41. NEH Summer Seminar: Post-Wall Germany PostWall germany Integrating Post-Unification German culture into the High School To explore the changing cultural landscape of the unified germany, http://www.umass.edu/neh/

DEUTSCHLAND nach der Mauer A Webpage created by Donna Van Handle , Mount Holyoke College, for the NEH Summer Institute 1998 Participants 1998 Project Links 1996 Participants 1996 Projects The Program Since November 9, 1989, when the Berlin Wall was opened, Germany has undergone profound changes. The dissolution of the Eastern Bloc and the subsequent unification of Germany have had far-reaching implications in many areas, ranging from the way Germans perceive themselves and their nation to Germany's role as a member of the European Community and to its international image. To explore the changing cultural landscape of the unified Germany, the NEH Summer Institutes focused on four critical debates currently in the forefront of German public discussion: Present and Past East and West Women and Men Germans and "Foreigners" Drawing on the rich academic and cultural resources of the Five College Area of western Massachusetts, each Institute provided twenty-five high school teachers the opportunity to work with scholars active in these debates and to study and discuss relevant materials produced in Germany: selected literary texts, film and video, news media, and the internet. Activities Conducted entirely in German, the Institute allowed participants to immerse themselves in the German language for four weeks by speaking, hearing, reading, and writing German for over eight hours a day, five days a week. In addition to discussing and writing about their own responses to the lectures and readings, participants will devote part of each week to projects adapting current and authentic materials for classroom use, including the use of new technologies such as the internet. UMass graduate credit and Massachusetts Professional Development Points (PDP's) can be awarded. Previous participants can be contacted to share materials and information with colleagues in their areas.

42. Willkommen Bei Der Jüdischen Gemeinde Würzburg Und Unterfranken Latest information on one of germany's fastest growing Jewish Communities built on the foundations of the world's largest find of gravestones from a medieval Jewish cemetery. http://www.shalomeuropa.de

willkommen bei Welcome to the Jewisch Community of Wuerzburg and Unterfranken, Welcome to Deutsch English Gemeinsam bitten wir um Ihre Hilfe Dr. Paul Beinhofer, Albrecht Graf Ingelheim, Dr. Pia Beckmann, Vielen Dank Zuletzt aktualisiert am:

43. Ntama Journal Of African Music And Popular Culture Articles, reviews, recent releases, events in germany, and obituaries. http://ntama.uni-mainz.de/

Ntama Journal of African Music and Popular Culture Thursday, 22 September 2005 Navigation Main Menu Home Special Focus Articles Reviews ... Ntama Guestbook African Music Archive The African Music Archive at Mainz University is the home of NTAMA Since January 2004 303592 Visitors Who's Online We have 224 guests online News Newsflash Ntama will present a new issue of Special Focus starting october 2005. Topic for incoming contributions is "Festivals in and about Africa and the african Diaspora" . It is not limited to music-festivals, but also includes festivals of literature, theatre, dance, religion etc. Starting from now all your contributions are welcome and to be published by october. For further informations visit the Impressum section. Your location: Home Pierre Gwa - guitarist: His songs and their sources Written by Prof. Dr. Gerhard Kubik Friday, 19 August 2005 This article is a sequel to my one-hour video/DVD "African Guitar". Audio visual field recordings 1966 – 1993 published by Stefan Grossman’s Guitar Workshop Inc., P.O. Box 802, Sparta, NJ 07871, U.S.A. Although Stefan gave me ample space, no less than 75 pages in the pamphlet, to introduce the seven central and east African historical guitarists seen in the video, Mweda Jean Bosco and Daniel Kachamba among others, there was still not enough space to include some of their song texts! Pierre Gwa is the young man we found on the banks of the Sangha River in the southwestern corner of the Central African Republic in May 1966. One of his pictures is seen on the cover of the video. He was playing an impressive homemade guitar. My colleague and companion on the trip, Maurice Djenda (1948 – 2003) transcribed some of his song texts. These are published here for the first time.

44. Germany - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Some German cities have seen a revival of Jewish culture, particularly in Berlin, germany s contributions to the world s cultural heritage are numerous, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany

Germany From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Bundesrepublik Deutschland Federal Republic of Germany Flag Coat of Arms Motto : Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit German : Unity and Justice and Freedom) Anthem Das Lied der Deutschen Capital Berlin ... Population est. census Density N/A 230/km² ( GDP PPP estimate trillion Currency Euro EUR ... DST CET ( UTC CEST ( UTC Internet TLD .de Calling code ... Romany and Frisian are officially recognised and protected as minority languages per the ECRML Prior to Deutsche Mark Germany or the Federal Republic of Germany German Deutschland or Bundesrepublik Deutschland listen ) is one of the world's leading industrialised countries, located in the heart of Europe . It is bordered to the north by the North Sea Denmark , and the Baltic Sea , to the south by Austria and Switzerland , to the west by France Belgium , the Netherlands and Luxembourg , and to the east by Poland and the Czech Republic Germany is a democratic federal parliamentary nation, made up of 16 federal states L¤nder or, more commonly, Bundesl¤nder ), which in certain spheres act independently of the Federation. The Federal Republic of Germany is a member state of the United Nations NATO , the and the nations, and is a founding member of what is now the

45. Recipes From Germany - German Food Main dishes, salads, desserts, pasties, breads, and holiday recipes. http://www.germanculture.com.ua/recipes/blrecipes.htm

Web germanculture.com.ua Powered by website design company Alex-Designs Home Architecture ... More topics... Top-tasty German Recipes German culture review would not be complete without its specific and absolutely adorable cuisine. The peculiarity of German food is in its sustenance, which is the reason for some people to consider it somewhat 'heavy'. However, this is but a prejudice. Just peep into the cookbook of mouth-watering recipes from Germany and it will win your heart, enrich your daily menu, and get your spirits high! Baking Black Forest Cake Christmas Dishes Desserts ... More German Recipes These pages are subject to adding and continuous updating. Would you like to see your family recipe on a separate page? Make your contribution right now , and thousands of people will get to know you and your dish. Be creative! Advertising Tatyana Gordeeva Privacy Policy Site Map

46. Tour The Arts With Professor Carol Reynolds Music, art, and culture tours of Russia and germany, led by Prof. Carol Reynolds. Also includes features on music, arts and culture in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas. http://www.tourofthearts.com/

Join Carol for pre-concert lectures at local performances and attend her new Lakewood Series to enhance your knowledge and appreciation of music. Carol's newsletter and web site now include in-depth features on music, arts, and culture in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and beyond, along with inside information on Carol's East European haunts of Weimar, Leipzig, Dresden, and Russia. Prof. Carol Reynolds Your guide to 103 West Main St., Decatur, Texas 76234 Tel: (940) 626-2102, Fax: (940) 626-2103 info@tourofthearts.com FastCounter by bCentral Home Lectures ... Contact Us Add Remove Send as HTML index Enter your email address in the box below to receive an email each time we post a new issue of our newsletter:

47. Loic Le Meur Blog: Is German Culture Against Blogging ? If there are cultural differences, i don t buy that germany will remain a low Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Is German culture against http://www.loiclemeur.com/english/2005/06/is_german_cultu.html

Loic Le Meur Blog Traditional media send messages, blogs start conversations Main June 29, 2005 Is German culture against blogging ? Udo Schroeter comments my interview "blogging means being critical, it means you have to talk about what you think is good and what is bad, so you'll expose yourself in a bad way as far as German culture is concerned. For example, I'm glad that my clients don't read blogs (or even know what blogging is), otherwise I would get some pretty serious fallout - even for simple comments about software platforms and stuff like that! Also important to note: Germany is generally slow when it comes to change (with a few notable exceptions)." If there are cultural differences, i don't buy that Germany will remain a low blogging Country. I trust this will change soon. Thanks Udo for your comments, I would love to get other perspectives from my German friends on why Germany catches up so slowly ! [apologies again for having said there were no books about blogging in Germany, stupid, I am] Technorati Tags: europe germany June 29, 2005 at 23:34 in

48. German Embassy Home Page Includes contact details for General Consulate in Edinburgh and Honorary Consuls in Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dover, Falmouth, Glasgow, Hull, Ipswich, King's Lynn, Kirkwall, Leeds, Lerwick, Liverpool, Middlesbrough, Newcastle upon Tyne, Plymouth, St Helier, St Peter Port, and Southampton. Also information on germany, German culture and economy, and AngloGerman relations. http://www.german-embassy.org.uk/

Home News Elections 2005 19 September 2005 Official provisional result of the 2005 Bundestag elections More 16 September 2005 Reconstruction of eastern Germany - Reunification 15 years on Many of the historical old town areas of eastern German cities, once run down and threatened by decay, have undergone restoration. Transportation and telecommunications infrastructures are among the most modern in the world. More than half a million new companies have been created. More 2 September 2005 Germany offers assistance for victims of Hurricane Katrina Hurricane Katrina caused enormous devastation in southern coastal areas of the United States. Chancellor Gerhard Schr¶der has extended an offer of assistance to the American government and is having the responsible ministries look into the kinds of help that could be provided. More Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer expresses condolences 24 August 2005 Germany's surprising economy In its edition of 19 August, the highly respected British news weekly

49. Germany Flag, Germany History, Culture Of Germany, Economy Of Germany, History O germany Flag, germany History, culture of germany, Economy of germany, History of germany, Flag of germany, People of germany, Information on germany, http://www.mapsofworld.com/country-profile/germany1.html

To provide information on Germany, Maps of World offers map of Germany, details of its flag, its people, its economy, its culture and other such details Maps of World People of Germany Germany consists of people hailing from mixed ethnic backgrounds. The Turkish forms the largest group, while foreign residents make up for nine percent of the population. Besides this, there are also large numbers of refugees from East European Union as well as immigrants from countries like Italy, Spain and Greece. German is the language that is commonly spoken. Arts, Culture and Music of Germany Germany has contributed immensely towards art and culture. However, today German culture remains so merged with that of Europe that it becomes slightly difficult to draw the boundaries. German culture reflects various traces of medieval art and architecture in the form of cathedrals, monasteries, and castles that dot the country. Germany is also known for its love for music and literature. Flag of Germany The flag of Germany consists of three equal horizontal bands - black at the top, red in the middle and gold at the bottom. Please click here to view the Flag of Germany Economy of Germany Germany had a flourishing economy, which however, was forced onto a decline curve after the unification of East and West Germany in 1990. It was the differences between the economic systems of the two portions that caused the economy of East Germany to deteriorate. Even today, improving the East Germany's economy amounts to be a costly affair, with annual transfers from west to east working out to roughly $70 billion. This accompanied with the country's ageing population and high rate of unemployment has pushed social security outlays to a level exceeding contributions from workers. In the years 2002 and 2003, the economic growth fell short of 1%. However, corporate restructuring and growing capital markets are laying the foundations to allow Germany to meet the long-term challenges of European economic integration and globalization.

50. Germany Includes information about Embassy of germany in Dublin and its operations, German foreign policy, economy and culture, as well as information for Germans living in Ireland. http://www.germany.ie/

Sie werden automatisch weitergeleitet zur Homepage der Deutschen Botschaft. Wenn dies nicht der Fall ist, verwenden Sie einen Browser, der nicht in der Lage ist, JavaScript zu interpretieren. dieser Link zur Homepage der Deutschen Botschaft. Wichtiger Hinweis:

51. Germany And German Culture & History Articles Articles on German culture History. Looking for a good read on germany? Interested in German culture, language and history or thinking of visiting the http://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/wc2006/culture/

Search Euro 2004 Portugal Soccer Shop Football News ... Home Soccerphile CONTENT About Us Advertise with Us Archives Betting Book Reviews Contact Us Currency Converter Discussion Board Guestbook Home i-mode/WAP Links News News Ticker Portugal 2004 Search this Site Shop Site Map World Cup 2002 World Cup 2006 Partners: GoodsFromJapan JapanVisitor PortugalVisitor Home ... Guide German Culture The Amber Room Worth in the excess of 100million US$ and often described as "The Eighth Wonder of The World", the Amber Room is a missing treasure which has fascinated art historians and bounty hunters for generations. It is a room decorated entirely with the light precious stone amber, essentially fossilised tree sap. It was first created in Germany in the 1700s, then was given to Russia before returning to Germany in Nazi times. People have searched for it ever since it disappeared at the end of World War II but to no avail. Many believe that it is cursed, and may have been responsible for the grisly deaths of several people involved with it. German Beer Beer is a very important part of life for many Germans. Germans have the third largest annual consumption of beer per head in Europe, beaten only by the Czech Republic and Ireland.

52. Germany Information about the embassy and the ambassador, about German foreign policy and culture. With quotations from the Egyptian media about germany and links to German institutions and companies in Egypt. http://www.german-embassy.org.eg/

Contents Deutsche Botschaft Kairo German Embassy ... Cairo Service Deutsch Home Search Site map ... Contact Navigation Welcome to Germany The Embassy Foreign and European Policy Information for German nationals ... Culture and education Welcome to Germany Visa requirements Customs regulations Tourism in Germany The Embassy Address, opening times and how to reach us in case of emergency Location The Ambassador and the individual sections Office and Residency ... Review of the Egyptian press Foreign and European Policy Germany and Egypt The EU and Egypt German Institutions in Egypt - Media - Information for German nationals Range of consular services Crisis prevention list Tourist information Egyptian Missions in Germany ... Holiday Regulations 2005 Economy and Development Co-operation Germany as a location for business and investment The promotion of foreign trade Research and technology Development co-operation ... German Institutions in Egypt - Economy - Culture and education Bilateral cultural relations Studying in Germany Why learn German?

53. Germany & German Politics :: Soccerphile German culture German Politics. Robert Easton. Brandenburger Tor, Berlin. germany, or the Federal Republic of germany as it is officially titled, http://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/wc2006/culture/german-politics.html

Search Euro 2004 Portugal Soccer Shop Football News ... Home Soccerphile CONTENT About Us Advertise with Us Archives Betting Book Reviews Contact Us Currency Converter Discussion Board Friends Home i-mode/WAP Links News News Ticker Portugal 2004 Search this Site Shop Site Map World Cup 2002 World Cup 2006 Partners: GoodsFromJapan JapanVisitor PortugalVisitor Home ... German Culture German Politics In Partnership With In Partnership With In Partnership With Berlin Cologne Dortmund Frankfurt ... Stuttgart German Culture: German Politics Robert Easton Germany, or the Federal Republic of Germany as it is officially titled, is a parliamentary democracy of about 80 million people. It was created in 1949 at the end of four years of Allied occupation after World War II. In 1990 it was united with East Germany (The German Democratic Republic). The post-unification political system is largely similar to that of pre-unification West Germany. The German Bundestag is the main legislative body. It is currently dominated by the Christian Democratic Union, the Social Democratic Party of Germany, the Free Democratic Party, the Party of Democratic Socialism, and the Greens.

54. PARA BioScience GmbH - GLP Test Laboratory For Preclinical Studies | Immunotoxic Offers immunological and preclinical customized research and development; immunopharmacological studies, using tissue culture and animal models, and production of monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies in Gronau, germany. http://www.para-bioscience.com/

PARA BioScience is a GLP certified test laboratory (CRO) specialized on immunology. Immunotoxicity To support drug research and approval at the regulatory agencies validated preclinical data e.g. on immunotoxicity, immunogenicity, potency and efficacy are provided. Test protocols used as from OECD, EMEA or FDA. Immuneffizienz PARA BioScience bietet humane und Nager basierende in vitro und in vivo Modelle, um die Immuneffizienz zu untersuchen. Einzeltestungen Immunologie

55. Recollecting A Culture: Selections From The Fotokino Archive Recollecting a culture is a study of the political and economic pressures on the visual arts of the German Democratic Republic (GDR). It draws from the Fotokino Archive, comprised of approximately 14,000 prints and several thousand negatives, which was accessioned by the Staatliche Galerie Moritzburg Halle, germany, following reunification. Photographic Resource Center at Boston University. http://www.bu.edu/prc/fotokino/index.htm

This exhibition was made possible by the cooperation of the Staatliche Galerie Moritzburg Halle, Landeskunstmuseum Sachsen-Anhalt, and funding from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), a federal organization, the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC), a state organization, the Goethe Institute/Boston, and the generosity of the members of the Photographic Resource Center. © 1998 by Photographic Resource Center at Boston Univeristy, authors and photographers

56. Vordenker Webforum Web Forum for Innovative Approaches in Sciences, Economy and culture with Emphasis on Cybernetics and Systems Science (germany). http://www.vordenker.de/

Webforum für Innovatives in Wissenschaft, Wirtschaft und Kultur Webforum for Innovative Approaches in Sciences, Economy and Culture leben forschen live research denken und schaffen think and create publizieren kommunizieren publish communicate ISSN 1619-9324 1st issue: September 01, 1996, Last update:

57. Welcome At Eating In America! A presentation of American food culture, from the Technical University Dresden, germany. http://www.eatinginamerica.de/

Welcome at Eating in America! Hier finden Sie Informationen zu den folgenden Themen: eating, America, food, travel, pictures, interviews, dish, on the road, history of American food, gallery, images, Markus Nowatzki, Matthias Vorhauer, eating in america, different views on American food, culture, ethnic food, hamburger, french toast Weiter zur Startseite

58. Campus-germany.de - Culture: Unbelievable Multitude Living in germany Information about cultural activities in germany. http://www.campusgermany.de/english/4.303.659.html

Forum Glossary Sitemap About us ... Celebrating Culture Clothes Eating Eco Consciousness Flirting ... Meet us Culture Unbelievable Multitude First the critical question: What is NOT culture? In the German language, there is a great increase in expressions that include culture: Spare Time Culture, Corporate Culture, Eating Culture, Capital Culture, Everyday Culture, Pop Culture etc. Even the toothbrush has something to do with German culture, as Germans call their toiletry bags "Culture Bags." Let's take a short, cultural trip through time. A slogan of the 1970's was "Culture for Everyone." This concerned among others, the works of Friedrich Schiller and Richard Wagner. In the 1990's, the slogan was changed from "Culture for Everyone" to "Everything is Culture" as a parallel to the postmodern mentality of 'anything goes'. Bruises on green hills "The economy does what works, culture on the other hand, does what is important," was the belief of the German theatre and opera director, August Everding. Is Germany really a great nation of culture? One thing is for sure, the multitude of cultural events in Germany can hardly be beaten. This has one main reason: Federalism. In Germany, the Federal States are in charge of the cultural institutions. This has created an impressive result: There are 240 subsidised theatres, hundreds of symphonic orchestras, thousands of museums and over 25,000 libraries. These cultural opportunities are well appreciated as there are over 91 million people who visit German museums every year. Annually, 20 million go to theatres and operas. Another 3.6 million listen to the great symphonic orchestras.

59. Karl-May-Museum Radebeul Near Dresden - Germany, Saxonia Contains over 850 items depicting the life and culture of the Indians of North America. Includes hours, guided tours and directions. Located in Radebeul, germany. English and German. http://www.karl-may-stiftung.de/museum/engl/index.html

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60. Hamburg People And German Culture Gain insight into German culture, customs, traditions, and common traits of the people in Hamburg. http://www.internationalcircuit.com/hamburg-germany/culture.html

Bookmark us now! Hamburg Hotels Shopping Hamburg Restaurants Attractions Hamburg Tours document.writeln(rcFullDate); Travel Directory Community Sign up for our FREE Newsletter! Introduction ... Send a Postcard German Culture Germans have been the victims of cultural stereotyping since the horrific events that occurred during the Third Reich. Germany is often thought to be a dreary place of all work and no play. Many people perceive Germans to be racist, narrow minded, controlling people who never crack a smile. These perceptions are untrue and unfair. German people are quick to correct these stereotypes that have been bestowed upon them. Germany has a unique, flavorful culture drawn from a rich heritage. More Information: www.state.gov Home Contributor Partners ... Webmaster

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