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Explore "dachau" with insightful episodes like "Antisemitismo e Antisionismo", "Episode 18: Munich~Bavaria capitol surrounded by history and castles", "The Dachau Stone", "Erfolgreiche Unternehmensnachfolge - Vorteile und Strategien" and "Tego dnia: 29 kwietnia (reforma pieniężna)" from podcasts like ""BUONOVOX", "Ageless Travel Adventures Podcast", "Carolyn North Out Loud", "Podcast Mittelstand" and "Tego dnia"" and more!
Episodes (21)
Episode 18: Munich~Bavaria capitol surrounded by history and castles
In this episode, Ken and Gisele share their experience visting Germany. They visited a concentration camp, castles, and drank lots of beer!
https://www.hohenschwangau.de/en/tours-tickets/official-tickets
https://www.kz-gedenkstaette-dachau.de/en/
Join Ken and Gisele as they share their varied experiences and the tips and tricks that will help you create adventures tailored to your own passions and lifestyle.
Also, if you need a great travel agent, we recommend Janine!
The Dachau Stone
“'This stone I give to you, symbol of the ashes of that most awful place.
We, too, but for God's grace.
Life and love more precious to contemplate seen hanging by the gossamer thread of fate.'”
We continue Season Four with a reading by Producer Leslie Jackson from Carolyn's book, Freeflow Stories, published by ICRL Press.
Music: Composer: Kaila Flexer
Performed by Teslim: Kaila Flexer and Gari Hegedus http://www.kailaflexer.com/teslim/
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Erfolgreiche Unternehmensnachfolge - Vorteile und Strategien
Tego dnia: 29 kwietnia (reforma pieniężna)
29 kwietnia 1520 – Wojska Mikołaja Firleja zdobyły miasto oraz zamek w Pasłęku.
29 kwietnia 1831 – Bitwa pod Kiejdanami podczas powstania listopadowego.
29 kwietnia 1924 – Marka polska została zastąpiona złotym polskim jako obowiązującą walutą.
29 kwietnia 1934 – Otwarto Port lotniczy Warszawa-Okęcie.
29 kwietnia 1945 – Amerykanie wyzwolili obóz koncentracyjny w Dachau.
29 kwietnia 1975 – Rozpoczęła się ewakuacja z Sajgonu podczas wojny wietnamskiej.
29 kwietnia 1992 – Uniewinniono 4 białych policjantów, oskarżonych o brutalne pobicie.
29 kwietnia 2011 – Pobrali się Wilhelm, książę Cambridge i Kate Middleton.
Untoter Hitler oder schwarzes Skinheadgirl?
Le vite di Ada
„Wir wussten, wir können nicht länger warten.“ - #17ESD - Bärbel Oppenheimer
„Juden dürfen nicht ins Schwimmbad gehen, nicht ins Kino und nicht ins Konzert." - #16ESD - Lesung Bärbel Oppenheimer
"Lieber Gott, mach mich stumm, daß ich nicht nach Dachau kumm" - #15ESD - Interview mit Dr. Gabriele Hammermann
„Wie wir weg sind, da sind schon aus Dachau die versiegelten Särge rausgekommen.“ #14ESD - Cecilia Paschkes
Episode 115: Women’s History - Lee Miller
Finding Meaning In Suffering with Alexander Vesely
Award-winning director and licensed psychotherapist, Alexander Vesley, shares insights into his grandfather's life; Dr Viktor Frankl. Author of the hit book, "Man's Search For Meaning," Frankl depicted how he survived Nazi death camps and became the father of logotherapy, the subject of Vesely's hit film; "Viktor and I". Learn what it means to find meaning in suffering and how these lessons are more pertinent today than ever before.
Die Versöhnungskirche in der Gedenkstätte Dachau als FriedensOrt
MTL: Remember
Episode 8: Discrimination..Religious Freedom..The Holocaust.. Dachau.. all come together in the only blog rejected by Huff Post. Maybe to political but clearly too important!
#10 - "Die fetten Jahre": Sprüher Loomit im Gespräch mit Niko
Update Kitalandschaft: Betreungsgeldzuschuss und Co
Munich Must-Sees Travel Guide (Plus Day Trips)
Today is all about Munich, Germany, often ranked among the world’s most livable cities. I’m continuing my conversation with independent tour guide Maxine Ryder, who you heard on our Oktoberfest episode. She is a British Australian who’s made Munich her home.
You may know that Munich was the birthplace of the Nazi movement and that 80-90% of Munich was bombed in World War II. Maxine and I talk about the beer hall where Hitler honed his oratory skills; about the sad King who came before him and built castles to escape reality; and more.
But it’s not all doom and gloom. Munich is packed with great museums and restaurants and is an easy train ride to fantastic destinations for hikers and castle lovers, and we cover that, too. Visit postcardacademy.co for spellings and links to what we talk about.
But back to Germany’s dark history: if you’re visiting Munich you should visit the Dachau Concentration Camp to pay respect to the victims, survivors, and liberators of the camp. It’s not hard to get to from Munich, and Maxine takes tours there.
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Ep. 253 - Yom HaShoah and the Nazi Death Camps
This year, 2018, the Jewish community observes Yom HaShoah starting at sundown on April 11th. Yom HaShoah is Holocaust Remembrance Day, a day that the country of Israel observes to commemorate the extermination of approximately six million Jews and five million others who perished in the Holocaust. Concentration camps were built in several areas of Europe to accomplish what the Nazis referred to as "The Final Solution." A few of them still stand today as reminders of a very dark time in history. With the energy created by the torture and death that occurred in these camps, it is easy to believe that haunting activity would be experienced at them. No official paranormal investigations have taken place at any camp out of respect and because such investigations would seem sacrilegious, but there are many reports of weird things being reported by people who have visited. Join us as we explore the history and hauntings of the Nazi Death Camps of the Holocaust. The Moment in Oddity was suggested by listener Mari Cruz Aponte-Veliz and features Sedlec Ossuary, the Bone Church. This Month in History features Sandra Day O'Connor becoming first woman to preside over SCOTUS.
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Show notes and pictures can be found here: https://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2018/04/hgb-ep-253-yom-hashoah-and-nazi-death.html
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