101. Manning Haus Barn Project Details of 300 yearold house barn moved from Itzehoe, germany by Manning Heritage Foundation. http://ELWOOD.pionet.net/~mmu/culture.htm

Manning's Heritage Park and Authentic German Haus Barn Manning, Iowa 51455 In the 17th and 18th centuries, haus barns (house barns) were a common form of dwelling throughout several areas of Germany, This was especially true in Schleswig-Holstein, a state in the Northwest part of Germany, Many of the Manning area families are descendants of immigrants from that area. As a means of "getting in touch" with our heritage the Manning Heritage Foundation (MHF) began searching for an authentic haus barn in Germany. Two years ago a 300-year-old structure became available near Itzehoe. The owner, Claus Hachmann, needed to remove the structure from his land. Through Dr. Carl Johannson, curator of the Mofsee Open Air Museum, south of Kiel, the MHF was able to locate and seek possession of this building. The Molfsee Museum currently has many examples of German Haus Barns preserved for tourists to view, and luckily for Manning, they already have an example of the style of this barn. They were our advocates to the German government to make it possible for Manning to import this particular building for the purposes of establishing the first German Heritage Museum in the United States. The haus barn is a unique structure that consists of living quarters for not only the family, including bedrooms, sitting, dining and cooking areas, but also areas for housing livestock, farm equipment and feed.

102. Powell's Books - Germany (Culture Smart!) By Barry Tomalin Includes bibliographical references (p. 165) and index . http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=17-1558687041-0

103. Germany Info: Culture & Life: Life: Recipes German traditional recipes, including recipes from the Embassy staff and their families. http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/culture/life/dec98.html

G ermany Online Home: Life: Recipes : Recipe Archive "Christmas just wouldn't be Christmas without your favorite cookies!" These favorite recipes are being shared by members of the German Embassy in Washington as a Christmas greeting to this site's many visitors. Each recipe has been in the family for years, with many now being passed to the third generation. The treats are quite different from one another, according to family tastes, and use delicious flavors often overlooked in the United States. Some of the ingredients, while common in Germany, may be more difficult to find in the United States. (We have tried to be as accurate as possible, but you should know that all recipes have been converted from metric measurements to American standards.) Mandelmakronen Das Richtige Rezept von Berliner Brot Hausfreunde Wiener Vanillekipferl ... Dresdner Weihnachtsstollen German Embassy Newsletters Subscribe Here You can also read the current issues here Recipes Media Sports Religion Holidays ... Wines Recipes Urban Underground Printer-Friendly Page Email This Article

104. Germany Info: Culture & Life: Life: Recipes A German dish known as Martinsgans mit Apfelf¼llung. http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/culture/life/nov96.html

G ermany Online Home: Life: Recipes : Recipe Archive Goose with Apple Stuffing Roast goose is a delicious, seasonal meal, found in Germany from November to January. In the country's Catholic regions, goose is associated with St. Martin's Day (November 11). Legend has it that one night St. Martin, then a Roman soldier, gave half his cloak to a freezing beggar. Later in his life, when called to be bishop of Tours, Martin became afraid and tried to hide in a goose shed, only to be given away by a noisily protesting gander. These scenes play a part in traditional St. Martin's day celebrations. Reminiscent of Halloween, children march at dusk with lanterns and sing at neighbors' doors for candy. As it gets dark, a warming bonfire is lit in the town square with a visit paid by "St. Martin" to once again offer half his cloak. Local restaurants begin offering goose on this day. Serves 6 to 8 Ingredients: 1 ready-to-cook goose (8 to 10 pounds) 2 cups water 1 small onion, sliced

105. Cultural Exchange: Europe In China / Germany. CulturE-ASEF Cultural centers, organizations, and associations for cultural exchange with germany, events, projects, cultural studies at institutions of higher education http://www.culture-asef.org/english/asia/chn/easia/deu/

deutsch Home Asia China ... Europe in China Germany Germany in Asia Cultural relations Beziehungen zu Deutschland Overview on the relations between China and Germany, including the culture. Text on the website of the Chinese Embassy in Germany. [de] China, Germany to put more punch into cultural exchange [en] Cultural Dialog China - Germany [de, zh] Das ferne Interesse [de] Institutions, Associations Goethe-Institut Beijing Local institute of the organization, working on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany to promote the German language and culture. [de, zh] Goethe-Institut Hong Kong Local institute of the organization, working on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany to promote the German language and culture. [de, en, zh] Events Left Hand, Right Hand A Sino-German Exhibition of Contemporary Art, 18 - 30 September 2003, 798 Space, Beijing. Creator: Zhu Jinshi, curator: Feng Boyi. [en, zh] 30 Jahre mit Zukunft 30 Year with Future, 28 Sept. - 11 Oct. 2002, China Millennium Monument, Beijing. Events of German culture, science and economy on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the start of diplomatic relations between China and Germany. [de] Tsingtao - A chapter of German colonial history in China.

106. Cultural Exchange: Europe In Japan / Germany. CulturE-ASEF Cultural centers, organizations, and associations for cultural exchange with germany, events, projects, cultural studies at institutions of higher education http://www.culture-asef.org/english/asia/jpn/easia/deu/

deutsch Home Asia Japan ... Europe in Japan Germany Germany in Asia Cultural relations History of Euro-Japanese Cultural Relations Research resources: Bibliography, Chronologies, old maps, texts, etc.. Published by Prof. Wolfgang Michel-Zaitsu on his website. [de, en] Partnerschaft mit Potenzial [de] Directories, Overview doitsu.com Web portal in Japanese for the German presence in Japan. Run by a non-profit association in Tokyo. [ja] Institutions, Associations Goethe-Institut Kansai In Kyoto and Osaka. Local institute of the organization, working on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany to promote the German language and culture. [de, ja] Goethe-Institut Tokyo Local institute of the organization, working on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany to promote the German language and culture. [de, ja] Institute for the culture of German-speaking countries, Sophia University Tokyo. Founded in 1981 for the interdisciplinary study of the cultures of the Federal Republic of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Hosts guest scientists, organizes international symposiums and publishes the related articles in book form (some also on the website). [de] Japanisch-Deutsche Gesellschaft e.V., Tokyo

107. Germany - Culture In Canada - Visual Arts, Museums And Indian And Inuit Art Confederation Bridge, PEI;Reichstag Dome, germany; German Flag over Reichstag; Parliament culture in Canada First Nations and Inuit Art http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/canadaeuropa/germany/cultureincanada3-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... News from Canada Culture in Canada - First Nations and Inuit Art Please note that this page is currently being revised First Nations and Inuit Art Indian and Inuit Art Department of Indian and Northern Affairs About Germany Come to Germany ... News from Germany Last Updated: Top of Page Important Notices

108. Campus-germany.de - After Work: For The Culture Vultures And germany’s cultural and entertainment scene makes sure to put more on offer than you could Your portal to culture in the Federal Republic of germany http://www.gateway-to-germany.de/english/2.121.169.html

Forum Glossary Sitemap About us ... Research Basic Information At a Glance - for Researchers Visa Spouses Learning German ... Apartment After Work Car Communication Emancipation and more Environment ... Meet us After Work For the Culture Vultures Keeping an Overview Bar Culture Sports Restaurants Further Information Your portal to culture in the Federal Republic of Germany www.kulturportal-deutschland.de Goethe Insitute Inter Nationes - current reports, articles, web projects and links to German culture and society www.goethe.de/... Information from the German Tourist Office about Germany www.deutschland-tourismus.de Advice from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation on staying in Germany: culture and leisure www.humboldt-foundation.de/... This page Print Cities Select city Aachen Aalen Amberg Ansbach Aschaffenbu.. Augsburg Bad Honnef Bad Sooden-.. Bamberg Bayreuth Benediktbeu.. Berlin Biberach Bielefeld Bingen Bochum Bonn Brandenburg Braunschweig Bremen Bremerhaven Bruchsal Brühl Chemnitz Clausthal Coburg Cologne Constance Cottbus Darmstadt Deggendorf Detmold Dortmund Dresden Duisburg Düsseldorf Eberswalde Eichstätt Elmshorn Erfurt Erlangen Essen Esslingen Flensburg Frankfurt/M..

109. Information On Germany Frequently asked questions and answers fon traditions, culture, history, urban legends; how to move/travel/live to/in germany; Goethe institutes, http://www.watzmann.net/scg/

Home soc.culture.german Information on Germany Table of Contents Download the FAQ This site provides extensive information on Germany. To get an overview, go straight to the Table of Contents . Among the things you can find here, are descriptions of German traditions and holidays , information on the political life history and law or the German economy If you've been here before and want to have a rough idea what's changed recently, have a look at the What's new section. The information presented here has been compiled with the help of many of the readers of soc.culture.german . It is posted monthly to that newsgroup as the FAQ. If you have any comments, either write them on the back of a 100 DM bill and mail it to me, email them to scg at watzmann dot net , or use the page commenting facility Addenda Some random notes that haven't made it into the FAQ. Maps a schematic (25K) that shows the federal states and a more detailed map (390K) showing cities and major streets (the famous Autobahnen The English-only vote.

110. Soccer 2006 In Germany: Informations About The Culture German cultural life has a long tradition and many faces. German culture - made by foreigners. German cinema is no longer linked only to names such as http://www.socceringermany.info/en/en_1_2_5_goethe.html

To the content menu Main page >Welcome to Germany >The host country introduces itself Germany on the Web The latest news from Germany Events Weather forecast More links to Germany Goethe and Bach are part of it, Fatih Akim and Pina Bausch too. German cultural life has a long tradition - and many faces. Central Berlin on a Saturday evening around 9 p.m.: Groups of art fans stroll through the narrow streets, moving from one gallery to the next, taking in just a few than 200 in the capital. Over a glass of sparkling or red wine, art lovers discuss the latest trends, pausing every now and again to study a painting or to greet friends and acquaintances. Deutsches Theater - from traditional to provocative If contemporary art leaves you cold, walk on a few hundred metres and go to the theatre. The "Theater am Schiffbauerdamm" is right next to the River Spree, and is renowned for outstanding theatre productions. This is where Max Reinhardt staged the legendary production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in 1904 and the "Dreigroschenoper" (Threepenny Opera) by Berthold Brecht, with music by Kurt Weill, premiered in 1928. A presence on international stage and screen GGermany has a lot of cultural to offer. More than 450 theatres stage over 2500 different works each year. Goethe's "Faust" continues to be a favourite with audiences, but many modern plays are also staged. Hamburg has made a considerable name for itself in recent years for its musicals. After Cannes and Venice, the Berlin film festival is the most important platform for international cinema in Europe.

111. WillGoTo : Germany, Culture germany culture. germany culture Events (6/7). World heritage (UNESCO) (4/4). Museums (6/8). Music and song (6/12). Same category in a different http://www.willgoto.com/1/020826/liens.aspx

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112. Goethe-Institut Learn German In Germany - Culture And Language - The Language Of International summer academy for culinary studies of German and germany s culture. August 8–27, 2005 in Schwäbisch Hall. Get to know germany from a culinary http://www.goethe.de/ins/de/spr/kul/sde/enindex.htm

Contact About us Dates and prices Sitemap ... Course locations The language of food Intensive courses Superintensive courses and small groups Preparatory courses for university studies Exam preparation courses ... Culture and language in Weimar The language of food Courses for children and teens Custom courses / One-to-one training Distance Learning Courses Search The language of food International summer academy for culinary studies of German and Germany's culture August 8–27, 2005 in Schw¤bisch Hall Get to know Germany from a culinary perspective and take a unique route to improving your German skills. The International summer academy for culinary studies will impart knowledge on Germany and the Germans from a culturally stimulating perspective and will add a very specific dimension to your intercultural skills. This viewpoint is based on the insight that food, and particularly shared meals, are a means of communication unrivalled by any other: it is known as "the language of food." This special language is at the heart of the course. An intensive language course with language-specific culinary studies of Germany (mornings: 20 teaching units per week) Seminars and excursions related to the course's thematic focus (afternoons: approximately 12 hours per week) Theme-related public events (with the experts) (Culinary) excursions outside course hours to Rothenburg, Nuremberg, W¼rzburg, Stuttgart

113. Goethe-Institut Learn German In Germany - Culture And Language - Culture And Lan For culture lovers who wish to improve their German. In this seminar, lessons take place outside the traditional context. Excursions, your own research, http://www.goethe.de/ins/de/spr/kul/ksw/enindex.htm

Contact About us Dates and prices Sitemap ... Course locations Culture and language in Weimar Intensive courses Superintensive courses and small groups Preparatory courses for university studies Exam preparation courses ... Culture and Language Culture and language in Weimar The language of food Courses for children and teens Custom courses / One-to-one training Distance Learning Courses ... Search Culture and Language in Weimar prerequisite: Language level B2 25 units of instrucition per week (Mon. - Fri.) maximum class size: 12 tours of historic sites guided tour of the city one daytrip: Erfurt, Eisenach/Wartburg two cultural events (theatre, concert) hotel accommodation or homestay For culture lovers who wish to improve their German. In this seminar, lessons take place outside the traditional context. Excursions, your own research, daytrips and cultural events will help you to get to know the culture and everyday life in and around Weimar. Your German will improve through text work and discussions complemented by individual consultation on your learning and individual error corrections. Course location Weimar (For advice and information, please contact the

114. Mecklenburg, Germany, Culture, Events Mecklenburg, germany, culture, Events All in one information network.MANET. http://www.all-in-all.com/english/ta005.htm

German in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern calendar of events galleries, exhibitions festivals, carnivals, events creative courses ... theatre and orchestra fairs, exhibitions Dezember 2003 MANET Marketing GmbH, Schwerin; Fax:

115. Iranica.com - GERMANY Vii German culture was and is very highly appreciated in Persia, but its influence The influences of German culture and literature on ¿Alaw^ and Jama@lza@da http://www.iranica.com/articles/v10f5/v10f515g.html

vii. PERSIA IN GERMAN LITERATURE. See Supplement. viii. GERMAN CULTURAL INFLUENCE IN PERSIA German culture was and is very highly appreciated in Persia, but its influence on Persian culture is usually overrated. A lasting influence was mainly exercised on Persians who either attended a German school in Persia, had other personal contacts with Germans, studied in Germany, or worked there. Schools and universities in Persia . During the early phases of the introduction of modern education in Persia, French was the only European language taught at Persian schools and, in certain cases, even the language used for lessons and examination. The Plate 5 ), where students, from the very first grade, studied German for nine hours a week Plate 6 In 1923, a German-Persian vocational school ( In 1932, the German colony in Tehran established a German school, which had to be closed during World War II. In 1955, another German school was founded in cooperation with the German embassy. By 1964, it comprised all elementary and secondary classes and was recognized as a German secondary school abroad. By late 1978 it had 1,500 pupils and was the largest German school abroad. The two schools can hardly have contributed to introducing German culture in Persia, since a high percentage of their students consisted of pupils issuing from mixed German-Persian couples or of Persians who had lived and started school in Germany. After the cancellation of the cultural agreement and the closing down of the Goethe Institute (q.v.) founded in 1958, which had about one thousand students in 1978, imparting the German language and culture to Persians became for a few years the monopoly of the Austrian Cultural Institute. The new German Language Institute established by the German embassy in spring 1995 has not been allowed to engage in any cultural activity, because, in the wake of the Salman Rushdie controversy, the new cultural agreement concluded between Tehran and Bonn on 29 November 1988 has not yet been put in force.

116. Harvard Summer School Harvard Summer Program In Munich, Germany GERM S23 Study Abroad in germany German Language and culture (31660) Peter J. Burgard (8 units UN, GR) Limited enrollment. http://www.summer.harvard.edu/2005/programs/germany/default.jsp

117. Study Abroad: Summer Programs: Germant - Erlangen Language Level, 2 sems German/equiv. Semester/Year, Summer Session Aspects of German culture CCI, CZ, FL Topics of cultural, social,, and aesthetic http://www.aas.duke.edu/study_abroad/summer/germany.php

Summer Programs General Info Australia Brazil China ... France Germany Ghana Greece Italy Mexico ... SA Home Program Requirements: Language: German Language Level: 2 sems German/equiv. Semester/Year: Summer Session Minimum Class: Rising Soph Minimum GPA: varies Duke Only: No Exchange Program: No URL of campus: Home Summer Programs > Germany Germany - Bavaria (May 17 - June 30, 2005) COURSES TRACK I GERMAN 63 - 01. Accelerated Intermediate German FL Language proficiency and cultural knowledge through topic-oriented syllabus focusing on contemporary German culture and society. Comprehensive review of German grammar, vocabulary building, practice in speaking, reading and writing skills. Literary and nonliterary texts from a variety of media (books, newspapers, audio, video, film, internet), providing basis for discussion and cultural awareness. Extensive reading includes one longer prose text by a contemporary German, Swiss, or Austrian writer. Prerequisite: German 1-2, 14 or equivalent. One course. GERMAN 153 - 01. Aspects of German Culture CCI, CZ, FL

118. Germany Electronic Bookshelf germany An Exploration of the People and the culture This Think Quest site is dedicated to German culture and ways of life. Throughout this site you can http://www.bcpl.net/~sullivan/bookshelf/germany.html

More about German flags Port of Call Hamburg Germany Electronic Bookshelf In-Depth Country Information Search for More Information Create a Travel Brochure Quick Facts for the Curious Student Where in the world is Germany? Map views: Germany in the European Continent How far is it from Baltimore, Maryland? How Far Is It calculator will give nautical miles and "as the crow flies" distances. What's the latest news in Europe? ABC News.com What time is it in Germany right now? Local Time Around the World This guide attempts to list all of the world's countries, and many of its islands, with a pointer to the local time in the region. In-Depth Country Information Atlapedia The Countries A to Z World Maps section, provides full color physical and political maps for regions of the world.

119. Search Europe: Countries: Germany: Society And Culture Countries germany Society and culture from Search Europe. http://www.searcheurope.com/search/Countries/Germany/Society_and_Culture/index.s

Infini Office Virtual office and mailing address services in London, New York and Hong Kong. Offshore Center Offshore company registration. Legal Guru London Center Infinilogic UK accounting software. Accounts Centre UK accounting services, merchant accounts and factoring. Formations House Uk company formation and offshore incorporation agents. UK Merchant Account UK Merchants account and offshore credit card processsing. Search Web Search Photos Country Guide Directory Weather Site of the day: Online Poker - Top Sites !! What is this? Home Search ... Germany : Society and Culture (Submit URL) Categories: Expatriate Life Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Genealogy Politics ... Religion Sites: Culture and Society (Goethe Institute) Overviews, news and links to relevant sites on all aspects of German society and culture. http://www.goethe.de/kug/enindex.htm Added: Fri Jun 06 2003 Deutsche Kultur International This system is designed to guide you through German foreign cultural policy. It provides information on the main areas and organizations in international cultural exchange: schools abroad, libraries, German language, youth exchange, art, the media, and sciences. http://www.deutsche-kultur-international.de/home/index.html?lang=en

120. Germany: Unraveling An Enigma :: So Greg Nees begins this comprehensive analysis of German culture as Americans Nees then turns his attention to the major German cultural themes order, http://www.interculturalpress.com/shop/germanytext.html

ISBN: 1-877864-75-7 Germany: Unraveling an Enigma :: ISBN: 1-877864-75-7 Author: Greg Nees Price: ISBN: Pages/Year 216 pp, paper, 5.5 x 8.5, 2000 Publisher Intercultural Press [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Greg Nees Universit?t Regensburg He starts out with a review of modern German history. Nees then turns his attention to the major German cultural themes: order, insider/outsider perception, clarity of thought and expression, private versus public spheres, friends and acquaintances, rationality, and the German sense of duty and obligation. Through it all runs a historically based theme of insecurity and uncertain national identity, feelings that the atrocities of the Third Reich only served to reinforce. In the next chapter, the author illustrates how these cultural characteristics structure German communication patterns. He notes particularly subtle but significant differences between German and American communication styles and outlines ways to avoid misunderstandings. Germany: Unraveling an Enigma will be welcomed by anyone interested in Germany or German culture. It will be especially valuable for students, managers, and others living in Germany, along with anyone else wishing to understand the dynamics of cross-cultural interaction between Germans and Americans.

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