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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Bremen
		From the city as a centre the new teaching spread through the surrounding territory and though the archbishop himself and some monasteries for a long time offered vigorous opposition, by the help of the Smalkaldic League, which Bremen had joined, the Reformation was introduced throughout the archdiocese, in some cases by force.
		The city of Bremen with the surrounding territory was in 1731 recognized as a free city of the empire, and in 1803 received an increase of territory; in 1815 it entered the German Confederation, in 1866 the North German Confederation, and in 1871 the German Empire.
		Ecclesiastically, the territory of the former Archdiocese of Bremen is divided among several dioceses: the city of Bremen and the vicinity, with about 13,000 Catholics, is subject to the Vicariate Apostolic of the Northern Missions, the remaining territory to the Dioceses of Hildesheim, Osnabrück, and Münster.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/02756a.htm (1483 words)

	City Mayors: Bremen City Hall (Rathaus)
		Bremen City Hall, built between 1405 and 1408 after the northern German city had joined the Hanseatic League, is today considered the only German, and indeed European, city hall from the Middle Ages, which survived intact despite centuries of political and religious conflict and warfare.
		The upper floor of the City Hall was reserved for events such as receptions and official functions, while the ground floor was used by the market traders, which made up a large part of Bremen’s population in the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance.
		In 2004, Bremen City Hall and the Roland were awarded World Heritage status, after a UNESCO report highlighted their “exceptional testimony to the civic autonomy and sovereignty, developed in the Holy Roman Empire”.
	www.citymayors.com /cityhalls/bremen_cityhall.html (1035 words)

	Bremen (city) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bremen was expelled from the league in 1427.
		Furthermore, Bremen is the home of the second biggest Airbus plant of Germany, producing wing equipment for the A300/A310, A330/A340 and A380 families of aircraft.
		Bremen is also host to one of the four big annual Techno parades, the Vision Parade, and also the birthplace of the American comedic industrial musician Kompressor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bremen_(city) (1787 words)

	bremen initiative - introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		bremen initiative's goal is to promote partnership between municipality and business to achieve a sustainable future for cities.
		Launched by the city of Bremen in 1999, bremen initiative is focused on cities -where on the one hand problems accumulate but where on the other hand solutions are more tangible.
		Today, cities are home to half of the world's population: in future the proportion of urban dwellers will be ever greater.
	www.bremen-initiative.de /bi/intro.html (260 words)

	interdisciplines : Mo.Ve Workshop 2003 : Case Study. The Bremen 2030 Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bremen is a good example of a "a mature city with a disproportionate number of older residents." Demographic and social development is marked by an aging, generally decreasing, increasingly individualistic population – resulting in crises and degeneration of the social security system.
		The 2030 City Project intends to bring about "mobility agreements": that is major enterprises, political representatives, residents, and traffic carriers in a district sit down together, exchange their views on current and expected future mobility requirements and attempt to develop workable solutions for everyone.
		Within the framework of North Bremen's mobility agreements, optimization efforts are concentrated on the Vegesack train station, one of the regionally important stops on the local rail transport and the mass transit system for the district and surrounding area.
	www.interdisciplines.org /move/papers/2/language/fr (3409 words)

	1. Bremen City Cycle Route (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The historical city centre is just a few hundred metres from the central station, while anyone wanting to explore Bremen's green side doesn't have to go too far in the opposite direction.
		The Bremen Town Musicians' statue is another "must-see", along with the beautiful old Patrician town houses and the former fishermen's and artisans' cottages.
		The Bremen City Cycle Route is part of the "Bremen Region Green Ring" (Grüner Ring Region Bremen), an 800 km network of cycle paths which links the city of Bremen to 23 neighbouring towns and villages in Lower Saxony through some of North Germany's most beautiful scenery.
	www.germany-tourism.de /biking/05_route1.html (633 words)

	Bremen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bremen enjoys a climate of worldly openness and tolerance, thanks to hundreds of years as a flourishing trade centre.
		For example, Bremen's higher education institutions are working on an "EMAS" project for environmental auditing, the "BELFA" project for extending the life of bridges with in situ measurements and a project for simplifying the production of the drug, hydrocortisone.
		The city, its public parks and the scenic countryside in the region can be easily reached on foot, on a bicycle, inline skates and even by boat.
	www.hs-bremen.de /English/Seiten.asp?SeitenID=4920 (639 words)

	AllRefer.com - Bremen, Germany (German Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		Freie Hansestadt Bremen), it is Germany's largest port after Hamburg and is a commercial and industrial center trading in cotton, wool, tobacco, and copper.
		It stubbornly fought to preserve this status after the archbishopric had been assigned to Sweden by the Peace of Westphalia and later was ceded (1719) by Sweden to the elector of Hanover (George I of England).
		Bremen was occupied by France from 1810 to 1813.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/B/Bremen.html (418 words)

	Bremen Altstadt
		The tale of Bremen's Town Musicians was probably one of the goofier tales that came to the offices of Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm.
		Bremen, once a very proud Hanseatic port city with centuries of naval merchant history behind it, was bombed to its foundations during World War II and was recovering.
		It was itself an old city in tatters, but with the strife of the war behind, it was setting a new (or old) course for itself in the latter half of the 20th century.
	www.tompgalvin.com /places/de/bremen/bremen_as.htm (1058 words)

	Exhibition and Catalogue
		The city of Bremen is coined through its River Weser.
		The old harbour districts are the targets of a fundamental restructuring programme of the City of Bremen.
		Accordant to the city’s "rediscovering of the river", the shores and harbours along the Weser become important objects of Bremen’s urban development.
	www.acturban.org /biennial/ElectronicCatalogue/Bremen/bremen.htm (1546 words)

	Bremen News
		BREMEN, Ga. The family of a missing motel worker feared killed in a gas explosion last month in west Georgia tell WSB they are planning to sue the motel's owners and two gas companies operating on the property.
		BREMEN, Ga. A two-story motel partially collapsed after an explosion and fire Tuesday, and a maintenance worker was feared trapped inside, authorities said.
		Firefighters from Bremen, Haralson County and Carroll County are at the scene at the Quality Inn Hotel and Suites at 1077 Alabama Avenue...
	www.topix.net /city/bremen-ga (855 words)

	Bremen
		All the land in between the two cities were part of the province of Niedersachsen, odd but that's the way it was.
		Bremen gets two chapters -- one focused on the Altstadt and Schnoor Districts on the northeast bank of the Weser, the other covering the Buergerpark and Wallenlagen further away.
		The Wallenlagen was a park built between the old city wall and the Stadtgraben, the series of V-shaped moats guarding the Altstadt, while the Burgerpark being the largest park in the city that extends to the grounds of the University.
	www.tompgalvin.com /places/de/bremen/1_de_bremen.htm (512 words)

	Bremen (Germany) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The relevant regulation in Bremen was the Proclamation of 1895.
		Furthermore it is used on Bremen state ships, but not as ensign (the German state flag is used as ensign); it is hoisted at the jackstaff and at the top of the mast.
		The key is the atribute of Saint Peter, patron saint of the church of Bremen, and it was first represented in the seal of the City of Bremen in 1366 and later became the main element of the city's coat-of-arms.
	fotw.vexillum.com /flags/de-hb.html (1807 words)

	About Casa - The City - CASA Bremen - International language school
		Bremen, where the German language is spoken in its purest form, is situated on the river Weser in the North of Germany.
		Although it is a city with 600,000 inhabitants, mixing a unique blend of Hanseatic tradition and modern development, it also possesses the friendly and familiar quality of a smaller town, where one can feel at ease and make friends easily.
		Bremen's closeness to the sea also makes it an ideal base to take off from for excursions to the North Sea islands, to Hamburg, Lubeck or the Luneberg Moors.
	www.casa-bremen.de /eng/casa/city.php?menu=dfa (152 words)

	Bremen, Bremerhaven
		During your tour the city will speak to you of the growth of emigration fever“ and the promise of America.
		There are many historical landmarks and monuments which bear witness to Bremens great past as a Hanseatic city and to the enormous impact that emigration had on the city's wealth.
		In this respect the monument of the Bremen City Musicians, well known fairy tale characters, will gain a new meaning for you as symbol of the desire of a better life in foreign parts.
	www.routes.de /bremen.htm (1317 words)

	city_of_science Bremen_Bremerhaven
		Knowledge has a future: The two-city State of Bremen and Bremerhaven exemplifies a dynamic location for science and technology that is dedicated to the furtherance of knowledge and research.
		By the year 2010 the State of Bremen intends to rise to the fore of technology regions in Germany and likewise consolidate its modernization programme.
		As holders of the award "city of science 2005", Bremen and Bremerhaven are focussing above all on making science more easily understandable for the general public and creating an active dialogue with society.
	www.city-of-science.de /home.jsp?lang=en (142 words)

	City Mayors: London City Hall
		The City Hall itself is a very distinctive globe-shaped structure which nestles on the south bank of the Thames within close proximity to Tower Bridge, making for an interesting juxtaposition of architectural styles and functions.
		It is strange that the GLA’s main building is known as ‘City Hall’ as the Greater London jurisdiction it covers is in fact a metropolitan region – the City of London itself is the square mile covered by the City of London Corporation across the Thames.
		City Hall is currently inhabited by one Ken Livingstone, erstwhile Leader of the Greater London Council between 1981 and 1986 and elected as London’s first directly elected mayor in 2000 on an independent ticket after failing to secure the Labour nomination himself.
	www.citymayors.com /cityhalls/london_cityhall.html (1625 words)

	Railway Technology - Bremen Light Rail System operated by Bremer Strassenbahn - Germany
		The modern city of Bremen is 50km from the North Sea coastline.
		Today, however, the operator of the city's light rail system, Bremer Strassenbahn AG (BSAG) - which is 99% owned by the city of Bremen - operates eight tram routes, extending to a total of 77 route kilometres, on which services are provided by 78 modern low-floor trams, and 61 older vehicles.
		However, Bremen is in the fortunate position of having common gauge light and heavy rail systems, which offers great scope of interconnection between the two, and investigations are being carried out into the extent to which this might be possible.
	www.railway-technology.com /projects/bremen (766 words)

	AIRPORT BREMEN: Bremen Airport-City
		Bremen Airport-City is not a new city district in the narrow sense, with its own local authority and council.
		Bremen Airport-City is an economic location directly at the airport, just a short distance from the city centre and with easy access by road which will be even further improved when the autobahn section A281 has been completed.
		The City`s prime objective is to take full advantage of the synergy effects in Bremen Airport-City.
	www.airport-bremen.de /index.php?id=64&L=1 (143 words)

	Bremen GermanyGenWeb Page
		Two cities, one state: Bremen and Bremerhaven, 65 km apart.The old merchant city and the young maritime town constitute the smallest german state in terms of both area (400 sqkm) and population (660 000).
		Bremen becomes a member of the Hansa, a union of Hanseatic cities, which dominated trade in the North Sea and Baltic regions until well into the 16th century.
		Die freie Hansestadt Bremen und ihr Gebiet (the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen and its district)
	www.rootsweb.com /~deubre (1112 words)

	Bremen - the City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bremen is not only a city but also a "Land" of the BRD - a "Land" consisting of two cities: Bremen and Bremerhaven.
		Both cities have a long history of being sites for trade, ports and shipyards, a tradition, which has been submitted to considerable changes in recent times.
		Bremen, the city, catches visitors especially by its typical buildings; whole districts are characterized by one to three storeyed terraced houses with small gardens which were constructed before and after the last turn of the century.
	www.uni-bremen.de /~feu/efeu1.html (220 words)

	Hotels in Bremen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Modern hotel situated in north-east Bremen, with a tram-connection to the city's exhibition hall and the railway station.
		Stuhr-Brinkum is on the edge of the city of Bremen, an idyllic suburb and an ideal starting point for excursions.
		The 148 room hotel is 800m from the city center and close to the main station.
	www.expedia.co.uk /daily/hotels/Germany/Bremen.asp (701 words)

	Welcome to the Bremen Foundation
		The newly-established Bremen Educational Foundation is a permanent endowment created by alumni and supporters of the Bremen City School system to support the tradition of excellence in the system.
		Founded in 1893, the Bremen City School System has become known as one of the best systems in the state of Georgia.
		It is the goal of the Bremen School System to continue the tradition of excellence with an on-going commitment to lead schools into the future.
	www.bremenfoundation.com (93 words)

	Bremen - German Fairytale Musicians City
		Hamburg, Bremen architecture, traditions, holidays and social life reflected the heritage of multi-nations life.
		Now Bremen inhabitants are 'melting pot' society which keeps the evidences of different nations achievements and various historical events of the city.
		The Statue of Roland symbolizes the leading role of Bremen among free trading and independent cities.
	www.germanculture.com.ua /library/weekly/bremen-germany.htm (336 words)

	Bremen (city) - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bremen (city), city in north-west Germany, major port, and capital of the state of Bremen, on the River Weser, near the North Sea.
		Heavy industries such as shipbuilding, steel processing, vehicle construction, and aerospace have also traditionally been at the heart of Bremen’s...
		The economic, social, and cultural consequences of the war were vast, with Germany the principal victim.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Bremen_(city).html (99 words)

	Bremen Online Services: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The cabinet is led by the mayor and the second mayor, which, at the moment, head the justice department and the finance department, respectively.
		The city plans to develop its public service delivery further into what is described as a principal-agent model: The city and its divisions and agencies act as the principal, which guarantees delivery, and steers and delivers core state functions (police, judiciary, and finance).
		Bremen Online Services will allow all agencies, public, private or from the third sector, to deliver their services in an electronic fashion.
	ctg.albany.edu /publications/online/new_models/cases/bremen?chapter=3 (506 words)

	International University Bremen: IUB’s Activities within Bremen — City of Science 2005“
		On 16 February 2005 the City of Bremen will officially open the extensive program for celebrating the award “City of Science 2005” Bremen and Bremerhaven received from the Donors’ Association for the Promotion of Science and Humanities in Germany.
		In June and July, right in the Bremen city center, combining the unique atmosphere of the period architecture of the city hall with advanced science topics, the exhibition Discoveries“ will feature the theme of time“ as represented by the scientific work of various science institutions.
		The lectures are part of the first Bremen children’s university, to which the University of Bremen will also contribute with a substantial program especially targeted at children of primary school age.
	www.iu-bremen.de /news/events/stadtderwissenschaft (653 words)

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