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	zabrze (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Hindenburg (in der Altmark)) is a city in southern Poland with 200,177 inhabitants (1999).
		It is situated in the Silesian Voivodship (since 1999), previously in Katowice Voivodship (1975-1998).
		Zabrze was officially renamed Hindenburg in 1915 to honor Paul von Hindenburg and that name was used until 1945.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /Zabrze.html (260 words)

	Hindenburg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Even today, Hindenburg is the largest aircraft ever to have...
		John Curran; Associated Press Denver Rocky Mountain News 05-06-1997 `OH, THE HUMANITY' SIXTY YEARS AFTER HINDENBURG WENT DOWN, EXPLOSION REMAINS A MYSTERY What happened is familiar to anybody who has seen the fl-and-white footage of flames peeling away the skin of the airship Hindenburg, or heard the...
		Hindenburg in der Altmark, the former name of the city of Zabrze
	hallencyclopedia.com /Hindenburg (314 words)

	Confino and Fritzsche/The Work of Memory. Chapter 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The play was written and performed by members of the princely family on the occasion of the silver jubilee of the prince's "reign." The prince and his sons organized a series of political conferences in the 1920s, for which nobles from all parts of Germany assembled at their majestic castle in the Harz mountains.
		Alois Fürst Löwenstein, Aufgaben des Adels in der Gegenwart, in "Adel," Staatslexikon der Görres-Gesellschaft (Freiburg: Herder, 1926), vol.
		Iris Freifrau von Hoyningen-Huene, Adel in der Weimarer Republik (Limburg: Starke, 1992), pp.
	www.press.uillinois.edu /epub/books/confino/ch4.html (7515 words)

	History for 86th Blackhawk Division Association, Inc
		The Altmark was a tanker and supply ship serving the German battleship 'Graf Spee'.
		On 16th of February, 1940, after a hectic search by The Royal Navy, the Altmark was located in the Jossing Fjord on the southern tip of Norway where she had taken refuge from the pursuing British destroyers.
		Members of the Altmark?s crew were machine-gunned as they fled across the ice during the boarding.
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	F. William Engdahl: HALFORD MACKINDER'S NECESSARY WAR
		He ordered a British warship in the North Atlantic to seize the German ship 'Altmark.' That, despite the fact the ship was docked in a neutral Norwegian fjord, far from international waters.
		The 'Altmark' incident was a decisive signal to Hitler that, for all her noble claims about defending national sovereign rights, England had no qualms about violating Norwegian sovereignty if she deemed it useful.
		Laval saw Petain as a French von Hindenburg, an ageing but popular war hero, whom he could use, against the left, to build beneficial political and economic cooperation with the victorious Germans.
	arno.daastol.com /history/EngdahlMackinder.html (7253 words)

	Paul H. Haagen, A Hamburg Childhood: The Early Life Of Herbert Bernstein, 13 Duke J. of Comp. & Int'l L. 7 (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Hitler persuaded President Hindenburg to sign an emergency decree on February 28, 1933 that suspended most of the guarantees of personal freedom contained in the German Constitution in order to permit the government to defend itself against "communist acts of violence endangering the state."
		By 1905, Leopold had moved his family to the town of Cloetze in the Altmark region of Saxony Anhalt, where Herbert's father, Gerhard, was born.
		Hindenburg acted pursuant to Article 48 of the German Constitution of August 11, 1919, which provided for the suspension of the Constitution in times of emergency.
	www.law.duke.edu /journals/djcil/articles/DJCIL13P07.HTM (17942 words)

	German Third Reich Cigarette Card Albums Hitler
		Included with the album is a certificate presented to the original owner of the album, Unter Offizier der Reserve Paul Frölich documenting his service from 11 January 1935 - 29 October 1938.
		Document indicates Herr Frölich was a member of Infantry Regiment 31 and the Staff of the Artillery Training Regiment during his active service.
		Album measuring 9 ½" x 6 ¾" features tan marbleized cover with red leatherette spine and is embossed on the cover in gold letters inside a gold border, "Führerschule der Deutschen Ärzteschaft Alt=Rehse" (Leadership School of the German Medical Profession Alt=Rehse).
	www.johnsonreferencebooks.com /catalogue/books/albums (2915 words)

	Werewolf Legends from Germany
		The Malicious Messenger (der Tückebote) or the Burning Man (der brennende Mann), in the language of the people, still goes about his dangerous business here.
		At first they were powerless against them, until finally the students brought together all of the silver buttons that they had inherited, and with these they killed the werewolves.
		Even today in the village of Hindenburg they tell about a man who could turn himself into a wolf, and there are people still alive who knew him during their childhood.
	www.bsu.edu /classes/magrath/305s02/wertales.html (7074 words)

	ForumGarden - View Single Post - Little Known Facts Regarding World War 2
		The Altmark was a 13,580 ton tanker and supply ship serving the German battleship Graf Spee.
		(The Altmark was later converted back to a tanker under the name Uckermark and while anchored in the harbour at Yokohama, Japan, sank after a huge explosion ripped the vessel apart while the crew were having lunch.
		Cause of the explosion was thought to be a spark from tools used by a repair gang working near the fuel tanks.
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	Werewolf Legends from Germany
		For a long time afterward there was always a hole in his grave mound, but it will have closed up by now, for grass has been growing over the story of Gust K. for a long time now.
		In the vicinity of Zarnow a few years ago a terrible wolf was on the loose and was causing great harm to humans and cattle.
		The Altmark is a district in northeastern Germany.
	www.pitt.edu /~dash/werewolf.html (8092 words)

	German Shell Maps from the 1930s
		A numbered key showed the locations of major sights or public buildings, and Shell stations were indicated by various types of red circle dependent upon the facilities available.
		As a reminder of the political situation almost every city had a street named after the Führer: on the map below Adolf-Hitler-Strasse runs from the Hindenburg Park in the NW corner.
		The political sensibilities are to some extent also reflected in the choice of covers: it is hard to imagine someone today choosing the smokestacks of Harburg for a map cover design.
	www.ianbyrne.free-online.co.uk /shell30d.htm (1206 words)

	The Avalon Project : Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Volume 18
		If Germany was not deemed authorized to use coastal waters for the transport of prisoners of war, then that could at most lead to Britain's adopting an equivalent single countermeasure; but she would not be justified in mining the entire coastal waters.
		The seizure of power by the Party, the appointment of Hitler as Reich Chancellor by Reich President Von Hindenburg, the winning of the majority of the people for the Party by repeated elections, all this confirmed to young Schirach again and again the legality of the movement he had joined.
		If today he were to be punished because he acknowledged as his Fuehrer this same Hitler whom millions of Germans and all the countries of the world recognized as legal head of the State, Schirach would never be able to acknowledge such a decision as being just.
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	hindenburg information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Your search for 'hindenburg' seem to be correctly spelled.
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		Latest version of article is located at wikipedia.org site.
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	The Avalon Project : Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Volume 18
		the commander of the British destroyer Cossack received for setting free the prisoners of the Altmark in spite of the incidents which occurred during this action, which were probably regretted by the British too.
		I had to go into those matters in order to meet the accusation that all sinkings carried out against orders were afterward sanctioned by the High Command in that no drastic steps were taken against the commanders.
		This explains the fact, which has also been made clear in this Trial, that up to 1944 no officer could be a member of the Party, and if he was, then his membership was suspended.
	www.yale.edu /lawweb/avalon/imt/proc/07-16-46.htm (21443 words)

	German
		1989 German war criminals Aus der Funten/Fischer, freed in Holland
		1989 German war criminals Fischer and Aus der Funten freed
		1968 Georg von der Vring, German painter (Camp Lafayette), dies at 78
	www.brainyhistory.com /topics/g/german.html (6473 words)

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