Orgelkonzert in St. Peter zu Sinzig
Dr. Hartmut Haupt , Jena gab am 5. September 2014 ein Orgelkonzert in St. Peter zu Sinzig mit Werken von Bach, Listzt, Wagner, Beethoven, Reger. Hören und sehen Sie hier das Concerto G-Dur von Herzog Johann Ernst von Sachsen-Weimar im Arrangement von Johann Sebastian Bach.
Ein Film von Achim Gottschalk, allgrafics.
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RHEINSICHTEN: Apollinariswallfahrtslied Remagen 2013 - offizielles Video
Vom 20. Juli bis 4. August 2013 findet unter dem diesjährigen Leitmotto Geht! Macht alle Menschen zu meinen Jüngern! die traditionelle Apollinariswallfahrt in Remagen statt.
Hierzu lädt die Gemeinschaft der gekreuzigten und auferstandenen Liebe recht herzlich ein.
Nähere Infos gibt es unter apollinariskirche-remagen.de!
Dieses Video mit dem diesjährigen Wallfahrtslied wurde am 23. Juli 2013 von Andreas Kossmann, Bad Hönningen, aufgenommen.
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11.03.2015 - Das Wunder von Remagen
Remagen. Als „Wunder von Remagen“ ging sie in die Geschichte ein, die Brücke von Remagen. Vor 70 Jahren überquerten rund 8000 US-Soldaten auf der Ludendorffbrück den Rhein, wodurch letztlich das Grauen des Zweiten Weltkrieges verkürzt wurde. Der Verein Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen und die Stadt Remagen hatten kürzlich zu einer Gedenkveranstaltung in die Rheinhalle eingeladen. Hierzu waren rund 500 Menschen, darunter Kriegsveteranen aus den USA, Belgien und Deutschland gekommen. Die Gedenkveranstaltung war aber auch dem Friedensmuseum in den ehemaligen Brückentürmen von Remagen gewidmet. Das Friedensmuseum, aufgebaut nach der Idee vom damaligen Bürgermeister Hans Peter Kürten, ist in diesem Jahr 35 Jahre alt. Unter den zahlreichen Gästen konnten auch Innenminister Roger Lewentz, Landrat Dr. Jürgen Pföhler sowie der 92-jährige Kriegsveterane Paul Schumacher, der an der Eroberung der Brücke von Remagen beteiligt war, begrüßt werden. Am 7. März 1945 hatte Major Hans Scheller den Befehl zur Sprengung der Brücke gegeben. Nachdem das Vorhaben gescheitert war, wurde der Major von einem Fliegenden Standgericht wegen Verrats zum Tode verurteilt und am Morgen des 9. März von einem Hinrichtungskommando der Wehrmacht erschossen.Im Anschluss an den Festakt zogen die Teilnehmer in einem großen Gedenkzug von der Rheinhalle zum Friedensmuseum um den Opfern des Zweiten Weltkrieges zu gedenken. Pfarrerin Lisa Reuter mahnte, die Erinnerung an das Geschehen des Zweiten Weltkrieges wachzuhalten, damit so etwas nie wieder geschehen könne. Nach dem Gebet legten die Veteranen, die amerikanischen Besucher aus Wiesbaden, die Schüler der High School Ansbach und die Stadt Remagen einen Kranz und ein Blumengesteck vor dem Friedensmuseum nieder.
St.Georg Kirche Rabenstein mit Innenansicht im September 2017
Die evangelisch-lutherische Pfarrkirche St. Georg ist ein Kirchengebäude im Stadtteil Rabenstein der Stadt Chemnitz.
Die Kirche am Georgenkirchweg 2 wurde in den Jahren 1852–1854 erbaut.
Es ist ein neogotischer Bau mit hohem Westturm.
1929 fand eine Erneuerung der Kirche statt, dabei wurde auch die Orgel umgebaut.
Die zweite Renovierung der Kirche erfolgte in den Jahren 1982–1992. Erst im Jahr 2016 bekam die St. Georg Kirche drei neue Bronzeglocken, die in Innsbruck gegossen wurden. Sie tragen die Namen Glaube, Hoffnung und Liebe. Dazu musste der Turm einer Sanierung unterzogen werden.
Seit September 2017 erstrahlt die Kirche wieder in neuem Glanz...
HISTORICAL PLACES OF GERMANY IN GOOGLE EARTH PART THREE ( 3/10 )
1. CASTLE BURG PFALZGRAFENSTEIN,KAUB 50° 4'59.23N 7°45'56.27E
2. ST.PETER & PAUL CHURCH,POTSDAM 52°24'3.50N 13° 3'34.89E
3. CATHEDRAL,FREIBURG 47°59'43.55N 7°51'10.10E
4. BELVEDERE CASTLE,BERLIN 52°31'39.13N 13°17'43.44E
5. LICHTENSTEIN CASTLE,LICHTENSTEIN 48°24'24.34N 9°15'29.43E
6. ORANGERIE KASSEL,KASSEL 51°18'36.48N 9°30'2.63E
7. CLOCK TOWER,AUGSBURG 48°22'35.45N 10°53'20.39E
8. BREITES TOWERS,GOSLAR 51°54'35.98N 10°26'15.45E
9. SCHNETZTOR, KONSTANZ 47°39'31.48N 9°10'15.51E
10. ST.MARK'S CHURCH,GOSLAR 51°54'19.78N 10°25'40.13E
11. STEINTOR,ROSTOCK 54° 5'11.85N 12° 8'26.76E
12. THE BONN CATHEDRAL,BONN 50°44'0.07N 7° 5'59.01E
13. WORMSER CATHEDRAL,WORMS 49°37'48.29N 8°21'35.62E
14. FLAK TOWER,HAMBURG 9°59'23.76E 53°30'35.89N
15. SMALL CASTLE,BRUHL 50°49'11.16N 6°55'45.25E
16. ANCIENT BRIDGE,REGENSBURG 49° 1'18.89N 12° 5'49.65E
17. BURG GUTENFELS CASTLE,PALATINATE 50° 5'15.83N 7°45'55.23E
18. FRANZÖSISCHER DOM,BERLIN 52°30'51.95N 13°23'32.21E
19. ROMER,OSTZEIL&ALTE NIKOLAIKIRCHE,FRANKFURT
50° 6'37.12N 8°40'55.59E
20. HOLSTENTOR HALL,LUBECK 53°51'54.45N 10°40'42.00E
21. PORTA NIGRA,TRIER 49°45'34.78N 6°38'38.64E
22. BELLEVUE PALACE,BERLIN 52°31'2.59N 13°21'11.70E
23. GERMAN ECK, KOBLENZ 50°21'50.64N 7°36'20.15E
24. ORANGERIE PALACE,POTSDAM 52°24'17.59N 13° 1'46.48E
25. HISTORISCHES RATHAUS,MÜNSTER 51°57'41.52N 7°37'41.48E
26. BILDSTOCK,REMAGEN 50°34'13.65N 7°13'34.57E
27. CITY CHURCH, DARMSTADT 49°52'16.80N 8°39'22.76E
28. NEUE PFARRKIRCHE,REMAGEN 50°34'46.00N 7°13'35.54E
29. GERMAN BUNDESTAG,BERLIN 52°31'6.88N 13°22'33.70E
30. COLOGNE HISTORIC CITY HALL,COLOGNE 50°56'18.36N 6°57'33.39E
31. NEUES PALACE, POTSDAM 52°24'4.83N 13° 0'56.22E
32. APOLLINARIS CHURCH,REMAGEN 50°34'51.91N 7°13'15.98E
Cappeln. Ausflug der Kolpingsfamilie 1976
Alte Bekannte mit jungen Gesichtern aus Cappeln.
Kamera: Hubert Wessjohann.
Schnitt: Christof Wessjohann
Format: Super 8
Rheinbrohl centrum
Rheinbrohl – miejscowość i gmina w zachodnich Niemczech, w kraju związkowym Nadrenia-Palatynat, w powiecie Neuwied, wchodzi w skład gminy związkowej Bad Hönningen.
Call of Duty: WWII Gameplay - Mission 11: The Rhine
The Rhine is the eleventh and penultimate campaign level in Call of Duty: WWII. It sees Ronald Red Daniels and his squad trying to secure the Ludendorff Bridge in Remagen, Nazi Germany, which is the last surviving bridge into the Rhine that hasn't been destroyed by the Nazis.
Team US 1st Infantry Division SSI 1st Infantry Division
Place Ludendorff Bridge, Remagen, Nazi Germany
Date March 7th, 1945
Objective Assault the Bridge.
Secure the Tower.
Rally with Pierson.
Follow Pierson.
Assault the Bridge.
Secure the Tower.
Rally with Pierson.
Capture the AA Gun.
Protect the Bridge.
Rally with your Squad.
Enemies Balkenkreuz Wehrmacht, Schutzstaffel Waffen-SS
March 1945. With the 9th Armored and the 99th, our mission is to take the Bridge at Remagen. We get across, the last German resistance will crumble.
Ronald Red Daniels (playable)
William Pierson
Drew Stiles
Frank Aiello
Howard
Robert Zussman (mentioned only)
Joseph Turner (mentioned only)
Davis (mentioned only)
Hazel Daniels (photo, cutscene only)
Paul Thomas Daniels (mentioned only)
Call of Duty: WWII WW2 is a first-person shooter video game developed by Sledgehammer Games for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Windows.
Zussman – Delivers first aid kits.
Pierson – Briefly highlights all enemies in the area and allows you to use Focus with any weapon.
Turner – Carries extra ammo for weapons you have equipped, including rocket launchers.
Stiles – Carries extra Lethal and Tactical grenades.
Aiello – Gives you a special smoke signal grenade used to call in Allied mortar fire.
Campaign Levels of Call of Duty: WWII
D-Day Operation Cobra Stronghold S.O.E. Liberation Collateral Damage Death Factory Hill 493 Battle of the Bulge Ambush The Rhine Epilogue
Characters in Call of Duty: WWII
1st Infantry Division
Ronald Red Daniels William Pierson Joseph Turner Robert Zussman Drew Stiles Frank Aiello Davis Jones Marks Briggs Kopelson James Barclay Cooper Taggart Rogers
745th Tank Battalion
Augustine Perez Rabson Abrams Pool Mills
U.S. Army
Howard Parker Rogers Willis Murphy John P. Andrews Kendall Caratelli Wells Lao Wong Sykes Venegas Anjos Blumel Dowd
French Resistance
Camille Rousseau Denis Claude Jeanne
S.O.E.
Arthur Crowley Vivian Karl Fischer
U.S. Army Air Force
Matthew Weber Rover Joe
Nazi Germany
Heinrich Heinrich's Secretary Metz Huber Baumann Keller Sauer Walter Gerber German Prisoner German Tank Commander German Rifleman
Daniels Family
Emmet Daniels Paul Thomas Daniels Hazel Daniels Joseph Turner Daniels
Civilians
Anna Erica
British Army
James Parks Carver Butcher
Headquarters
Howard Davis Green Carver Butcher Le'Veon Bell Alejandro Villanueva
Nazi Zombies
Drostan Hynd Olivia Durant Marie Fischer Jefferson Potts Peter Straub Hank Rideau Klaus Fischer Heinz Richter Frederick Barbarossa Mountaineer Survivalist B.A.T. Agent B.A.T. Elite Slayer Hunter
Factions
Factions in Call of Duty: WWII
Playable
48-star U S flag United States Army (16th Infantry Regiment 1st Infantry Division 745th Tank Battalion)
48-star U S flag United States Army Air Force (509th Fighter Squadron)
Flag of Free France 1940-1944 French Resistance
Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives Program
Friendly
Flag of the United Kingdom Special Operations Executive
Flag of the United Kingdom British Army
48-star U S flag United States Navy
Flag of Canada 1921 Canadian Army
Enemy
Flag of Nazi Germany (1933-1945) Nazi Germany (Heer Waffen-SS Gestapo Luftwaffe Ahnenerbe Zombies)
Multiplayer only
AlliedPowers Allied Powers
Flag of the United Kingdom United Kingdom (Royal Air Force Ensign Royal Air Force Flag of the Royal Navy Royal Navy British Commandos Patch Commandos)
Flag of the Soviet Union Soviet Union (Army Navy Resistance)
Flag of France France (Army Flag of Free France 1940-1944 FFI)
Flag of the Netherlands Royal Netherlands Army
Flag of Poland (1928-1980).svg Poland (Land Forces Resistance)
Flag of the Czech Republic Czech Resistance
Flag of the Danish Resistance Danish Resistance
Flag of Italian CLN Italian Resistance
AxisPowersPlaceholder Axis Powers
Weapons of Call of Duty: WWII
Rifles
M1941 M1 Garand STG44 M1A1 Carbine FG 42 BAR SVT-40 Gewehr 43 (Winter Siege Update) Volkssturmgewehr (The Resistance Update)
Submachine Guns
Grease Gun PPSh-41 Type 100 Waffe 28 M1928 MP-40 Sten (Winter Siege Update) Orso (The Resistance Update)
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The Silence Loud - Run.wmv
„The Silence Loud ist eine dreiköpfige Band, die leise Gedanken und stille Überlegungen nicht im Kopf oder auf Papier ausruhen lässt, sondern sie über die Lippen bringt und singt. Laute Gedanken in leiser Gitarrenmusik, aber auch stille Überlegungen in großen Akkorden. Rein Akustisch mit Gitarre, Bass und Gesang erzählen „The Silence Loud untermalt von Mundharmonika und Percussion von ganz alltäglichen Geschichten und dem Besonderen in jedem Tag.
jacobites
Rabbit Stampede playing at the People's Choice Concert of the Folk Factory in Philadelphia, PA. Song performed is Jacobites, a combination of the Scottish songs All You Jacobites and Come Ye O'er Fram France. Performers include Paul Butler (vocal and fiddle), Kirsten Erwin (winds and vocal), and Chris Robinson (cittern and vocal).
Düsseldorf (Germany) Die Lambertuskirche
Einer der schönsten Kirchen in Düsseldorf.
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Diorama of the Day: The Butcher's Bill | A Battle of the Bulge diorama by Paul Keefe
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Battle of the Bulge
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The Battle of the Bulge (16 December 1944 -- 25 January 1945) was a major German offensive campaign launched through the densely forested Ardennes region of Wallonia in Belgium, France and Luxembourg on the Western Front toward the end of World War II in Europe. Hitler planned the offensive with the primary goal to recapture the important harbour of Antwerp. The surprise attack caught the Allied forces completely off guard. United States forces bore the brunt of the attack and incurred the highest casualties for any operation during the war. The battle also severely depleted Germany's war-making resources.
The battle was known by different names. The Germans referred to it as Unternehmen Wacht am Rhein (Operation Watch on the Rhine), while the French named it the Bataille des Ardennes (Battle of the Ardennes). The Allies called it the Ardennes Counteroffensive. The phrase Battle of the Bulge was coined by contemporary press to describe the way the Allied front line bulged inward on wartime news maps and became the best known name for the battle.
The German offensive was supported by several subordinate operations known as Unternehmen Bodenplatte, Greif, and Währung. As well as stopping Allied transport over the channel to the harbor of Antwerp, Germany also hoped these operations would split the British and American Allied line in half, and then proceed to encircle and destroy four Allied armies, forcing the Western Allies to negotiate a peace treaty in the Axis Powers' favor. Once that was accomplished, Hitler could fully concentrate on the eastern theatre of war.
The offensive was planned by the German forces with the utmost secrecy, minimizing radio traffic and moving troops and equipment under cover of darkness. Despite their efforts to keep it secret, the Third U.S. Army's intelligence staff predicted a major German offensive, and Ultra indicated that a substantial and offensive operation was expected or in the wind, although a precise date or point of attack could not be given. Aircraft movement from the Russian Front and transport of forces by rail, both to the Ardennes, was noticed but not acted upon, according to a report later written by Peter Calvocoressi and F. L. Lucas at the codebreaking centre Bletchley Park.
Near-complete surprise was achieved by a combination of Allied overconfidence, preoccupation with Allied offensive plans, and poor aerial reconnaissance. The Germans attacked a weakly defended section of the Allied line, taking advantage of heavily overcast weather conditions, which grounded the Allies' overwhelmingly superior air forces. Fierce resistance on the northern shoulder of the offensive around Elsenborn Ridge and in the south around Bastogne blocked German access to key roads to the northwest and west that they counted on for success; columns that were supposed to advance along parallel routes found themselves on the same roads. This and terrain that favored the defenders threw the German advance behind schedule and allowed the Allies to reinforce the thinly placed troops. Improved weather conditions permitted air attacks on German forces and supply lines, which sealed the failure of the offensive. In the wake of the defeat, many experienced German units were left severely depleted of men and equipment, as survivors retreated to the defenses of the Siegfried Line.
About 610,000 American forces were involved in the battle, and 89,000 were casualties, including 19,000 killed. It was the largest and bloodiest battle fought by the United States in World War II.
Erich Ludendorff | Wikipedia audio article
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Erich Ludendorff
00:01:41 1 Early life
00:03:29 2 Pre-war military career
00:07:00 3 Liège
00:08:13 4 Command in the East
00:13:18 5 Military duumvirate with Hindenburg
00:15:58 6 The Home Front
00:18:49 7 In government
00:21:07 8 Peace Offensive in the West
00:29:53 9 Downfall
00:31:39 10 After the Great War
00:33:19 11 Political career in the Republic
00:38:23 12 Retirement and death
00:40:35 13 In popular culture
00:41:54 14 Decorations and awards
00:42:47 15 Writings
00:42:56 15.1 Books (selection)
00:43:40 15.2 Smaller publications
00:45:01 15.3 As publisher
00:45:18 16 See also
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Erich Friedrich Wilhelm Ludendorff (9 April 1865 – 20 December 1937) was a German general, the victor of the Battle of Liège and the Battle of Tannenberg. From August 1916, his appointment as Quartermaster general (German: Erster Generalquartiermeister) made him the leader (along with Paul von Hindenburg) of the German war efforts during World War I. The failure of Germany's great Spring Offensive in 1918 in quest of total victory was his great strategic failure and he was forced out in October 1918.After the war, Ludendorff became a prominent nationalist leader, and a promoter of the Stab-in-the-back myth, which posited that the German loss in World War I was caused by the betrayal of the German Army by Marxists, Bolsheviks, and Jews who were furthermore responsible for the disadvantageous settlement negotiated for Germany in the Treaty of Versailles. He took part in the failed Kapp Putsch (coup d’état) with Wolfgang Kapp in 1920 and the Beer Hall Putsch of Adolf Hitler in 1923, and in 1925, he ran unsuccessfully for the office of President of Germany against his former superior Hindenburg.
From 1924 to 1928, he represented the German Völkisch Freedom Party in the Reichstag (legislature). Consistently pursuing a purely military line of thought after the war, Ludendorff developed the theory of Total War, which he published as Der totale Krieg (The Total War) in 1935. In this work, he argued that the entire physical and moral forces of the nation should be mobilized, because peace was merely an interval between wars. Ludendorff was a recipient of the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross and the Pour le Mérite.
Erich Ludendorff
Erich Friedrich Wilhelm Ludendorff was a German general, victor of Liège and of the Battle of Tannenberg. From August 1916, his appointment as Quartermaster general made him joint head, and chief engineer behind the management of Germany's effort in World War I until his resignation in October 1918.
After the war, Ludendorff became a prominent nationalist leader, and a promoter of the stab-in-the-back legend, convinced that the German Army had been betrayed by Marxists and Republicans in the Versailles Treaty. He took part in the unsuccessful coups d’état of Wolfgang Kapp in 1920 and the Beer Hall Putsch of Adolf Hitler in 1923, and in 1925 he ran for president against his former colleague, Paul von Hindenburg, who he claimed had taken credit for Ludendorff's victories against Russia. From 1924 to 1928 he represented the German Völkisch Freedom Party in the German Parliament. Consistently pursuing a purely military line of thought, Ludendorff developed, after the war, the theory of “Total War,” which he published as Der Totale Krieg in 1935, in which he argued that the entire physical and moral forces of the nation should be mobilized, because, according to him, peace was merely an interval between wars. Ludendorff was a recipient of the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross and the Pour le Mérite.
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Schloss Arenfels, Bad Hönningen
Seine heutige Erscheinung verdankt Schloss Arenfels einem prominenten Baumeister: Ernst Friedrich Zwirner war Schüler des preußischen Baumeisters Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Während der Kämpfe um die Brücke von Remagen im Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde das Schloss beschädigt. Die Kriegsschäden sind mittlerweile beseitigt. Heute lockt Schloss Arenfels mit seiner Lage inmitten der Weinberge als romantischer Veranstaltungsort.
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Arenfels Palace owes its current appearance to a prominent master builder: Ernst Friedrich Zwirner was Karl Friedrich Schinkel’s student.
During the fight for the bridge of Remagen in the Second World War, the building structure was considerably damaged. The war damages have been done away with today, and with its location in the midst of vineyards, Arenfels Palace is an attraction as a romantic site for events.
El palacio de Arenfels debe su aspecto actual a un arquitecto famoso: Ernst Friedrich Zwirner fue alumno de Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Durante los combates por el puente de Remagen en la Segunda Guerra Mundial se dañó considerablemente el conjunto arquitectónico. Los daños ocasionados por la guerra han sido reparados y el palacio de Arenfels es actualmente un centro de eventos romántico y atractivo situado en medio de viñedos.
25.02.2017 - Einzug Karnevalsmesse in St. Pius, Ahrweiler
Einzug der Gesellschaften zur Karnevalsmesse mit den Karnevalsvereinen der Ahrweiler Karnevals-Gesellschaft 1863 e.V., der Karnevalsgesellschaft Bunte Kuh Walporzheim e.V., der KG Blau-Weiss Neuenahrer Schinnebröder e.V. und der KG Rot-Weiß-Bachem 1960 e.V. in der St. Piuskirche, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
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Geschichte auf Reklamemarken & Siegelmarken aus veikkos-archiv
Schon vor 100 Jahren wurde für Konsumprodukte geworben.
Damals nannte man die Werbung jedoch Reklame und jede Firma welche was auf sich hielt, produzierte kleine Briefmarken ähnliche Sammlermarken, die Reklamemarken.
Siegelmarken wurden von ca. 1850-1914 zum verschließen von Briefen benutzt.
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Kamel- und Straußenfarm | Camel And Ostrich Farm | Rheinmünster
Our first video of 2019 takes us to Kamele Lindenhof, a Camel and Ostrich farm in Rheinmünster, not far from Baden Airpark
Music:
Always Be My Unicorn By Freedom Trail Studio
The Weed By Jesse Gallagher
Family Montage By Biz Baz Studio