#Osnabruck

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Sand Cat - Zoo Osnabruck by Mandenno Photography

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Ostbunker, Osnabrück, Germany, 25 October 1991

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young lion by Cees

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OSNABRUCK - GERMANY

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1. FC Köln wendet Blamage gegen Osnabrück in Verlängerung ab

Der 1. FC Köln hat eine Blamage in der ersten Runde des DFB-Pokals knapp verhindert. Der Bundesligist rang den VfL Osnabrück erst in der Verlängerung nieder. Auch in diesem Jahr sorgt der DFB-Pokal wieder für allerlei Überraschungen. Vier Bundesligisten sind bereits ausgeschieden. Nach Werder Bremen, dem VfL Bochum, dem FC Augsburg und Darmstadt 98 hätte es am Montagabend beinahe auch den 1. FC…

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Pt47-112 w Osnabrück

Deszczowy 7 sierpnia 1989 roku. Kłodzki parowóz pospieszny serii Pt47-112 wraz z polskimi oliwkowymi pulmanami wraca z obchodów jubileuszu kolei holenderskich. Po drodze w Niemczech na stacji w Osnabrück zorganizowano pamiątkowy fotostop dla sympatyków pary. Dla lepszego efektu fotograficznego odczepiony spalinową lokomotywę prowadzącą i polski skład poruszał się o własnych siłach.  

źródło: Drehscheibe Online Foren, https://abload.de/image.php?img=pkppt47112osnabrueckhdvf0p.jpg opracowanie i tłumaczenie: Norbert Tkaczyk na podstawie historycznego forum Drehscheibe Read the full article

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Zoo Osnabrück: Wolverine

By zoofanatic

[theeagertraveler]

The 4 Most Underrated Historic Cities in Germany!

Germany is often associated with bustling cities like Berlin and Munich, but there are hidden gems in the northern region that are brimming with history and character. These cities are part of the Hanseatic League of Cities, and they offer a unique perspective on Germany's rich heritage. Here, we'll take you on a journey through Muenster, Osnabruck, Lubeck, and Rostock/Warnemunde, the four most underrated historic cities in Germany.

1. Muenster: Germany's Cycling Capital

Just an hour and 20 minutes by train from Dusseldorf Airport Station, Muenster is a city that deserves a 2-3 day stay. The historic marketplace, Prinzipalmarkt, is a must-visit, and during the summer, the Aasee offers a solar boat ride to the All-Weather Zoo, known for its conservation efforts. The renovated Hafen (harbor) is perfect for dining and entertainment, and Muenster is home to the first and only Picasso Museum in Germany.

2. Osnabruck: A Journey to the Past

A short 20-minute train ride from Munster; Osnabruck transports you to medieval times. The city hosts a wine festival in early August and boasts a captivating Botanical Garden for research enthusiasts. The Felix Nussbaum Museum displays the works of a renowned German-Jewish artist and recounts his harrowing experience during the Holocaust.

3. Lubeck - The City of the Seven Spires

Lubeck stands out with its stunning Brick Gothic architecture, surrounded by the river Trave. The European Hanse Museum is the world's best-engaging museum dedicated to the Hanseatic League's history. Don't miss Lubeck's marzipan, with a visit to Niederegger, where you can see life-sized marzipan statues. Explore the charming alleyways and visit St. Mary's Church, Germany's third-largest church. A harbor cruise and the Duckstein festival by the river complete the experience.

4. Rostock and Warnemunde: Seaside Delights

Rostock is a short train ride from Lubeck, and from there, a quick transfer takes you to Warnemunde, a beloved seaside resort. In mid-August, the Hanse Sail Festival showcases the city's maritime heritage. Explore the iconic lighthouse and the Teapot restaurant, famous for seafood. You can also take a ferry from Warnemunde to Rostock to explore Germany's oldest university town.

Concluding Remarks If you seek an authentic slice of Germany, away from the crowds of Berlin and Munich, these historic cities in the north offer an unforgettable experience. Let Preethi, the dedicated travel blogger and photographer from TheEagerTraveler.com, guide you towards your next remarkable adventure. Explore the hidden treasures of Muenster, Osnabruck, Lubeck, and Rostock/Warnemunde and immerse yourself in Germany's rich history and culture.

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An interesting look back at the Karmann Factory of Osnabruck, Germany, in 1969. - source Hello Germany via Vintage Volkswagen Club of America.

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Antifa graff seen in Osnabruck, Germany

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forbidden love. (Paul Baumer x Reader)

pairing: Paul Baumer x Reader

fluff/angst

plot: you are a British nurse, who stumbles across an injured German soldier by the name of Paul.

The year was 1918, approximately 4 days before the war ends. You were a nurse working for the British Army, sometimes you regretted it due to the things you had to do to other soldiers. Specifically, you were deployed to the Western Front. You have never had any run-ins with the Germans, but that was about to change.

You were getting ready to go to bed, when you saw a figure in the distance. “A German…” you thought to yourself as you grabbed a knife. However, as it got closer, it sounded like it was in pain… and it was limping. You got closer, on guard if the person tries to attack you. The two of you reached each other, the soldier stumbling into your arms. “Help…” He was heavy, but he needed help.

You eventually got him on a medical table, in which you treated his injuries, a bullet to the leg. “That should do it.” There was silence for a few moments. “Hey! Are you awake?!” You yelled out, with the man groaning. “Thank you. I mean… I can’t thank you enough.” He softly held your hand, rubbing his thumb across it. “Ah… but I can’t see you-” As he lifted up his helmet, he stared at you in awe. You were so… pretty, magnificent, just so pure and angelic-looking.

“What’s your name dear?” You asked him, to take him away from the topic of his injuries. “My name is Paul, Paul Baumer.” He smiled at you, one could say that love at first sight does not exist, but that’s what Paul just experienced. “What about you?” He asked, leaning up slightly against the wall. “My name is (Name) (Last Name). But Paul, you can call me Nurse (Name).” Paul looked down, whispering about you. “What a beautiful name for a beautiful person like you.”

You sat down next to him, wanting to know about Paul. “Where are you from?” Paul looks at you, taking a deep breath. “Osnabruck, Germany. I got lost and eventually found you.” Oh no. He was a German, but did he not know that he was on British territory? “Paul… this is, this is British Territory.” You panicked, Paul did seem a caring guy, he could become a prisoner of your country. 

Paul looked frightened, seemingly thinking that you will turn him in. You had an idea. “Paul, I’m not going to turn you in. I can let you reside in my tent. I’ll say that you’re an injured British soldier. Is that okay?” Paul hesitates for a moment, but nods in agreement. “Besides, I got any type of care a guy needs.” You smiled as you put your hands on Paul’s face. You thought he was cute, so pure and innocent. He then puts his hands on your face, smiling at you.

“(Name), I apologize… but you’re really gorgeous-” You cut Paul off with a kiss, wrapping your arms around his neck. He widened his eyes, before giving in and wrapping his arms around your waist. Both of you pull apart and stare at each other for a short period, before giggling. 

“Thank you, dear (Name).”

“You’re welcome, Paul.” It was going to be hard trying to conceal Paul from your superiors.

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OOMPH! EUROPEAN TOUR 2023 special guest BÖSE FUCHS

Tickets / VIP upgrade / Hardtickets / Bundles: https://www.oomph.de

02.11.2023 DE Hannover Capitol 03.11.2023 DE Hamburg Markthalle 04.11.2023 DE Dresden Tante Ju 05.11.2023 DE Berlin Huxleys Neue Welt 07.11.2023 PL Poznan Tama 08.11.2023 CZ Praha Meet Factory 09.11.2023 AT Wien Simm City 10.11.2023 DE Munchen Backstage Werk 12.11.2023 DE Bochum Zeche 13.11.2023 DE Frankfurt Batschkapp 14.11.2023 DE Ludwigsburg Scala 16.11.2023 FR Paris Le Trabendo 17.11.2023 FR Lyon Marche Gare 18.11.2023 FR Strasbourg La Laiterie 19.11.2023 CH Solothurn Kofmehl 21.11.2023 DE Koln Live Music Hall 22.11.2023 NL Arnhem Luxor 23.11.2023 DE Osnabruck Hydepark 24.11.2023 DE Rostock Mau Club

Photo by Lasse Ebbecke

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young lion by Cees

[lesser-known-composers]

Johan Gottfried Hendrik Mann (1858–1904) - Clarinet Concerto in C minor, op.90

Sebasutian Manz, clarinet

Osnabrucker Symphonieorchester, Hermann Baumer

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OSNABRUCK - GERMANY