In Weimar - Teil 1: Der Aufstieg zum Nietzsche-Archiv
Nach der Besteigung des Mont Ventoux durch Petrarca der wahrscheinlich bedeutungsvollste steilvertikale Fußmarsch der Geistesgeschichte. Vom Volk bejubelt stellt der Berg für uns kein Hindernis dar.
Nietzsche Archive
A walking tour of Nietzsche's final home.
Nietzsche At Weimar
Nietzsche's final years (1897-1900) were spent in this Weimar home under the care of his sister Elizabeth ... in the clip, archivist Andrea Bollinger questions the usual syphillis diagnosis, remarking that the philosopher's 11-year vegetative state was not typical of the disease ... also mentioned is Elizabeth's role in editing Nietzsche's last work (left unfinished), The Will to Power, the famous 'transvaluation of highest values'...
In Weimar - Teil 2: Vor dem Nietzsche-Archiv
Vor dem Nietzsche-Archiv angekommen verlesen wir nochmals unser Manifest.
Karl Hoeffkes - Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche / Siegfried Wagner (M1029)
Im Jahre 1929 entstanden diese historisch einzigartigen Aufnahmen: bei einem Besuch in Weimar im Friedrich Nietzsche Archiv, hielt eine Besucherin die Schwester des großen deutschen Philosophen, Frau Elisabeth Förster - Nietzsche im Film fest. Therese Elisabeth Alexandra Nietzsche (10. Juli 1846 in Röcken - 8. November 1935 in Weimar), war die zwei Jahre jüngere Schwester des Philosophen Friedrich Nietzsche. Als alleinige Nachlassverwalterin ihres Bruders war sie Gründerin und Leiterin des Weimarer „Nietzsche-Archivs, das bis heute existiert.
Mit im Bild auch Siegfried Wagner, ein Sohn Richard Wagners, der bis zu seinem Tode 1930, ein Jahr nachdem diesen Aufnahmen entstanden, die Bayreuther Festspiele leitete.
Aus dem Nachlass der Filmerin konnten wir ca. 60 Minuten Filmmaterial erwerben, das in den Jahren 1929 und 1932 entstand und zahlreiche außergewöhnliche Aufnahmen aus Weimar und Umgebung, sowie wichtiger Persönlichkeiten aus Kultur und Politik bewahrt.
Friedrich Nietzsche, a short walk to: Grave, Memorial & Birthplace in Röcken, Germany
New in 4K, Friedrich Nietzsche in Röcken:
And this clip: Nietzsche, a short walk around the church: Grave, Memorial & Birthplace in Röcken, Germany.
Masterpiece in Focus: Friedrich Nietzsche and the Artists of the New Weimar
Friedrich Nietzsche and the Artists of the New Weimar explores the impact that the philosopher had in the artistic and cultural landscape of Weimar Germany. This Masterpiece in Focus exhibition features a famous bust of Nietzsche by artist Max Klinger and showcases works of Henry van de Velde, Edvard Munch, Curt Stoeving and others.
See the exhibition at the National Gallery of Canada until Sunday, August 25th, 2019.
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Nietzsche-Archiv
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Nietzsche-Archiv
Das Nietzsche-Archiv war die erste Einrichtung, die sich der Archivierung, Erschließung und Herausgabe von Dokumenten zu Leben und Werk des Philosophen Friedrich Nietzsche widmete.Das Archiv wurde 1894 in Naumburg gegründet und befand sich seit 1896 in Weimar.Seine Geschichte ist bis zur Mitte des 20.Jahrhunderts eng mit seiner Gründerin und jahrzehntelangen Leiterin Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche, der Schwester des Philosophen, verknüpft.
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nietzsche in weimar
nietzsche ist im weimarer irrenhaus. im wahn und mit schlechtem gewissen imaginiert er einen pudel: schopenhauers pudel. es beginnt mit diesem ein zwiegespräch über befindlichkeiten, aber auch über die großen streitpunkte der schopenhauerschen und der nietzscheanischen philosophie. dreharbeiten zum hörspiel 'nietzsche in weimar' in rennersdorf, österreich.
Nietzsche-Gedächtnishalle Weimar
Name: Nietzsche-Gedächntishalle Weimar
Jahr: 1944 fertiggestellt
Sonstiges: schon 1910 plante Friedrich Nietzsches Schwester Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche eine Gedächtnishalle für ihren 1900 verstorbenen Bruder.
FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE IN WEIMAR
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In Weimar - Teil 3: Vor der Nietzsche-Gedenkhalle
Diese unvollendete Halle steht seit Jahrzehnten leer. Ein Skandalon! Eine unserer Hauptforderungen: Sie endlich wieder ihrem ursprünglichen Zweck zuführen und zu seinem Zentrum der WELTkultur zu machen.
Was ich sah in Weimar
Was ich sah in Weimal im August 2016 --- Herz-Jesu-Kirche und Nietzsche-Archiv.
ワイマールでわが瞠しこと。2016年8月。イエスの心教会とニーチェ・アルヒーフ。
Nietzsche a Weimar
...E se tu riguarderai a lungo in un abisso, anche l'abisso vorrà guardare dentro di te. (Friedrich Nietzsche)
Video 3: Bach in Weimar by Steven Hancoff
#3 of 14 videos announcing the release of the four-volume e-book and 3 cd set Bach, Casals and the Six Suites for ’Cello Solo by Steven Hancoff, Acoustic Guitar. Music: Cello Suite I - Courante
Do as the Victorians did – visit Thuringia - Travel Guide vs Booking
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From enchanting architecture and stylish gardens to historic towns, Germany’s Thuringia, a favourite destination of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, has got it all.The Ernestine dynasty, which ruled Thuringia for centuries, not only left delightful palaces and gardens behind, but also established links with a great many European royal families through a busy marriage policy.The most famous offspring are Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and Queen Victoria, his cousin and wife.The handsome town of Gotha was one the favourite residences of the Ernestine Dukes and the royal couple and their children were frequent guests.Albert had a special relationship with Gotha, as it was home to his beloved grandmother Duchess Karoline Amalie of Saxe-Coburg-Altenburg.With Friedenstein Castle, the Ekhof Theatre, the Ducal Museum, the Orangery and the gardens, the 16th-century Baroque ethos has survived in the charming town to this day.Friedenstein (literally, ‘peace-rock’), one of the largest early-Baroque castles in Germany, was completed in 1654.Duke Ernst I started an ‘Arts Chamber’, which eventually produced a collection of international significance.The castle features original royal living quarters and reception rooms, in which visitors can pass through several epochs, from Baroque through Rococo to Classicism.Amid the various collections within the castle is the world’s oldest Baroque theatre, the Ekhoftheater – nowadays, you don’t have to be royal to enjoy the atmospheric performances.The castle gardens, with their stylish flowerbeds and handsome Orangery, are perfect for a relaxing stroll.But there’s more still to Thuringia’s fame. The area is largely shaped by its illustrious inhabitants, from composers and musicians such as Bach and Liszt to reformer Martin Luther, poets Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller, avant-garde architect and Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius, painter Lucas Cranach and the philosopher Nietzsche.All of these have left a legacy to explore. More so than most other German towns, Weimar is an extraordinary reminder of the great Enlightenment.Under the patronage of Duchess Anna Amalia, artists, writers and philosophers from all over the world were drawn to Court.With a plethora of poets’ houses, monuments and palaces as well as parks and gardens, the town’s Classical sights are now protected by UNESCO.From Goethe’s house – with it’s authentic content and furnishings – to Franz Liszt’s residence, the Nietzsche Archives and the Bauhaus School building, Weimar remains one of Germanys’ most culturally fascinating towns to visit.Five hundred years ago, Martin Luther’s 95 Thesis sparked a European Reformation. His subsequent exile at the Wartburg castle gave him time to translate the New Testament from the Greek original into the German language.The Castle, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, was built in 1067 and sits high above the nearby town of Eisenach, Bach’s birthplace.The Bach museum provides fascinating insights into the lifestyle and tastes of a late-17th-century burgher.Manuscripts, portraits and assorted objects recall the life of the great composer and his family.Thuringia’s capital, 1,300 year old Erfurt, is one of Germany’s best preserved medieval towns, with a 12th-century cathedral.One of the historic highlights is the 16th-century Krämer Bridge (‘the grocers’ bridge’), which still has inhabited houses on both sides.Fly to Frankfurt with Lufthansa and take advantage of the Fly&Rail offer.
Ausstellung In Between von Susanne Pomrehn Nietzsche Dokumentationszentrum Naumburg
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Nietzsche - Basilisk
Nietzsche - Exhibition in the Nietzsche-house in naumburg, where his mother took care about him when he was 50 years old and became a child again
Nietzsche's native soil revisited...(Röcken)
In the small German village of Röcken bei Lützen, located in a rural farmland area southwest of Leipzig, Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche was born on October 15, 1844. The date coincided with the 49th birthday of the Prussian King, Friedrich Wilhelm IV, after whom Nietzsche was named, and who had been responsible for Nietzsche's father's appointment as Röcken's town minister.
(Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
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Nietzsche - 'Last Days' Footage - 1899
Whether these clips are authentic has been debated, but, they a remarkable look at Nietzsche's 'last days' in Weimar in the summer of 1899 (the photo stills by Hans Olde are common) ... Nietzsche died on August 25, 1900 from pneumonia, eleven years after his well-chronicled mental breakdown in Turin...