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Hannelore Dittmar-Ilgen German Family Cookbook

More than hundred traditional recipes

Cooking
English
21238 Words
Ages 6 and up
183
1

Each family has traditional recipes, stories and memories, which are passed from parents to children, cooked by grandmothers or written down in old cookbooks by aunts. But there are also dishes, you remember from own childhood - the taste, you loved so much. A little collection developed and some day I had the idea to compose those family recipes in a book, together with some hints and suggestions. Additionally, I decorated it with pictures and old photos. So, a unique and very personally arranged book came out. This book was originally written in German, later I translated it into English and expanded it for a better understanding. [more]

Keywords: Germany, traditional, Recipes, Cooking, Family, Baking, Childhood, German

€3.99

Markus Wagner german-english wordlist manufacturing engineering

deutsch-englisch Fachuebersetzer Fertigungstechnik/ Produktionstechnik

Technology & Engineering
German
88957 Words
Ages 16 and up
434
0

mit Fachuebersetzungen (18000 Begriffe) lernen: german-english wordlist manufacturing engineering bzw. deutsch-englisch Fachuebersetzer Fertigungstechnik/ Produktionstechnik

Keywords: deutsch-englisch, Woerterbuch, Fertigungstechnik, german-english, dictionary, manufacturing engineering, Fachuebersetzungen, englisch Mechanik, Produktionstechnik, Maschinenbau, Metallurgie, Begriffe, Wortschatz, Fachwoerter, englisch-deutsch, Fachsprache, Technisches Englisch, translations

€7.49

FRIEDRICH SPIELHAGEN THE GERMAN PIONEERS

A TALE OF THE MOHAWK

Fiction
English
58769 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Friedrich Spielhagen (February 24, 1829 – February 25, 1911) was a German novelist, literary theorist and translator. He [more]

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George T. Ferris The Great German Composers

Fiction
English
48403 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

The growth and development of German music are eminently noteworthy facts in the history of the fine arts. [more]

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Carl Franz van der Velde Specimens of German Romance

Vol. I. The Patricians

Biography & Autobiography
English
45697 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Carl Franz van der Velde (27 September 1779 – 6 April 1824)[1] was a German author of historical [more]

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Friedrich Spielhagen The German Pioneers

A Tale of the Mohawk

Satire
Greek
58792 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
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Friedrich Spielhagen (February 24, 1829 – February 25, 1911) was a German novelist, literary theorist and translator. He [more]

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John Catling A German Bride

Romance
English
41686 Words
Ages 16 and up
440
1

It is nineteen forty-six, a year after the end of the Second World War. Gertrud is a young German woman working in the NAAFI, a canteen and leisure centre for off-duty British servicemen. She meets and falls in love with Len, a Corporal serving in the Royal Air Force near Hanover. They marry and she goes to live with him in Britain. And what does his mother say about that? “Oh Len, a German Bride! How could you! In Britain, Gertrud writes her name as Gertrude and pronounces it the British way, to try to adapt to her new life. It's not easy, moving from Germany to Britain just after the Second World War. This is her story. [more]

Keywords: Royal Air Force, Winchester, Germany post war, England, Basel, Portsmouth

€2.49

N A . Gems (?) Of German Thought

Literary Collections
English
40169 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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In Accordance With Classic Precedent, This Anthology Ought To Have Consisted Of "1,001 Gems Of German Thought," I Have Been Content With Half That Number, Not--Heaven Knows!--For Any Lack Of Material, But Simply For Lack Of Time And Energy To Make The Ingathering. After All, Enough Is As Good As A Feast, And I Think That The Evidence As To The Dominant Characteristics Of German Mentality Is Tolerably Complete As It Stands. Though I Hope It Is Fairly Representative, The Collection Does Not Pretend To Be Systematic. I Have Cast No Sweeping Drag-Net, But Have Simply Dipped Almost At Random Into The Wide Ocean Of German Thought. Some Of My Most Precious "Finds" I Have Come Upon By Pure Chance; And By Pure Chance, Too, I Have No Doubt Missed Many Others. Some Books That I Should Have Liked To Examine Have Not Been Accessible To Me; And There Must Be Many Of Which I Have Never Heard. On The Other Hand, The List Of Books From Which My Gems Have Been Selected By No Means Indicates The Extent Of My Reading--Or Skimming. I Have Gone Through Many Books And Pamphlets Which Furnished No Quotable Extracts, But None That Diverged In Tone From The Rest, Or Marred The Majestic Unison Of German Self-Laudation And Contempt For The Rest Of The World. I Have Read Of (But Not Seen) A Book By One F.W. Förster Which Is Said To Contain A Protest Against Theoretic War-Worship, And Even A Mild Defence Of England. How Very Mild It Is We May Judge From This Sentence: "England Has Given Us Not Only Men Like Lord Grey, Scoundrels And Hypocrites, Who Have This War Upon Their Conscience; It Has Also Given Us The Salvation Army," Etc., Etc. One Voice The Reader May Be Surprised To Miss From The Great Chorus--The Voice Of William The Second. He Is Unrepresented--Save In One Passing Remark (No. 136)--For Two Reasons. [more]

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Charles Sarolea German Problems and Personalities

Fiction
English
65521 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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He was for a long period Professor of French at the University of Edinburgh. He wrote books on a wide range of topics on international affairs. He also edited from 1912 to 1917 Everyman, a literary magazine favourable to the doctrine of distributism. In 1915, he was sent by the Belgian government to the USA in order to support the veracity of atrocity stories in circulation about the German occupation of Belgium. The mission was not a success, in that Sarolea unwisely and publicly attacked the neutrality that the US was observing at the time with respect to World War I[1] Recent academic interest has been on his political views. [more]

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Carl Franz van der Velde Specimens of German Romance

Vol. I. The Patricians

Fiction
English
45812 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Carl Franz van der Velde (27 September 1779 – 6 April 1824)[1] was a German author of historical novels. He was born in Breslau, Silesia (now Wrocław, Poland) into a Huguenot family. His father was the Stempelrendant (stamp accountant) Johann van der Velde and his mother was Beata Rosina van der Velde (née Gartschok). He worked as a municipal judge and published his novels serially in the newspaper Dresdner Abendzeitung. Most of them were historical, but Das Liebhaber-Theater (1823) began a vogue for humoresques. [more]

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