindemann's job as a naval officer demanded that he be away from his family for long periods of time. This proved to be too demanding on the marriage, and they were divorced in 1932. Lindemann was engaged again on 20 July 1933 to his youngest brother's sister-in-law, Hildegard Burchard. Hildegard was 14 years younger than Lindemann. They married on 27 October 1934 in the St. Annen Church in Berlin–Dahlem. The ceremony was performed by Martin Niemöller, a founder of the Confessing Church, later imprisoned as an anti-Nazi. They had a daughter, Heidi Maria, born on 6 July 1939.

Naval career

Imperial Navy
On 26 March 1913, Lindemann traveled with his parents to Flensburg for his medical examination at the Naval Academy at Mürwik. The strong financial background of his parents made him a suitable applicant for the Imperial Navy, as the costs associated with a naval education in 1909 were 800–1,000 Marks per year for eight years. By comparison, a metal worker earned 1,366 Marks annually and a teacher 3,294 Marks. Only 5 percent of the German population at the time earned more than 3,000 Marks annually. However, the doctor certified him as fit only for limited duties (), as pneumonia in childhood had left him unfit for service in U-boats. After a second examination, he was accepted on probation, and Lindemann became one of the 290 young men of "Crew 1913" (the incoming class of 1913). He was officially enlisted in the Imperial Navy as a  (sea cadet) on 1 April 1913.

In early May 1913, the cadets of Crew 1913 were sent to the training ships , ,  and . Lindemann was assigned to Hertha with 71 of his comrades. At that time, Hertha was under the command of Captain Heinrich Rohardt, a friend of his uncle Friedrich. Arriving on board on 9 May, they were divided into watches consisting of roughly 18 men each. Hertha left Mürwik and stayed in Kiel until the end of the month. On 29 May 1913, Hertha headed for Swinemünde, where she stayed until 15 June. The next stop, via Sassnitz and Visby, was Stockholm, Sweden, arriving on 24 June. The ship remained in Stockholm until 1 July, before leaving for Bergen in Norway. After a few days, the voyage continued to the Lönne Fjord. Here, Lindemann met his commander-in-chief—Kaiser Wilhelm II—for the first time. Hertha then returned to Germany, arriving in Wilhelmshaven on 8 August 1913.

One week later, Hertha began a seven-month training cruise (15 August 1913 – 12 March 1914). The voyage took Lindemann to Dartmouth in England, Vilagarcía de Arousa in Spain, Faial Island in the Azores and as far as Halifax in Nova Scotia. The return trip then went via Vera Cruz in Mexico, Havana in Cuba, Port-au-Prince in Haiti, Kingston in Jamaica, Port of Spain in Trinidad and then to the Canary Islands, Madeira, and the Spanish mainland, arriving back in Germany in the middle of March 1914, first in Brunsbüttel and two days later in Kiel. Lindemann was promoted to Fähnrich zur See (Ensign) on 3 April 1914.

World War I
With the German declaration of war in August 1914, all further training at the naval academy was terminated and the normal compulsory officer examination was skipped. The entire Crew 1913 was assigned to various units in the Imperial Navy. Lindemann was assigned to , a battleship which belonged to the 2nd Battle Squadron of the High Seas Fleet under the command of Vizeadmiral (vice admiral) Reinhard Scheer, taking on the position of 3rd wireless telegraphy officer. Lothringen was mostly tasked with patrolling the North Sea, sailing back and forth between Altenbruch (now part of Cuxhaven) and Brunsbüttel without engaging in combat. Lindemann left Lothringen on 1 June 1915 to attend the wireless telegraphy school at Mürwik. He successfully completed the course and returned from it in July 1915. He then took over the position of 2nd wireless telegraphy officer, a position that fellow officers joked suited his abnormally large ears. He was promoted to Leutnant zur See (Second Lieutenant) on 18 September 1915.

On 19 March 1916, Lindemann was transferred to the newly commissioned battleship  (under the command of Captain Max Hahn), with the same rank of 2nd wireless telegraphy officer. Bayern, with her eight  guns, was the most powerful ship of the fleet. Her crew had been largely assigned from Lothringen, which continued to serve as a training ship. Aboard Bayern, now under the command of Captain Rohardt, Lindemann participated in Operation Albion in September–October 1917. Operation Albion's objective was the invasion and occupation of the Estonian islands of Saaremaa (Ösel), Hiiumaa (Dagö) and Muhu (Moon), then part of the Russian Republic. At 05:07 on 12 October 1917, Bayern struck a mine while moving into her bombardment position to secure the landing beaches at Pamerort. Seven sailors were killed. Despite mine damage, Bayern engaged the coast defense battery at Cape Toffri on the southern tip of Hiiumaa. Bayern was released from her duties at 14:00 that day. Preliminary repairs were made on 13 October in Tagga Bay before she returned to Kiel on 1 November 1917.

After the armistice in 1918, Bayern—together with the majority of the German High Seas Fleet—was interned at Scapa Flow, the home of the British Grand Fleet. Bayern arrived there on 23 November 1918 with a skeleton crew of only 175 men, including Lindemann, who was then ordered to return to Germany, arriving in Kiel on 12 January. On 21 June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the fleet, and Bayern sank at 14:30.

Between the wars: Reichsmarine
When Ernst Lindemann returned to Germany, it was uncertain whether he could remain on active military service. As a result of the Treaty of Versailles which was signed on 28 June 1919, the former Imperial German Navy was downsized to 15,000 men, including 1,500 officers, while being renamed the Reichsmarine in the era of the Weimar Republic. As Lindemann had finished fifth in the Class of 1913, he stood a good chance of being retained. He served temporarily in the Dahlem Protection Company a part of the Protection Regiment of Greater Berlin (June–July 1919), before he became adjutant to the newly created chief of the Naval Command Department (1 August 1919 – 30 September 1922), at the time under the command of William Michaelis. The Naval Command Department was directly subordinated to the Admiralty Staff. At the same time, he held the position of adjutant in the Fleet Department. During this assignment Lindemann was promoted to Oberleutnant zur See (Sub-Lieutenant) on 7 January 1920.

Lindemann's next assignment (1 October 1922 – 30 September 1924) was aboard the battleship , where he served as a watch and division officer. During this assignment, he attended an officers' course at the ships' gunnery school in Kiel between 5 February and 3 May 1924. From here, Lindemann took command of the 1st Artillery Company of the 3rd Coastal Defense Department in Friedrichsort in Kiel from 1 October 1924 – 26 September 1926. His commanding officer was Korvettenkapitän (Lieutenant Commander) Otto Schultze, a former World War I U-boat commander and later Generaladmiral (general admiral) of the Kriegsmarine. In this position, Lindemann was promoted to Kapitänleutnant (captain lieutenant) on 1 January 1925.

His next assignment (27 September 1926 – 6 September 1929) placed him on the Admiral's staff at the Baltic Naval Station, first as a staff officer and then as assistant to the chief of the station, which at the time was under the command of Vice Admiral Erich Raeder. From here, he was transferred to the  serving as the second gunnery officer and Fähnrichsoffizier (officer in charge of cadets), responsible for the on-board training of the officer cadets, from 7 September 1929 – 25 February 1930. Holding the same rank and position, Lindemann then transferred to the .

Between the wars: Kriegsmarine
On 30 January 1933, the Nazi Party, under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, came to power in Germany, ushering in a period of naval rearmament. In 1935, the  was renamed the Kriegsmarine. Between 22 September 1931 and 22 September 1934, Lindemann was a senior lecturer at the Naval Gunnery School in Kiel. He was then posted to the  under the command of Captain Hermann Boehm and served as first gunnery officer from 23 September 1933 to 8 April 1934. Ernst Lindemann was promoted to Korvettenkapitän on 1 April 1932. On 9 April 1934, he was ordered to the Wilhelmshaven Shipyard (9 April–11 November 1934) for training in ship construction and familiarisation with the heavy cruiser , under the command of Captain Wilhelm Marschall.

On Admiral Scheer, he again served as first gunnery officer, and in this position he participated in the Spanish Civil War (24 July–30 August 1936). Admiral Scheer had to make ready for the mission on short notice; the order came from Admiral Rolf Carls on 23 July 1936 at 13:45. The normal 48 hours required to prepare the ship was reduced to 12 hours, demanding a lot of the crew and especially Lindemann. As the first gunnery officer, Lindemann was responsible for handling and storing all munitions. Admiral Scheer and the cruiser  left Germany on 24 July at 08:00. Lindemann's main responsibilities included commanding the German landing parties and acting as diplomatic aid and interpreter for Captain Marschall. These landing parties consisted of up to 350 men, which included 11 officers, 15 non-commissioned officers and 266 sailors, or roughly one-third of the crew. On the return voyage to Germany, Admiral Scheer stopped at Gibraltar on the morning of 25 August 1936. Marschall, Lindemann and other officers met with the British Governor and Rear Admiral James Somerville. After Lindemann returned to Germany, he was promoted to Fregattenkapitän on 1 October 1936.

Between 1936 and 1938, he was an adviser and later head of the ship construction department at the Naval High Command, and at the same time a consultant to and later chief of the Naval Training Department. On 1 April 1938, he was promoted to the rank of Kapitän zur See (captain at sea). On 30 September 1939, one month after the outbreak of World War II, Lindemann succeeded Captain Heinrich Woldag as commander of the Naval Gunnery School in Wik in Kiel, after Woldag took command of the heavy cruiser . Under his command were three training departments, the gunnery training ship  and Hektor, numerous gunnery training boats, gun carriers, auxiliary vessels, and occasionally Hitler's state yacht, the aviso .

Commander of the battleship Bismarck

Ernst Lindemann was frustrated by the fact that—as commander of the Naval Gunnery School—he would never come into direct contact with the enemy. When he received the news that he had been selected to be the first commander of the battleship , he was honoured by the trust that had been bestowed on him but doubted that he would be able to get Bismarck ready for action before the war was over. His doubts suggest that he was confident the war would end in a favourable outcome for Germany by mid-1940. Prior to commanding Bismarck, Lindemann had never held any shipboard command, a situation rare if not unique in the Kriegsmarine. Nevertheless, Lindemann had served exclusively on ships with a gun calibre of at least , and he was Germany's leading gunnery expert. In 1940, he ranked second out of Crew 1913 and was considered an outstanding leader.

Lindemann arrived at the Blohm & Voss shipbuilding works in Hamburg at the beginning of August 1940. Bismarcks keel had been laid on 1 July 1936 and she was launched on 14 February 1939. Burkard Freiherr von Müllenheim-Rechberg joined Bismarck as fourth gunnery officer in June 1940, and he would become the highest-ranking officer to survive Bismarcks last battle on 27 May 1941. Much of what is currently known about Bismarcks final days is attributed to his account as a witness. Lindemann made Von Müllenheim-Rechberg his personal adjutant and instructed him to refer to the ship as "he" rather than "she"; Lindemann considered the ship too powerful to be referred to as a female. He commissioned the battleship on 24 August 1940. He showed a great deal of attachment to the ship and was respected by his crew.

Bismarck left the Kiel Fjord on the morning of 28 September 1940 heading east. After an uneventful voyage through rough seas, Bismarck reached Gotenhafen (now Gdynia) the next day. Here Bismarck conducted a number of sea trials in the relative safety of the Bay of Danzig (now Gdańsk Bay). By 30 November 1940, Lindemann had set a number of tests for the crew, which they passed easily. During high speed trials, Bismarck reached a top speed of , exceeding the design speed. However, one weakness quickly became apparent: without using the rudders but only the screw propellers, Bismarck was almost impossible to steer.

In November 1940, Von Müllenheim-Rechberg was sent to the Naval Gunnery School at Wik to complete his heavy gun training courses, which ended his position as Lindemann's personal adjutant. Lindemann's new adjutant was the signals officer Second Lieutenant Wolfgang Reiner. Bismarcks heavy guns were first test-fired in the second half of November, and Bismarck was shown to be a very stable gun platform. After the 1940 Christmas celebration on board, Lindemann and the majority of the officers, non-commissioned officers and sailors went on home leave. First gunnery officer Lieutenant Commander Adalbert Schneider relieved Lindemann as Bismarcks commander during his absence. Lindemann spent his leave with his wife and daughter and returned on 1 January 1941.

On 28 April 1941, the ship and crew were ready, and stores were on board for a three-month mission. Lindemann notified Naval High Command (Oberkommando der Marine), Naval Groups North and West (Marinegruppen Nord und West) and Fleet Command that Bismarck was ready for action. The Chief of Fleet—Admiral Günther Lütjens—and his fleet staff held drills for the first time on board Bismarck on 13 May, testing the communication chain between Fleet Command and Bismarcks officers.

Adolf Hitler—accompanied by Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel, his former naval adjutant Commander Karl-Jesko von Puttkamer, and his Luftwaffe adjutant Oberst Nicolaus von Below, among others—visited Bismarck on 5 May 1941. Missing was Grand Admiral Erich Raeder. Hitler was taken on a tour of the ship by Admiral Lütjens and inspected the various battle stations. Hitler and Lütjens also met in private and discussed the risks of a mission in the North Atlantic. After this meeting, Hitler and the officers of Bismarck had lunch in the officers' mess, where Hitler spoke about America's unwillingness to enter the war. Lindemann openly disagreed with Hitler, expressing his opinion that the possibility of the United States entering the war could not be ruled out.

Operation Rheinübung

The goal of Operation Rheinübung (Rhine Exercise) was for Bismarck and the heavy cruiser —under the command of Lindemann's Crew 1913 classmate Captain Helmuth Brinkmann—to break into the Atlantic and attack Allied shipping. Grand Admiral Raeder's orders to the task force commander—Admiral Günther Lütjens—were that "the objective of the Bismarck is not to defeat enemies of equal strength, but to tie them down in a delaying action, while preserving combat capacity as much as possible, so as to allow Prinz Eugen to get at the merchant ships in the convoy" and "The primary target in this operation is the enemy's merchant shipping; enemy warships will be engaged only when that objective makes it necessary and it can be done without excessive risk."

At 02:00 on 19 May 1941, Bismarck and Prinz Eugen left Gotenhafen and proceeded through the Baltic Sea and out toward the Atlantic. Unknown to Lütjens, the British had intercepted enough signals to infer that a German naval operation might occur in the area. The German task force was first encountered by the Swedish seaplane-cruiser  on 20 May heading north-west past Gothenburg. The British Admiralty was informed through a Norwegian officer in Stockholm who had learned of the sighting from a Swedish military intelligence source. Alerted by this report, British Admiralty requested air reconnaissance of the Norwegian coast. A Spitfire reconnaissance aircraft found and photographed the German task force in the Grimstad fjord (), near Bergen, at 13:15 on 21 May. On the evening of 23 May at 19:22, the German force was detected by the heavy cruisers  and  that had been patrolling the Denmark Strait in the expectation of a German breakout. The alarm was sounded and Lindemann announced at 20:30 over the intercom: "". (Enemy sighted to port. Engage!) Bismarck fired five salvos without scoring a direct hit. The heavily outgunned British cruisers retired to a safe distance and shadowed the enemy until their own heavy units could draw closer. However, Bismarcks forward radar had failed as a result of vibration from the heavy guns firing during this skirmish, and Lütjens was obliged to order Prinz Eugen to move ahead of Bismarck in order to provide the squadron with forward radar coverage.

At the Battle of the Denmark Strait on 24 May 1941,  was sunk, probably by Bismarck. The hydrophones on Prinz Eugen detected a foreign ship to port at 05:00. The Germans sighted the smokestacks of two ships at 05:45, which the first gunnery officer Lieutenant Commander Adalbert Schneider initially reported as two heavy cruisers. The first British salvo revealed them to be battleships, but not until the British task force turned to port was their precise identity revealed. The British ships started firing at the German task force at 05:53. Vice-Admiral Lancelot Holland planned on targeting Bismarck first, but due to the reversed German battle order, Hood opened fire on the Prinz Eugen instead. The German task force was still waiting for the order to commence firing, which Admiral Lütjens did not give immediately. Two minutes later, after multiple inquiries by Schneider, ""? (Permission to open fire?), an impatient Lindemann responded: "" (I'm not letting my ship get shot out from under my arse. Open fire!) At 06:01, the fifth salvo by Bismarck, fired at a range of about , was seen to hit Hood abreast her mainmast. It is likely that one  shell struck somewhere between Hood's mainmast and 'X' turret aft of the mast. A huge jet of flame burst out from Hood from the vicinity of the mainmast. This was followed by a devastating magazine explosion that destroyed the aft part of the ship. This explosion broke the back of Hood, and she sank in only three minutes, her nearly vertical bow last to descend into the water.

Following the explosion, Prince of Wales was targeted by both German ships and disengaged from combat after seven direct hits, four by Bismarck and three by Prinz Eugen, at about 06:09. During this brief engagement, Prince of Wales had also hit Bismarck three times, first striking the commander's boat and putting the seaplane catapult amidships out of action. The second shell passed right through the bow from one side to the other. The third struck the hull underwater and burst inside the ship, flooding a generator room and damaging the bulkhead of an adjoining boiler room, partially flooding it. The damage caused to Bismarck by these two shots allowed  of water into the ship.

Lindemann and Lütjens at this point differed on how best to continue the mission. Lindemann, as commander of a battleship, was guided by the tactical situation, and wanted to hunt down the damaged Prince of Wales. (The Germans did not at that time know the ship to be Prince of Wales, but knew that it was a  battleship.) Lütjens, apparently mindful of the fleet order to avoid unnecessary contact with similar enemy units, rejected this without discussion. Lindemann and Lütjens also differed on where to take the ship for repairs; Lindemann advocated retracing their route through the Denmark Strait and returning to Bergen, Norway. Lütjens overruled him and ordered a course set for Saint-Nazaire, France. In the afternoon, Admiral Lütjens ordered Prinz Eugen to break away from Bismarck and operate independently against the enemy's merchant shipping. Prinz Eugen and Bismarck separated at 18:14 that evening. Prinz Eugen arrived safely at Brest, France on 1 June 1941. No direct witnesses to this difference of opinion survived the sinking, but Matrosengefreiter (Leading Seaman) Heinz Staat, the helmsman on the bridge, remembered a telephone call between the First Watch Officer, Commander Hans Oels, and a fleet staff officer which suggested that Lindemann had been trying to persuade Lütjens to pursue the enemy. A messenger returning to his comrades below spoke of "dicke Luft" ("thick air" or a "bad atmosphere") on the bridge.

Bismarck was sunk three days later, after a concentrated effort by Britain's Royal Navy. At 23:30 (local time 19:30) on 24 May an attack was made by a small group of nine Swordfish biplane torpedo bombers of 825 Naval Air Squadron under the command of Eugene Esmonde from the aircraft carrier . One hit was scored, which killed Oberbootsmann Kurt Kirchberg, but caused only superficial damage to the Bismarcks armoured belt. In mid-morning at 10:30 on 26 May, a RAF Coastal Command Catalina reconnaissance aircraft from 209 Squadron RAF spotted Bismarck roughly  west of Saint-Nazaire. The British battle group Force H, under the command of Admiral James Somerville, whose main units were the aircraft carrier , the First World War era battlecruiser  and the cruiser , was ordered to stop Bismarck. At 19:15 that evening, 15 Swordfish from Ark Royal launched an attack. The air raid alarm was sounded on Bismarck at 20:30. Roughly 15 minutes into the attack Bismarck was possibly hit by one torpedo, and at around 21:00 another single torpedo jammed Bismarcks rudder 12° to port. Damage-control parties laboured to regain steering control and uncoupled and centred the starboard rudder, but failed to free the port rudder. With asymmetric power applied, speed reduced to , Bismarck was on a converging course with the Royal Navy units on the chase. The alarm sounded again at 23:00 when destroyers of the 4th Destroyer Flotilla under the command of Captain Philip Vian attacked Bismarck. Throughout the night Bismarck was targeted by incessant torpedo attacks by , , , , and , denying Lindemann and the crew much-needed rest.

Bismarcks alarm sounded for the last time at 08:00 on the morning of 27 May 1941. Norfolk sighted the Bismarck at 08:15, and the battleship  opened fire on Bismarck at 08:48. Bismarck returned fire at 08:49. Further involved in the final battle were the battleship  and the cruisers Norfolk and . Torpedo bombers did not participate in the final battle. Bismarcks forward command position was hit at 08:53, and both forward gun turrets were put out of action at 09:02, killing Adalbert Schneider in the main gun director. The after command position was destroyed at 09:18 and turret Dora was disabled at 09:24. Bismarck received further heavy hits at 09:40, resulting in a fire amidships, and turret Caesar went out of action after a hit at 09:50. All weapons fell silent at 10:00. Short of fuel, Rodney and King George V had to disengage prior to Bismarcks sinking. The Germans were preparing to scuttle Bismarck when three torpedoes fired by Dorsetshire hit the ship's side armour. Bismarck sank at 10:36 at position , roughly  west of Ouessant (Ushant). The cruiser Dorsetshire saved 85 men, and the British destroyer Maori saved 25. A further five sailors were saved by  under the command of Kapitänleutnant Eitel-Friedrich Kentrat and the weather observation ship . The Befehlshaber der U-Boote (U-boats Commander-in-Chief) Karl Dönitz had ordered  under the command of Kapitänleutnant Herbert Wohlfarth to pick up Bismarcks war diary. Out of torpedoes and low on fuel, Wohlfarth requested that the order be transferred to U-74. U-74 failed to reach Bismarck on time and the war diary was never retrieved.

Death
Burkard von Müllenheim-Rechberg saw Lindemann for the last time at around 08:00 on the command bridge just prior to the final battle. Von Müllenheim-Rechberg described the normally intelligent, humorous and optimistic Lindemann as pessimistic and withdrawn. Von Müllenheim-Rechberg tried to talk to him and was ignored, and later wondered whether this was due to combat fatigue or whether the disagreements with Lütjens had worn him down.

Lindemann's body was never recovered, and it is thought that he, Lütjens and other officers were probably killed in action when shellfire from the British warships landed on Bismarcks bridge at 09:02. When Robert Ballard, the oceanographer responsible for finding  discovered the wreck of the Bismarck in 1989, he found that most of the forward superstructure had been blasted away by shells and there were more than 50 shell holes around the area of the conning tower. This may support the theory.

Alternatively, Lindemann may have left his combat position when the ship's controls were rendered inoperable—and prior to the lethal hit on the command position—in order to give the command to abandon the ship. The surviving Matrose Paul Hillen—who had managed to escape to the upper deck in the final phase of the battle—stated that he had seen a group of 20–30 people standing at the bow, among them a man with a white peaked cap. Normally on a German naval vessel at sea, a white cap is worn only by the commanding officer. In addition, the surviving Maschinengefreiter—Rudolf Römer, who at the time was already in the water—claimed that he had seen Lindemann standing on the bow, near Bismarcks forward 38 cm turret, Anton. He was said to be with his combat messenger, a leading seaman, and apparently trying to persuade his messenger to save himself. In this account, his messenger took Lindemann's hand while the two walked to the forward flagmast. As the ship turned over, the two stood briefly to attention, and then Lindemann and his messenger saluted. As the ship rolled to port, the messenger fell into the water. Lindemann continued his salute while clinging to the flagmast, going under with the ship.

Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross

Lindemann's comrades of Crew 1913 all contacted the young widow after his death. The former head of Crew 1913, Captain Otto Klüber, contacted Mrs Lindemann in the fall of 1941 and offered her an honorary membership. Shortly after Christmas on 27 December 1941, exactly seven months after the sinking of Bismarck and the death of its commander, Captain Ernst Lindemann received a posthumous Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. He received this high award because the Oberkommando der Marine felt that his skilled leadership significantly contributed to the destruction of the British battlecruiser Hood and the damage inflicted on the British battleship Prince of Wales. Lindemann was the 94th recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross in the Kriegsmarine.

Lindemann's first gunnery officer—Lieutenant Commander Adalbert Schneider—had been awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on 27 May 1941. Traditionally, the commanding officer would have received this award before any other crew member was so honoured. This exception had been criticized by various circles in the Wehrmacht. It is thought likely that Ernst Lindemann's cousin, the former General der Kavallarie (General of the Cavalry) Georg Lindemann, intervened. Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, with whom Lindemann shared a 20-year comradeship dating to the early days of the , presented the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross to Mrs Lindemann on Tuesday, 6 January 1942, in Dahlem. Raeder went on to provide moral and emotional support to Lindemann's mother and widow.

Awards and honours
 Iron Cross (1914)
 2nd Class
 1st Class (27 September 1919)
 Friedrich August Cross, 2nd class
 Ottoman War Medal (Turkish: Harp Madalyası), known as the "Gallipoli Star" or "Iron Crescent"
 Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918 (6 December 1934)
 Service Award (Dienstauszeichnung) 2nd to 4th Class (2 October 1936)
 Service Award (Dienstauszeichnung) 1st Class (16 March 1938)
 Spanish Naval Merit Cross (Cruz del Mérito Naval) 3rd Class (6 June 1939)
 Spanish Naval Merit Cross in White (Cruz Naval con distintivo Blanco) (21 August 1939)
 Spanish Naval Merit Cross in Gold (Cruz Naval con distintivo Amarillo) 3rd Class (21 August 1939)
 Swedish Royal Order of the Sword (Kungliga Svärdsorden) (11 January 1941)
 War Merit Cross, 2nd Class with Swords (20 January 1941)
 Clasp to the Iron Cross (1939)
 2nd and 1st Class (May 1941)
 Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on 27 December 1941 (posthumously) as captain and commander of battleship Bismarck
 High Seas Fleet Badge (posthumously 1 April 1942)

Lindemann Battery

To honour the late Captain Lindemann, the heavy naval battery at Sangatte, between Calais and Boulogne was christened "Batterie Lindemann" (the Lindemann Battery) on 19 September 1942 by the admiral in command of the Channel Coast Friedrich Frisius. The battery consisted of three heavy  SK C/34 guns housed in casemates, originally intended for the early H-class battleships. Prior to this, the guns had been referred to as "Batterie Schleswig-Holstein" or "Batterie Groß-Deutschland" and were located in the Hel Peninsula, Poland. The battery was destroyed by Canadian forces on the evening of 26 September 1944. Today the structure is partly covered by excavated material from the Channel Tunnel, and only the command bunker with a number of smaller strong points are still visible.

In popular culture
Austrian actor Carl Möhner played Captain Ernst Lindemann in the 1960 black-and-white British war film Sink the Bismarck! The film was based on the novel The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck by C. S. Forester.

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Ernst Lindemann


Kulturno-povijesna cjelina Zadvarja, općina Zadvarje, zaštićeno kulturno dobro.

Opis dobra
Oblikovala se je od 15. do 20. stoljeća. Zadvarje se razvilo ispod istoimene tvrđave na važnom prometnom pravcu koji od prapovijesti preko usjeka Dubaca spaja dalmatinsku obalu i unutrašnjost. Na suprotnoj strani središnje prometnice spuštaju se litice prema kanjonu Cetine pa je naselje formirano između dvije prostorne dominante, tvrđave i kanjona. Srednjovjekovno ime tvrđave, Duare u značenju vrata, prolaz, upućuje na položaj i značaj Zadvarja kao vrata iz unutrašnjosti prema moru i nekadašnjoj Poljičkoj republici. Kuće uz glavnu prometnicu građene su tijekom 19. i početkom 20. stoljeća. Zadvarje pripada tipologiji gradova dalmatinske unutrašnjosti koji svoja podgrađa formiraju ispod tvrđave nizanjem kuća uz rubove značajnijih prometnica.

Zaštita
Pod oznakom Z-6338 zavedena je kao nepokretno kulturno dobro - kulturno-povijesna cjelina, pravna statusa zaštićena kulturnog dobra, klasificirano kao "ruralna cjelina".

Izvori

Zaštićene ruralne cjeline u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji
Zadvarje

Zadvarje (kulturno-povijesna cjelina)


إمارات وولايات تحمل اسم دبا
منطقة ساحلية واحدة بالإمارات العربية المتحدة تنقسم سياسيا إلى ثلاثة أقسام:
  دبا الحصن، تتبع لإمارة الشارقة، في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
  دبا الفجيرة، تتبع لإمارة الفجيرة، في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
  دبا البيعة أو ولاية دبا أو دبا عمان، تتبع محافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.

لهجات
  لهجة أهل دبا وما جاورها، في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.

قلاع وموانئ
  قلعة دبا الحصن، في مدينة دبا الحصن، تابعة لإمارة الشارقة في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
  ميناء دبا الفجيرة، يقع على مسافة 50 ميلا بحريا من مضيق هرمز، وتتبع لإمارة الفجيرة في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.

تضاريس
  جبل دبا، في السعودية.
  شبه جزيرة مسندم، ومن أهم مدن وقرى عمان فيها: ولاية خصب وولاية بخا وولاية دبا (دبا عمان).

معارك
 معركة دبا، معركة كانت في حروب الردة بين جيش ذي التاج لقيط بن مالك الأزدي المتنبئ بعد وفاة النبي محمد وجيش جيفر وعبد ابني الجلندي ومن ثَبُتَ على دين الإسلام من أهل عُمان.

أندية
  نادي دبا الحصن، نادي إماراتي يقع في إمارة الشارقة في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
  نادي دبا الفجيرة، نادي إماراتي يقع في إمارة الفجيرة في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.

مناطق سكنية
  دبا (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  معسكرسلحد (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  زغي (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  الحير (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  ظهرالقرن (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  البدي (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  حفة (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  صدقة (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  دص (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  قرطي سليمان (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  الشريا العقة (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  بطحا الفيق (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  جدة الزروب (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  الشريه الحلوة (دبا)، منطقة سكنية تقع في ولاية دبا، التابعة لمحافظة مسندم، في سلطنة عمان.
  طير دبا، هي إحدى البلدات اللبنانية، في قضاء صور محافظة الجنوب.
  شعوب الدبا (العدين)، حلة تابعة لقرية وادي اللاهل، التابعة لعزلة الغضيبة بمديرية العدين إحدى مديريات محافظة إب في الجمهورية اليمنية.
أماكن ساحلية مأهولة في الإمارات العربية المتحدة
الردة في الإسلام
نزاعات إقليمية في الخليج العربي
محافظات عمان
مدن مقسمة
مستعمرات برتغالية سابقة
مناطق الإمارات العربية المتحدة
مناطق سلطنة عمان
نزاعات الإمارات الإقليمية
نزاعات عمان الإقليمية

دبا (توضيح)


Središnja knjižnica za Bošnjake u Hrvatskoj osnovana je 2012. godine od kada djeluje u okviru Narodne knjižnice i čitaonice Vlado Gotovac u Sisku pri pododboru Caprag. Središnja knjižnica za Bošnjake surađuje s Ministarstvom kulture, Kulturnim društvom Bošnjaka Hrvatske Preporod i Vijećem Bošnjaka grada Siska. Središnja knjižnica za Bošnjake u Hrvatskoj deseta je po redu osnovana središnja manjinska knjižnica u Hrvatskoj. Dana 29. ožujka 2014. godine organizirana je donatorska konferencija na kojoj su Grad Sarajevo, Kantonalna i univerzitetska biblioteka u Bihaću, Naučnoistraživački institut "Ibn Sina" iz Sarajeva, Bošnjački institut Fondacija Adila Zulfikarpašića iz Sarajeva, Fakultet islamskih znanosti u Sarajevu, Nacionalna i univerzitetska biblioteka Bosne i Hercegovine, Islamska zajednica u Bosni i Hercegovini,
Gazi Husrev-begova knjižnica iz Sarajeva, Bošnjačka zajednica kulture Preporod, Vijeće kongresa bošnjačkih intelektualaca, Izdavačka kuća "Rabic", Opća biblioteka Tešanj, Gradska biblioteka Kakanj i Medžlis Islamske zajednice Sisak donirali knjige za rad knjižnice.

Izvori

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 Bošnjaci u Hrvatskoj
 Manjinski jezici u Hrvatskoj

Bošnjaci
Bošnjaci u Hrvatskoj
Kultura u Sisku


Schlötzenmühle ist ein Gemeindeteil der Gemeinde Wieseth im Landkreis Ansbach (Mittelfranken, Bayern).

Geografie
Die Einöde liegt am rechten Ufer der Wieseth und am Löschenbach, der dort als rechter Zufluss in die Wieseth mündet. Ein Anliegerweg führt zu einer Gemeindeverbindungsstraße (0,2 km südwestlich), die nach Mittelschönbronn (0,6 km nordöstlich) bzw. nach Ammonschönbronn (0,3 km südwestlich) verläuft.

Geschichte
Schlötzenmühle lag im Fraischbezirk des ansbachischen Oberamtes Feuchtwangen. Gegen Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts bestand der Ort aus einem Anwesen mit einer Untertansfamilie, die ein ansbachisches Amt als Grundherrn hatte. Von 1797 bis 1808 unterstand der Ort dem Justiz- und Kammeramt Feuchtwangen.

Mit dem Gemeindeedikt (frühes 19. Jahrhundert) wurde Schlötzenmühle dem Steuerdistrikt Gräbenwinden und der Ruralgemeinde Aichau zugewiesen. Im Zuge der Gebietsreform in Bayern wurde Schlötzenmühle am 1. Januar 1972 nach Wieseth eingemeindet.

Einwohnerentwicklung

Religion
Der Ort ist evangelisch-lutherisch geprägt und nach St. Wenzeslaus (Wieseth) gepfarrt. Die Einwohner römisch-katholischer Konfession waren ursprünglich nach St. Ulrich und Afra (Feuchtwangen) gepfarrt, heute ist die Pfarrei Herz Jesu (Bechhofen) zuständig.

Literatur

Weblinks

Fußnoten

Ortsteil von Wieseth
Ort im Landkreis Ansbach
Einzelsiedlung

Schlötzenmühle


Saint Demetrius, or Demetrios, of Thessalonica (, ), also known as the Holy Great-Martyr Demetrius the Myroblyte, meaning 'the Myrrh-Gusher' or 'Myrrh-Streamer' (; 3rd century – 306), was a Greek Christian martyr of the early 4th century AD.

During the Middle Ages, he came to be revered as one of the most important Orthodox military saints, often paired with Saint George of Lydda. His feast day is 26 October for Eastern Orthodox Christians, which falls on 8 November [NS, "new style"] for those following the old calendar. In the Roman Catholic Church he is most commonly called "Demetrius of Sermium" and his memorial is 9 April in the 2004 Roman Martyrology and 8 October in the martryology of the Extraordinary Form.

Life

The earliest written accounts of his life were compiled in the 9th century, although there are earlier images of him, and the 7th-century Miracles of Saint Demetrius collection. According to these early accounts, Demetrius was born to pious Christian parents in Thessaloniki, Macedonia in 270.

According to the hagiographies, Demetrius was a young man of senatorial family who became proconsul of the Thessalonica district. He was run through with spears in around 306 in Thessaloniki, during the Christian persecutions under the emperor Galerius, which matches his depiction in the 7th-century mosaics.

Veneration of sainthood and celebrations

Evolution during Byzantine Empire

Transfer to Thessaloniki; gaining of military attributes
Most historical scholars follow the hypothesis put forward by Bollandist Hippolyte Delehaye (1859–1941), that his veneration was transferred from Sirmium when Thessaloniki replaced it as the main military base in the area in 441/442 AD. His very large church in Thessaloniki, the Hagios Demetrios, dates from the mid-5th century. Thessaloniki remained a centre of his veneration, and he is the patron saint of the city.

After the growth of his veneration as saint, the city of Thessaloniki suffered repeated attacks and sieges from the Slavic peoples who moved into the Balkans, and Demetrius was credited with many miraculous interventions to defend the city. Hence later traditions about Demetrius regard him as a soldier in the Roman army, and he came to be regarded as an important military martyr.

From pagan Demeter to St Demetrios
Demetrius was also venerated as patron of agriculture, peasants and shepherds in the Greek countryside during the Middle Ages. According to historian Hans Kloft, he had inherited this role from the pagan goddess Demeter. After the demise of the Eleusinian Mysteries, Demeter's cult, in the 4th century, the Greek rural population had gradually transferred her rites and roles onto the Christian saint Demetrius.

During the Crusades
Unsurprisingly, he was extremely popular in the Middle Ages. Disputes between Bohemond I of Antioch and Alexios I Komnenos appear to have resulted in Demetrius being appropriated as patron saint of crusading.

Relics

Most scholars still believe that for four centuries after his death, Demetrius had no physical relics, and in their place an unusual empty shrine called the "ciborium" was built inside Hagios Demetrios. What were purported to be his remains subsequently appeared in Thessaloniki, but the local archbishop John, who compiled the first book of the Miracles ca. 610, was publicly dismissive of their authenticity. The relics were assumed to be genuine after they started emitting a liquid and strong-scented myrrh. This gave Demeterius the epithet Myroblyte.

Veneration in Orthodox world outside Greece

Demetrius was a patron saint of the Rurik dynasty from the late 11th century on. Izyaslav I of Kiev (whose Christian name was Dimitry) founded the first East Slavic monastery dedicated to this saint.

In the Russian Orthodox Church, the Saturday before the Feast of Saint Demetrius is a memorial day commemorating the soldiers who fell in the Battle of Kulikovo (1380), under the leadership of Demetrius of the Don. This day is known as Demetrius Saturday.

The Bulgarian Orthodox Church and the Romanian Orthodox Church revere Demetrius on 26 October ( [] in Bulgarian); meanwhile the Serbian Orthodox Church and Macedonian Orthodox Church (Ohrid) and the Coptic Church have a feast on 8 November (called  [] in Serbian and  [] in Macedonian).

Derived personal names
The names Dimitar (Bulgarian and Macedonian), Dimitry (Russian), Dimitris (Δημήτρης, Greek), Mitri (short form of Dimitri in Lebanon) are in common use.

Iconography

The hagiographic cycles of the Great Martyr Demetrius of Thessaloniki include depictions of scenes from his life and his posthumous miracles. Demetrius was initially depicted in icons and mosaics as a young man in patterned robes with the distinctive tablion of the senatorial class across his chest. Miraculous military interventions were attributed to him during several attacks on Thessaloniki, and he gradually became thought of as a soldier: a Constantinopolitan ivory of the late 10th century shows him as an infantry soldier (Metropolitan Museum of Art). But an icon of the late 11th century in Saint Catherine's Monastery on Mount Sinai shows him as before, still a civilian. In Byzantine icons he is depicted in military dress, either standing or riding a horse.

Another Sinai icon, of the  Crusader period and painted by a French artist working in the Holy Land in the second half of the 12th century, shows what then became the most common depiction. Demetrius, bearded, rather older, and on a red horse, rides together with George, unbearded and on a white horse. Both are dressed as cavalrymen. Also, while George is often shown spearing a dragon, Demetrius is depicted spearing the gladiator Lyaeus ( ; for meaning see here), who according to story was responsible for killing many Christians. Lyaeus is commonly depicted below Demetrius and lying supine, having already been defeated; Lyaeus is traditionally drawn much smaller than Demetrius. In traditional hagiography, Demetrius did not directly kill Lyaeus, but rather through his prayers the gladiator was defeated by Demetrius' disciple, Nestor.

A modern Greek iconographic convention depicts Demetrius with the Great White Tower in the background. The anachronistic White Tower acts as a symbolic depiction of the city of Thessaloniki, despite having been built in the 16th century, centuries after his life, and the exact architecture of the older tower that stood at the same site in earlier times is unknown. Again, iconography often depicts saints holding a church or protecting a city.

According to a hagiographic legend, best known in Russia in the version retold by Dimitry of Rostov (1651-1709), Demetrius appeared in the camp of tsar Kaloyan of Bulgaria during his 1207 siege of Thessaloniki, piercing the king with a lance and so killing him.
This scene, known in Russian as  ("the miracle of the destruction of tsar Kaloyan") became a popular element in the iconography of Demetrius. He is shown on horseback piercing the king with his spear, paralleling the iconography (and often shown alongside) of Saint George and the Dragon.

See also
Demeter
Hagios Demetrios, the main sanctuary dedicated to Saint Demetrios
Saint Demetrius of Thessaloniki, patron saint archive

Notes

References

Sources

 Robin Cormack, Writing in Gold, Byzantine Society and its Icons, George Philip, London, 1985.
 Eugenia Russell, St Demetrius of Thessalonica; Cult and Devotion in the Middle Ages, Peter Lang, Oxford, 2010.
 James C. Skedros, Saint Demetrios of Thessaloniki: Civic Patron and Divine Protector 4th-7th Centuries CE, Trinity Press International, 1999. Summarized in Harvard Theological Review 89:410 (1996).   in JSTOR
 James C. Skedros, "Response to David Woods" Harvard Theological Review 93:3:235 (July 2000). at JSTOR
 Kurt Weitzmann in The Icon, 1982, Evans Brothers Ltd, London, ills. pp. 32,51,220 (trans of Le Icone, Montadori 1981),
  free copy
 David Woods, bibliography on St. Demetrius

External links

 David Woods, St Demetrius from his Military Martyrs Web site. Includes article on Origins of the Cult, the Passion and Miracles by Anastasius the Librarian (BHL 2122 and 2123), images & links.
 The Life Of The Holy Great Martyr Of Christ Saint Demetrios The Myrrh-Bearer of Thessalonica Compiled by Fr. Demetrios Serfes
 Holy, Glorious Demetrius the Myrrhgusher of Thessalonica Orthodox icon and synaxarion

3rd-century births
306 deaths
3rd-century Romans
4th-century Christian martyrs
4th-century Romans
Great Martyrs
Military saints
Myroblyte saints
Saints of Roman Thessalonica

Demetrius of Thessaloniki


An Anthurium cowanii in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Thomas Bernard Croat. An Anthurium cowanii in nahilalakip ha genus nga Anthurium, ngan familia nga Araceae.

Mabibilngan ini ha Guyana. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Anthurium

Anthurium cowanii


Agave nayaritensis ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Gattung der Agaven (Agave). Ein englischer Trivialname ist "Nayarit Agave".

Beschreibung
Agave nayaritensis wächst einzeln und bildet selten Ableger. Die hellgrünen, lanzettenförmig, variabel angeordneten, schlaffen, fein aufgerauten Blätter sind 85 bis 115 cm lang und 12 bis 15 cm breit. Die welligen, braunen Blattränder sind unregelmäßig gezahnt. Der dunkelbraune Enddorn ist 1 bis 1,5 cm lang.

Der rispige, schlanke, gerade bis etwas gebogene, rotgefärbte Blütenstand wird 3 bis 4 m hoch. Die lockeren, spärlichen Verzweigungen erscheinen in der Mitte und reichen bis zur Spitze. Die gelbfarbenen Blüten sind 40 bis 45 mm lang. Die breit trichterige Röhre wird bis 4 mm lang.

Die Kapselfrüchte und die Samen sind unbekannt.

Die Blütezeit reicht von April bis Mai.

Systematik und Verbreitung
Agave nayaritensis wächst in Mexiko in den Bundesstaaten Nayarit und Sinaloa in tropischen Regionen auf vulkanischen Felskanten, in Waldland in 600 m bis 700 m Höhe. Sie ist vergesellschaftet mit Sukkulenten- und Kakteenarten.

Die Erstbeschreibung durch Howard Scott Gentry ist 1982 veröffentlicht worden.

Agave nayaritensis ist ein Vertreter der Sektion Marmoratae. Die Art ist selten und war lange nur vom Typfundort Mirador del Aguila bekannt. In Gebirgsregionen in Südsinaloa wurden weitere Kolonien zusammen mit Agave impressa entdeckt. Charakteristisch ist der 3 bis 4 Meter hohe, rotgefärbte, schlanke und gerade bis etwas gebogene Blütenstand.

Literatur

 Julia Etter, Martin Kristen: Agave nayaritensis. In: Cactus and Succulent Journal. Band 74, Nr. 5, Los Angeles 2002, S. 237–244.

Einzelnachweise

Agaven
nayaritensis

Agave nayaritensis


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Akame ga Kill! (în japoneză: アカメが斬る!) este o manga japoneză scrisă și ilustrată de Takahiro, care are și o adaptare anime realizată de studioul White Fox.

Poveste
Raidul de Noapte este un grup de asasini sub acoperire dedicat să elimine corupția care a infectat capitala datorită armatei revoluționare, prin uciderea fără milă a celor responsabili. O revoltă adunată pentru al răsturna pe prim-ministru, a cărui bogății și sete de putere ajunge să profite de lipsa de experiență a împăratului copil. Fără un lider puternic și binevoitor, restul națiunii este lăsată să se înece în sărăcie, ceartă și ruină. Cu toate că membrii Raidului de Noapte sunt toți criminali cu experiență, ei înțeleg că a lua viața este departe de a fi lăudabil și cu aceste fapte nu vor ajunge departe.

Început

Într-o zi Tatsumi pleacă spre capitală pentru a câștiga bani pentru satul său înfometat și descoperă o lume de o incredibilă corupție. După ce aproape a devenit o victimă a acestei corupții, Tatsumi este recrutat de Raidul de Noapte.

Conținut

Manga

Akame ga Kill! (2010-2016)

Akame ga Kill! Zero (2013-Prezent)

Anime

Akame ga Kill! (2014)

Referințe

Anime
Manga
Akame ga Kill!

Akame ga Kill!


Pulaski es una estación en la línea Rosa del Metro de Chicago. La estación se encuentra localizada en 2021 South Pulaski Road en Chicago, Illinois. La estación Pulaski fue inaugurada el 16 de junio de 1902.  La Autoridad de Tránsito de Chicago es la encargada por el mantenimiento y administración de la estación.

Descripción
La estación Pulaski cuenta con 1 plataforma central y 2 vías.

Conexiones
La estación es abastecida por las siguientes conexiones de autobuses:
 Rutas del CTA Buses y Pace
  #21 Cermak
  #53 Pulaski

Pace
  #392 Little Village-United Parcel Service

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Estación Pulaski

 Líneas y estaciones del Metro de ChicagoEstaciones del Metro de Chicago
Arquitectura de Estados Unidos de 1902
Estaciones de la línea Rosa (Metro de Chicago)
Estaciones de ferrocarril inauguradas en 1902

Pulaski (línea Rosa)


Florent Caron Darras, aussi dit Florent C. Darras, est un musicien et compositeur français né le  à Niigata Shi au Japon.

Inspiré par les musiques électroniques et traditionnelles, il écrit une musique travaillant notamment la répétition, la microrythmie et la microintervallité. Ses recherches musicales portent sur les conséquences formelles des analogies entre vivant et technologie, pour une conception du temps et de l'espace qui soit inspirée de modèles environnementaux.

Biographie

Florent Caron Darras commence sa pratique musicale par les percussions classiques, la batterie et le chant, au conservatoire à rayonnement régional d'Angers et à l'École maîtrisienne régionale des Pays de la Loire, où il est initié au chant grégorien et à l'écriture neumatique. Il poursuit des études en région parisienne, dans un Master Recherche sur la musique contemporaine japonaise à l'université Paris-Sorbonne et dans la classe de composition de Jean-Luc Hervé au conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Boulogne-Billancourt. En 2009 il entre au Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris où son parcours est récompensé par quatre prix, en composition (classes de Stefano Gervasoni et Luis Naón), improvisation, analyse et esthétique.

Désireux de confronter son travail auprès de musiciens reconnus, il reçoit notamment les écoutes et conseils de Tristan Murail, Toshio Hosokawa, Mark Andre et Yann Robin avant d'intégrer le cursus de composition et d'informatique musicale de l'Institut de recherche et coordination acoustique/musique (IRCAM). Agrégé de musique, il enseigne l'analyse, l'acoustique et la théorie du paysage sonore à l'université catholique de l'Ouest et poursuit depuis 2014 des recherches indépendantes sur la structure harmonique des polyphonies vocales de Géorgie avec l'ethnomusicologue Simha Arom. En 2019, il est admis au programme doctoral recherche-création SACRe de l'université Paris sciences et lettres, dans l'école doctorale de l'École normale supérieure et sous la direction de Makis Solomos et de Gérard Pesson.

Florent Caron Darras travaille avec les formations françaises telles que l'Ensemble intercontemporain, TM+, 2e2m, Court-Circuit, Ars Nova, Cairn, Multilatérale, Regards, Sillages et à l'international avec l'ensemble Muromachi (Tokyo) et le quatuor Castalian (Londres). Il collabore avec les chefs Matthias Pintscher, David Reiland, Léo Warynski, Jean Deroyer et Simon Proust, ainsi qu'avec les interprètes Nicolas Arsenijevic, Annabelle Jarre et Thomas Lacôte. Sa musique a été diffusée sur France Musique et sur l'acousmonium du GRM et interprétée à la Philharmonie de Paris, au Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, au Studio 104 de la Maison de la Radio, au Centquatre-Paris, ou encore lors du festival ManiFeste (Ircam-Centre Pompidou), au festival Présences (Radio France), au festival Ensemble(s), au festival Mixtur (Barcelone) et à l'exposition universelle de Milan. Il reçoit, durant son parcours, le soutien de la Fondation de France (Prix Monique Rollin), de la Fondation Meyer et de la SACEM. Il est compositeur en résidence à l'Orchestre National de Metz Grand-Est et à la Cité-musicale Metz pour les saisons 2022-2024.

Œuvres musicales

Musique pour ensemble dirigé

 Territoires, pour 8 musiciens (2021)
 Lumina, pour 16 musiciens (2021)
 Sentinelle Nord, pour 21 musiciens et dispositif électroacoustique (2017)
 Portal, pour 11 musiciens (2016)
 Soleil Mat, pour 7 musiciens (2014)

Musique de chambre

 Cadran, pour deux accordéons microtonals et électronique (2021)
 Neghentropia, pour trompette, guitare électrique, accordéon microtonal et piano (2020)
 Rives, pour clarinette, saxophone, violon et violoncelle (2020)
 Milan Noir, pour flûte, clarinette, violon, alto, violoncelle et piano (2019)
 Traversée, pour violon, violoncelle et accordéon (2018)
 Forgerons, pour deux pianos et deux percussions (2015)
 Cordes enlacées, pour deux altos, deux violoncelle, accordéon et percussion (2012)

Musique soliste

 Signal, pour orgue (2020)
 Technotope, pour saxophone baryton et électronique (2019)
 Chute des êtres du ciel, pour harpe (2015)

Musique électronique

 Synth01, en collaboration avec Samir Amarouch (2017)

Autres informations
Florent Caron Darras est aussi photographe. Il expose à Yokohama, Venise et Paris, et se perfectionne aux côtés de Jean-Christophe Béchet et de Jean-Daniel Jolly-Monge.

Notes et références

Annexes

Liens externes

 Émission Métaclassique n°151 "Pulser", 10 Janvier 2022
 Émission Flèche Sensible, Fréquence Paris Plurielle, 18 Avril 2021
 Émission Création Mondiale, Anne Montaron, France Musique (Radio France), 11 au 17 Janvier 2021
 Émission Le Portrait Contemporain, Arnaud Merlin, France Musique (Radio France), 15 Mai 2019

Naissance en octobre 1986
Élève du conservatoire à rayonnement régional d'Angers
Élève du conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Boulogne-Billancourt
Élève du Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris
Compositeur français de musique classique de la période contemporaine

Florent Caron Darras


11258 Aoyama este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi.

Descriere
11258 Aoyama este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi. A fost descoperit pe  la Caussols de Kōichirō Tomita. El prezintă o orbită caracterizată de o semiaxă mare de 3,11 ua, o excentricitate de 0,13 și o înclinație de 5,6° în raport cu ecliptica.

Vezi și
 Lista planetelor minore: 11001-12000
 Centura de asteroizi

Referințe

Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 1978
Centura de asteroizi

11258 Aoyama


Le  d'infanterie ( d'infanterie lorrain) est une unité d'infanterie de l'armée prussienne.

Histoire
Le régiment est créé le  avril 1887 par AKO du 11 mars 1887. Il est formé par le détachement de certaines compagnies des régiments d'infanterie suivants :

  bataillon : la  compagnie du  de grenadiers du Corps, la  compagnie du , la  compagnie du  et la  compagnie du  de grenadiers;

  bataillon : la  compagnie du  d'infanterie, la  compagnie du , la  compagnie du  de fusiliers et la  compagnie du  d'infanterie;

  bataillon : la  compagnie du  d'infanterie, la  compagnie du  d'infanterie, la  compagnie du  d'infanterie et la  compagnie du  d'infanterie.

La garnison est à Strasbourg. Avec le  d'infanterie, il forme la  d'infanterie appartenant à la  d'infanterie.

Appartenances
 2 août 1914 au 2 avril 1915 -  brigade d'infanterie ( d'infanterie)
 3-15 avril 1915 -  brigade d'infanterie ( d'infanterie)
 16 avril 1915 au 30 juillet 1916 - 229 brigade d'Infanterie ( d'infanterie)
 31 juillet au 10 septembre 1916 -  d'infanterie
 11 septembre 1916 au 2 décembre 1918 - 229 brigade d'infanterie ( d'infanterie)

Première Guerre mondiale
Le régiment est mobilisé le 2 août 1914. Après de lourdes pertes à Blanzy, les restes du régiment sont regroupés en un seul bataillon. À la fin du mois, le régiment est reconstitué. À la suite de nouvelles pertes, les ,  et  compagnies sont dissoutes le 20 août 1918.

Après-guerre
Après la fin de la guerre, les restes du régiment marchent vers Bad Wildungen, où l'unité est d'abord démobilisée à partir de janvier 1919 et finalement dissoute. Fin décembre 1918, un bataillon de volontaires a déjà été formé à partir de pièces et fait partie de la  brigade de fusiliers (Landesschützenenkorps) en tant que  section. En février 1919, une compagnie de volontaires est créée, qui est utilisée comme  compagnie du corps franc "Eulenburg" fonctionnait.

La tradition est reprise dans la Reichswehr par décret du chef du commandement de l'armée, le général d'infanterie Hans von Seeckt, en date du 24 août 1921, par la  compagnie du  d'infanterie à Halberstadt.

Commandants

Bibliographie
 Jürgen Kraus: Handbuch der Verbände und Truppen des deutschen Heeres 1914–1918. Teil VI: Infanterie. Band 1: Infanterie-Regimenter. Verlag Militaria, Wien 2007, , S. 220.

Liens externes

 http://www.preussenweb.de/neuregiment6.htm (dernier accès le 17. Décembre 2012)
 http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/verlustlisten/vl_4_lothr_ir136_wk1.htm (dernier accès le 17. Décembre 2012)

Références

Unité d'infanterie prussienne
Unité militaire de l'Empire allemand
Régiment allemand d'infanterie de la Première Guerre mondiale
Strasbourg
Unité ou formation militaire créée en 1887
Unité ou formation militaire dissoute en 1919

136e régiment d'infanterie (4e régiment d'infanterie lorrain)


أبو كامل مسلسل اجتماعي سوري يعكس البيئة الدمشقية التقليدية مكون من جزئين. أنتج الجزء الأول عام 1991 وأنتج الجزء الثاني عام 1993. قام بتمثيله مجموعة من الممثلين السوريين، وهو من إخراج علاء الدين كوكش وقصة د. فؤاد شربجي وجزئه الأول إنتاج مشترك بين تلفزيون دبي والتلفزيون السوري، أما الجزء الثاني فهو من إنتاج التلفزيون السوري وحده. عدد حلقات العمل كانت 30 حلقة لكل جزء ومدة الحلقة قاربت الساعة. تم تصويره بالكامل في استديوهات التلفزيون السوري.
يسود المسلسل جو من الغموض والتوتر. يستحوذ على المشاعر بفنيته وسحره الخاص وعمقه وشفافية الارواح مثل أبو كامل وفطمة وصالحه.

المشاركون في العمل
 أسعد فضة ((أبو كامل))
 عدنان بركات ((أبو دياب))
 ملك سكر ((أم فهمي))
 هاني الروماني ((أبو كاسم))
 يوسف حنا ((عبد الرحمن))
 نزار شرابي ((أبو زاهي))
 أحمد عداس ((أبو صالح))
 عبد الفتاح المزين ((زاهي))
 عباس النوري ((مسلم))
 سلوم حداد ((موفق))
 مها الصالح ((أم سعيد))
 نبيلة النابلسي ((أم فاطمة))
 نذير سرحان ((محجوب))
 وفاء موصللي ((صالحة))
 حسن دكاك ((محمد))
 سوزان الصالح ((صبحية))
 محمد الشيخ نجيب ((فهمي))
 ليلى جبر ((سميرة))
 تيسير إدريس ((كريم))
 نجاح سفكوني ((المحقق محمود))
 بشار إسماعيل ((مصطفى))
 علي كريم ((ماجد))
 مأمون حسين ((زكي))
 مرح جبر ((فاطمة))
 أديب الحافظ ((عبد المجيد بيك))
 ثناء دبسي ((زهرة خانم))
 عصام عبه جي ((أبو سعيد))
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مراجع

إنتاج تلفزيون دبي
مسلسلات تلفزيونية اجتماعية سورية
مسلسلات شامية سورية
مسلسلات تلفزيونية سورية بدأ عرضها في 1990

أبو كامل (مسلسل)