#Lea Friedrich

[womensworldtour]

The final track cycling events of the 2024 Paris Olympics have wrapped up, and they saw some impressive performances that *almost* convinced us to watch track cycling more.

New Zealand had a very good last week, with Ellesse Andrews winning women's Keirin. Hetty van de Wouw of the Netherlands and Emma Finucane of Great Britain finished silver and bronze, respectively. (Can we also mention how absolutely 🔥 the New Zealand kit is? The stark black and fern motif looks so cool. We almost want to do a best of Olympic cycling kit, there were some other great ones out there.)

Other than the funny bike situation, Keirin seems like one of the track events we understand best. It's a bike race, you race together and whoever is fastest wins. There's a pacing motorcycle on the track? It speeds up, or it just pulls off? I dunno, that's weird, but at least it's just becomes a race, and very fast one!

Sprint is a different animal, and seemingly a misnomer. They just ride around slowly, looking at each other. It's like the silliest, slowest part of a road race that ends in a two-up sprint. And they do it again? Okay, whatever, that's fine.

It was more than fine for New Zealand, because Ellesse Andrews took gold in that event as well, followed by Lea Friedrich of Germany for silver and Emma Finucane of Great Britain for bronze, added to her silver in the Keirin.

And then we come to the omnium, a track cycling race that we truly do not understand. Seriously, what is this event? You race around and there are periodic sprints, and you score points on certain laps, and the points add up over multiple races? This just sounds like an event that makes you race a bike and do math in your head as you keep an eye on competitors and laps, and that makes our heads hurt.

This event was dominated by American Jennifer Valente, who already had a gold to her name in women's team pursuit. She entered the final race in the lead, and kept it all the way for gold. Poland’s Daria Pikulik won silver, and New Zealand’s Ally Wollaston took home the bronze after holding off Lotte Kopecky of Belgium.

(For the record, Australia's yellow and green kit with indigenous designs on the sleeves also looks very cool.)

But it gets worse! Because the madison is a very similar event that is like a tag-team relay involving tagging in and out, and half of the riders aren't engaged at any particular moment, and they sling-shot each other around, all while keeping track of points and competitors and laps. 🫠

The madison was apparently (who knows, we couldn't even tell) won by a resurgent Italian team made up of familiar names in road racing, Vittoria Guazzini and Chiara Guazzini. Great Britain's Elinor Barker and Neah Evans took home silver while Maike van der Duin and Lisa van Belle of the Netherlands leapt into third place after lapping the pack to score big took home bronze.

Our heads hurt just trying to describe it all, but it was exciting racing, and a nice send-off for cycling at the 2024 Paris Olympics!

[thedaysofdisorder]

Händel: "Eternal Source of Light Divine" Thomas Dunford, Jupiter, Lea Desandre, Iestyn Davies

[pedroam-bang]

Chapter One: “Once Upon A Time… In Nazi-Occupied France” - Inglourious Basterds (2009)

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[miapcain]

Hi! I found your blog just recently and I love the Vesnaposting - the art, the comics, the gifs from the game, all of it. I've got so many questions:

How did you got yourself interested in this time period? Why Bohemia? Where exactly could the castle be found? Do you plan to connect your story with some "greater events" from that time? Will your OCs travel a bit?

Please, continue with all of this. It looks great and I would also love to play the game one day!

Thank you very much for the questions! I love getting intricate and thought out things to answer, and I'm humbled you like it!

I've been a sort of amateur medievalist for a while now- I can't point specifically to when it started, but it might have been reading Pillars of the Earth as a teenager, or finding out that the town I grew up in had an important courthouse that was closed in the 1300s- that's a scale of time that overwhelmed me then, and still makes me feel a deal of frisson now. The 1200s specifically sit at an intersection of really cool stuff in central europe- it's right before Franziscanism spreads and shakes up the monastic system, Waldensian heretics were prefiguring how the church would later fracture (I feel they resemble specifically the czech utraquists in some of their stylings and beliefs), and the Pope was in open conflict with the holy roman emperor; On the political side, Friedrich II was nearing the end of his reign, and his death would lead to the interregnum, where the empire is effectively without an emperor for years on end; The Popponer dynasty is about to crumble in Austria, and the Lion of Prague Ottokar II Přemýsl is about to add all of Austria to the Bohemian Kingdom, interrupting the ongoing Ostsiedlung (German Eastern Colonization, for those who don't know), all to the backdrop of endless failing crusades. It's just before the Habsburgs gain greater relevance and europe slides into the rennaissance, in my mind putting an end to the "proper" middle ages.

I've been curious about Czechia for a long time; I was too young to really notice when the country joined the EU, but even years later, I remember grumbling that they were going to "ruin" us, by flooding our country with cheap labour or products or somesuch. It's always struck me as odd. That energy ended up getting redirected towards migrants from the near east in the 2010s, but it's stuck with me; Here's a country Austria has, in some form or another, struggled with for centuries, dominated terribly through to the very end of our wretched pitiful attempt at an 'empire,' tried to keep chunks of as recently as 100 years ago, and yet I didn't learn so much as a single thing about it in school. Austrian schooling is dead set on not mentioning a single thing between about 1500 to 1933 (and even then, we often gloss over just *how* enthusiastic a lot of austria was to participate in the holocaust and become part of germany- or how no real denazification took place after the war), and obviously reading any history at all immediately got me hooked on finding out more. History aside, I love the bohemian massif dearly; the rolling hills, deep shadowy forests, little brooks, misty autumns, distant alps, it's one of my favourite regions on earth; I grew up in southern upper austria, but studied near Freistadt, which is where I gathered a lot of reference material for Vesna.

The castle doesn't have an official location, but there is a general area: "north of Freistadt, east of Rožmberk." Here are some rough indications on a modern Vesna era map, a rennaissance map, and google maps:

4. Not to spoil anything, but yes- Franzesca's father, a Bavarian, is a true believer in the "stupor mundi" Frederick II, and the need to "germanize" the backward slavic populations of Bohemia; He detests Saint Václav and forbids castle servants from speaking czech. The timing of the events of Vesna is chosen very specifically to be ironic in this regard- but you'll see when we get there :P

5. Yes, at the very least you will get to see Vesna and friends in the Machlant, Rožmberk and Linz. Franzesca will travel to her family home of Innsbruck and to Normandy, and it's likely more will happen, depending on where the story goes.

Thank you again for the questions! I hope to be working on Vesna for a long time, if it stays interesting :)

[ymarilwyd]

Blodeuwedd

// Friedrich Heyser, Ophelia,1900 // Melchior D'Hondecoeter, The Concert of Birds,1670 // René-Antoine Houasse, Apollo pursuing Daphne,1677 // Aert van der Neer, A Landscape with a River at Evening, 1650 // Lawrence Alma Tadema, Spring, 1894 // Nicolas de Vree, A Forest Floor Still Life with Flowering Plants and Butterflies,  1702 // Salvatore Postiglione, Dante a Beatrice, 1906 // Emil Carlsen, Moonlight, 1901 // Anna Lea Merritt, Eve, 1885 //

[lu0na0tic]

// The Woman Dies, Aoko Matsuda // Selene, Ferdinand von Keller // Representations of Female Suicide by Drowning in Victorian Culture, Valerie Meessen // Perseus, Benvenuto Cellini // The Resurgance of the Monstrous Feminine, Hannah Williams // Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers: Montrosity, Patriachary, and the Fear of Female Power, Sady Doyle // Ophelia, Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Heyser // Hamlet Act 4, Scene 7, Shakespeare // Woman Hating, Andrea Dworkin // Eve, Anna Lea Merritt //

[thiswindyplace]

Lea Jones

I overcame myself, the sufferer; I carried my own ashes to the mountains; I invented a brighter flame for myself.

Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus spoke Zarathustra

[sasan-00]

Felix Mendelssohn: The Early Romantic Virtuoso and His Timeless Masterpieces

Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (3 February 1809 – 4 November 1847), known simply as Felix Mendelssohn, was a prodigious German composer, pianist, organist, and conductor whose early Romantic compositions continue to captivate audiences today. His extensive oeuvre includes memorable symphonies, concertos, chamber music, and piano works. Among his most celebrated compositions are the overture and incidental music for A Midsummer Night's Dream—featuring the iconic "Wedding March"—the Italian Symphony, the Scottish Symphony, the oratorios St. Paul and Elijah, the overture The Hebrides, and his exquisite Violin Concerto. Mendelssohn’s Songs Without Words remain some of his most beloved solo piano pieces.

Early Life and Musical Beginnings

Born in Hamburg on 3 February 1809, Felix Mendelssohn was the grandson of the renowned Jewish philosopher Moses Mendelssohn. His upbringing was initially secular until he was baptized into the Reformed Christian church at age seven. Raised in a rich intellectual environment, Mendelssohn’s musical talents were evident early on. His parents, Abraham and Lea Mendelssohn, moved the family to Berlin in 1811, seeking better educational opportunities for their children. Despite Abraham’s initial reservations about a musical career for Felix, the young prodigy’s exceptional talent soon became undeniable.

Mendelssohn began his musical education with piano lessons from his mother and continued with prominent teachers such as Marie Bigot and Ludwig Berger. At age 12, he studied counterpoint and composition with Carl Friedrich Zelter, whose influence was pivotal in shaping Mendelssohn’s musical style. His early compositions, including 13 string symphonies and a piano quartet published when he was just 13, showcased his burgeoning talent.

Career Highlights and Achievements

Felix Mendelssohn’s career was marked by significant achievements and contributions to music. His first public performance as a nine-year-old, his early string symphonies, and his String Octet in E-flat major, composed at age 16, are milestones that highlight his rapid rise in the music world. His Overture to A Midsummer Night's Dream, written at 17, and later incidental music for the same play, including the famous "Wedding March," are among his most enduring works.

In 1829, Mendelssohn’s performance of Bach’s St Matthew Passion in Berlin played a crucial role in reviving interest in Bach’s music across Europe. This performance, facilitated by Mendelssohn’s grandmother’s manuscript, was a landmark event that brought Bach’s work back into the spotlight.

Later Years and Legacy

Mendelssohn’s career continued to flourish as he traveled extensively throughout Europe. His visits to Britain were particularly significant, leading to the premiere of many of his major works. Despite facing some professional setbacks, such as his failure to secure a position at the Berlin Singakademie and frustrations during his tenure in Düsseldorf, Mendelssohn made notable contributions, including his role in the Handel revival.

By 1835, Mendelssohn accepted the position of conductor at the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, where he further cemented his reputation as a leading figure in the music world. His conservatism in musical taste set him apart from more avant-garde contemporaries, but his creative originality has been re-evaluated in modern times, securing his place as one of the most beloved composers of the Romantic era.

Enduring Influence

Felix Mendelssohn’s music, characterized by its clarity, elegance, and emotional depth, continues to be celebrated and performed worldwide. His early works, contributions to reviving Baroque music, and significant influence on Romantic music ensure his lasting legacy. Mendelssohn’s compositions remain a testament to his prodigious talent and enduring impact on classical music.

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[thelightoftruth]

Continuarea ideologiilor naziste prin anticultismul global

Noi nu am învins nazismul în al Doilea Război Mondial. Am câștigat doar o bătălie. Astăzi, anticultismul global continuă lucrarea naziștilor din secolul al XX-lea. A venit timpul să-i dezvăluim în fața societății. Acest lucru este necesar pentru a preveni apariția celui de-al patrulea Reich.

În articolul precedent, ne-am oprit asupra teologului protestant antisemit nazist Walter Künneth. El a fost șeful unui centru apologetic care lupta împotriva minorităților religioase și a evreilor. Acest anticultist colabora în activitatea sa cu Gestapo-ul și alte organizații naziste. După înfrângerea naziștilor, a devenit un profesor respectat la Universitatea Erlangen din Bavaria și a fost onorat cu titlul de „Consilier Bisericesc”.

Părea că nazismul a fost eradicat pentru totdeauna. Dar în 1964, Biserica Protestantă din Germania a restabilit oficial postul de comisar pentru secte și credință în Biserica Evanghelică-Luterană din Bavaria și l-a numit în această funcție pe pastorul Friedrich-Wilhelm Haack. El a devenit continuatorul moștenirii naziste a lui Künneth și principalul ideolog al anticultismului în Europa.

Friedrich Wilhelm Haack

În cercetările sale despre sectele din Bavaria, Haack făcea referire la „Sektenerhebung” (Revizuirea sectelor) realizată de Biserica Evanghelică-Luterană din Bavaria în 1930. Este interesant că anticultistul Haack a studiat teologia protestantă în Bavaria, la Universitatea din Nürnberg, în aceiași ani în care Künneth era profesor de teologie protestantă acolo. La inițiativa lui Haack, la începutul anilor 1970, a fost reînviată denumirea din regimul nazist „Grupul de lucru pentru probleme religioase și ideologice”. Pentru acest departament a fost adoptată o denumire aproape identică celei naziste — „Departamentul pentru probleme religioase și ideologice”.

În „scrierile” sale, Haack a proclamat următoarele: „Dacă înțelegem corect credința noastră, nu avem dreptul să permitem «celorlalți» să-și continue credința…”. Astfel, Haack a respins Declarația Universală a Drepturilor Omului și valorile fundamentale: valorile unității și egalității.

La inițiativa lui Haack, au fost reluate cursurile și predicile despre sectanți în Bavaria, o regiune unde ideile naziste au fost întotdeauna deosebit de puternice. Este remarcabil că în Bavaria încă există fenomenul așa-numitelor filtre de secte, ceea ce contravine tuturor legilor internaționale și germane.

Haack spunea că un protestant sau catolic ar trebui să-i trateze pe sectanți ca pe niște neoameni. Acest lucru a dus la reapariția în 1988 a strigătelor împotriva disidenților în Bavaria: „Spânzurați-i, împușcați-i pe toți, Heil Hitler!”. În 1990, anticultistul Haack a întocmit o „listă neagră” a noilor mișcări religioase, așa-numitele secte. Abia după 16 ani, Curtea Constituțională Federală a Germaniei a decis că în lupta împotriva acestor grupuri se folosește defăimarea.

În 1973, Wilhelm Haack l-a ajutat pe Johannes Aagaard să înființeze organizația antisecte „Centrul de Dialog” (Dialogue Center).

Johannes Monrad Aagaard

Aagaard, la fel ca Künneth în cadrul Centrului Apologetic, a fost un anticultist creștin care și-a propus să lupte împotriva așa-numitelor secte totalitare. Aagaard a ridiculizat public Primul Amendament al Constituției SUA — unul dintre simbolurile societății libere. Aagaard a declarat că Primul Amendament este nenatural pentru natura umană. Este interesant de întrebat, atunci ce este natural pentru om? Să meargă în pas cu strigăte de „Heil”?

Alexandr Dvorkin

Unul dintre elevii devotați ai lui Aagaard și Haack a fost Alexandr Dvorkin. În timpul fugii din URSS, Dvorkin a colaborat strâns cu Haack, Aagaard, cu pastorul Gandow, un alt adept al lor, precum și cu alți anticultiști europeni și americani. Astfel, Dvorkin a preluat complet modelul de lucru al acestor centre în lupta împotriva tuturor grupurilor disidente. Și, după cum ne amintim, aceste metode își au originea de la Walter Künneth — un nazist și antisemit din Bavaria.

De asemenea, putem observa că Biserica Ortodoxă Rusă din Rusia repetă istoria bisericii protestante din Germania nazistă. Vom dezvălui această paralelă în publicațiile noastre viitoare. Cititorii nerăbdători pot afla despre rolul Bisericii Ortodoxe Ruse în dezvoltarea anticultismului și în formarea formei moderne de nazism în filmul documentar IMPACTUL.

[koreangermanium]

Most Popular Names in Germany Top 10

Are you curious about the most popular names in Germany? Names are an essential part of cultural identity, and Germany boasts a diverse and rich naming tradition. From classic names that have stood the test of time to modern and unique choices, German names hold a unique charm. In this article, we will explore the top names that have captured the hearts of parents in Germany, diving into their meanings and significance.

Table of Contents

- Introduction - Traditional German Names - Modern Trends in Naming - Gender-Neutral Names - Celebrity-Inspired Names - Name Meanings and Origins - Factors Influencing Name Choices - Regional Variations in Names - Naming Laws in Germany - Name Evolution Over Time - The Role of Surnames - Unconventional Naming Choices - Impact of Globalization on Names - The Emotional Connection to Names - Conclusion - FAQs

Introduction

Names hold a mirror to the culture and society of a country, reflecting its history, values, and trends. Germany, with its rich heritage and modern influences, showcases a diverse array of names that have gained popularity over the years. Male Names: - Lukas - Elias - Benjamin - Leon - Paul - Jonas - Finn - Maximilian - Noah - David Female Names: - Emma - Mia - Hannah - Emilia - Lina - Anna - Lea - Sophia - Marie - Lena

Traditional German Names

Classic names like Heinrich, Gertrude, and Wilhelm have deep roots in German history. These names have a timeless quality that continues to attract parents looking for names with a historical touch.

Modern Trends in Naming

In recent years, there has been a shift towards more contemporary names like Liam, Mia, and Noah. These names resonate with modern sensibilities while maintaining a connection to German heritage.

Gender-Neutral Names

Gender-neutral names such as Alex, Jordan, and Taylor are gaining popularity as parents seek names that challenge traditional gender norms and offer a sense of inclusivity.

Celebrity-Inspired Names

Celebrities often influence naming trends. Names like Lena, after the popular singer, and Lukas, inspired by a well-loved football player, have gained prominence.

Name Meanings and Origins

Names like Friedrich, meaning "peaceful ruler," and Amelia, meaning "industrious," carry profound meanings that parents connect with on a personal level.

Factors Influencing Name Choices

Religious beliefs, historical figures, and family traditions all play a role in naming decisions. Parents often choose names that hold personal significance.

Regional Variations in Names

Different regions in Germany have their own naming preferences. Names popular in the north might differ from those in the south, adding to the country's name diversity.

Naming Laws in Germany

Germany has strict naming laws to prevent names that could be detrimental to a child's well-being. Names must indicate the gender and not be offensive.

Name Evolution Over Time

Names evolve with societal changes. Old names experience resurgence, while others fade into obscurity due to evolving tastes.

The Role of Surnames

Surnames like Schneider (tailor) and Fischer (fisherman) often have occupational origins, providing insights into the ancestral professions of families.

Unconventional Naming Choices

Some parents opt for unique names like Jasper or Elke, making their child stand out in a crowd and fostering individuality.

Impact of Globalization on Names

Globalization has introduced international names to Germany. Names like Sophia and Alexander have gained popularity due to their universal appeal.

The Emotional Connection to Names

Names are emotionally charged, connecting individuals to their cultural roots and family legacies. They become a part of one's identity.

Conclusion

In conclusion, names in Germany reflect a captivating blend of tradition and modernity. From traditional names rooted in history to contemporary choices influenced by global trends, German names continue to intrigue and inspire. Choosing a name is a deeply personal decision, a glimpse into a parent's hopes and aspirations for their child.

FAQs

- Q: Can I give my child any name in Germany? A: While Germany allows a range of names, they must adhere to certain guidelines to ensure the child's well-being. - Q: Are traditional names losing popularity? A: Traditional names are still cherished, but modern and international names are gaining traction. - Q: What's the significance of gender-neutral names? A: Gender-neutral names challenge stereotypes and promote inclusivity and equality. - Q: Do names have legal implications in Germany? A: Yes, names are subject to legal regulations to prevent names that could harm the child's interests. - Q: How do German names compare to naming trends in other countries? A: German names share similarities with international trends while maintaining their unique cultural flavor. Read the full article

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temp * MUSELIST

while I work on my new slide! **non canon: B N H A   and Gen//shin I am no longer caught up with the story but also don’t care about spoilers.

*°∙ ARKNIGHTS

Angelina ∙ Aurora ∙ Blacknight ∙ Blitz ∙ Du Yaoye ∙ Erato ∙ Hibiscus ∙ Kjera ∙ Siege ∙ Specter ∙ Surtr ∙ Theresa ∙ Whisperain ∙ Zima

*°∙ AVATAR

Ghazan ∙ Jet ∙ Jin ∙ Katara ∙ LanMing [OC] ∙ Lin BeiFong ∙ Lu Shi [OC] ∙ Ming Hua ∙ Momo ∙ P’Li ∙ Toph BeiFong ∙ Ty Lee ∙ Zaheer

*°∙ BO//KU NO HE//RO *non canon

Ayumi [OC] ∙ Boris [OC] ∙ Chitose ∙ Denki ∙ Eri ∙ Hisao [OC] ∙ Hitoshi [AU] ∙ Best Jeanist ∙ Kyoka ∙ MCSpeed [OC] ∙ Megumi [OC] ∙ Mina ∙ Nejire ∙ Ningyo Ko [OC] ∙ Petra [OC] ∙ PopStep ∙ Recovery Girl ∙ Shuzenji Ren [OC] ∙ Ochako [AU]

*°∙ BUN//GO STR//AY DOGS

Aldous Huxley [OC] ∙ Alexander Hamilton [OC] ∙ Arma Geddon [OC] ∙ Bello [OC] ∙ Chuuya Nakahara ∙ Derek Landy [OC] ∙ Friedrich Nietzsche [OC] ∙ Fumiko Hayashi [OC] ∙ Gin Akutagawa ∙ Heinrich Heine [OC] ∙ Ichiyo Higuchi ∙ Jane Austen [OC] ∙ Kouyou Ozaki ∙ Kyouka Izumi ∙ Lucy M Montgomery ∙ Markus Heitz [OC] ∙ Ranpo Edogawa ∙ Tetcho Suehiro ∙ Tousui Nakarai [OC]

*°∙ DIS//NEY

Eugene Fitzherbert ∙ Merida ∙ Pepa Madrigal ∙ Sally

*°∙ FIRE EMB//LEM (3H)

Annette ∙ M!Byleth ∙Catherine ∙Dedue ∙ Dorothea ∙ Hilda ∙ Holst ∙ Ignatz ∙ Kronya ∙Lysithea ∙ Mercedes

*°∙ FULLMETAL ALCH//EMIST

Roy Mustang ∙ Riza Hawkeye ∙ Winry Rockbell

*°∙ GEN//SHIN IM//PACT *non canon

Barbara ∙ Beidou ∙ Fischl ∙ Kaeya ∙ Klee ∙ Paimon ∙ Noelle ∙ Rosaria ∙ Shenhe ∙ Sucrose ∙ Yanfei ∙Zhongli

*°∙ HONKAI IMPACT 3RD

Lieserl Albert Einstein ∙ Rita Rossweisse ∙ Seele Vollerei

*°∙ HUNTER X HUNTER

Chrollo ∙ Hisoka ∙ Machi

*°∙ LEA//GUE OF LEG//ENDS

Annie ∙ Jinx ∙ BA Katarina ∙ BA Leona ∙ Orianna ∙ SB Thresh ∙ Vi

*°∙ MO DAO

A-Qing ∙ Wei Wuxian ∙ Song Zhen [OC]

*°∙ PER//SONA

Ann ∙ Kanji ∙ Rise ∙ Yukiko

*°∙ SOUL EATER

Nathaniel Grave [OC] ∙ Tsubaki

*°∙ SQUARE ENIX (Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, NieR)

9S [NieR] ∙ Aerith [FF7] ∙ Devola & Popola [NieR] ∙ Kainé [NieR] ∙ Kairi [KH2] ∙ Leslie Kyle [FF7] ∙ Madam M [FF7] ∙ potentially FFXIV muses?? tbd

*°∙ YOUR TURN TO DIE

Alice ∙ Anzu ∙ Mai ∙ Nao ∙ Rio Ranger ∙ Reko ∙ Sara ∙ Sue Miley ∙ Tia Safalin

*°∙ OTHER

Howl Pendragon [Howl’s Moving Castle] ∙ Ido Uchida [OC] ∙ Lucyna Kushinada [Cyberpunk: Edgerunners] ∙ Perphe [Cardfight!! Vanguard] ∙ Polly Geist [Monster Prom] ∙ Pyrrha Nikos [RWBY] ∙ Reze [Chainsaw Man] ∙ Riley [Pokemon] ∙ Zakusa [Cardfight!! Vanguard]

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Universitatea din Leipzig

În anul 1409, prin Decretul de la Kuttenberg, Regele Roanilor, Venceslav a dat primatul cehilor asupra germanilor. Nemulțumiți, germanii au părăsit atunci Praga și au plecat la Leipzig, unde au obținut de la Landgravii Friedrich I de Saxonia și fratele său Wilhelm al II-lea de Misnia fondarea unei noi universități. Astfel, la data de 2 decembrie 1409 s-a înființat Universitatea din Leipzig care…

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Friedrich Nietzsche: „Trebuie să-ți dorești să fii puternic. Altfel, nu vei ajunge așa niciodată”

Friedrich Nietzsche: „Trebuie să-ți dorești să fii puternic. Altfel, nu vei ajunge așa niciodată”

Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 – 1900) este unul dintre cei mai importanți filosofi europeni ai secolului al XIX-lea, autor și filolog cunoscut pentru concepțiile sale religioase. Deși a avut o carieră scurtă, Friedrich Nietzsche a devenit […] Articolul Friedrich Nietzsche: „Trebuie să-ți dorești să fii puternic. Altfel, nu vei ajunge așa niciodată” apare prima dată în Descopera. Această știre a fost…