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"Help! East Prussia protects your homeland. Central Committee for the East German Home Service, State Association of East Prussia"
Ist in den tiefen des Speicherplatzes meines Handys mal wieder an das Tageslicht gekommen .
😉 Ich habe ja viele Gedichte verfasst - dieses ist eins davon und es klingt doch auch jetzt noch gut , finde ich .
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My own poetry at 2013 in German
"Sussi und Pussidreiring, Firmit spruhseife wascht und bleicht ONMU! Hergestellt von den Dreiring-Werken, Krefeld, Seifenseider seit 1771"
"Suzy and Pussidreiring, Firmit whitening soap washes and bleaches ONMU [???]! Manufactured by Dreiring-Werke, Krefeld, soaps since 1771"
September 12 Is German Language Day
Our German Lesson for today
Unser Deutschunterricht für heute.
“Vor der Schule”
Dieter: Guten Tag, Luise! Wie geht’s?
Luise: Danke, gut! Und dir?
Dieter: Prima!
Luise: Wer ist den das da drüben?
Dieter: Das is tine Freund vom mir.
Luise: Wie heist er denn?
Dieter: Er heist Paul. Willst du ihn kennenlernen?
Dieter: Luise, das ist mien Freund Paul.
Luise: Es Freut mich. Ich heisse Luise.
Paul: Guten tag, Luise!
Dieter: Washas to jetzt, Paul!
Paul: Hi habe jetzt Deutsch.
Luise: O, learns do auch Deutsch? Wir auch.
Dieter: Also, gehen wir!
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September 12 is German Language Day, also known as Tag der deutschen Sprache. It has been observed the second Saturday in September since 2001.
Interest in the German language is growing again especially in southern Europe. This may be due to Germany’s highly-regarded educational system, its positive economic development or indeed its reputation as a whole. “German Language Day” aims to promote German independently of trends.
(Note: The German conversation was from my first lesson in German class in 9th grade from the packet of material: "Audio-Lingual Materials", copyright 1961. I used these in 1967-1968. I still have the packet, as well as the German text books for the next 2 years when I took German in high school.)
"Viel Glück im neuen Jahre."
"Good luck in the New Year" is the message on this early twentieth-century German postcard featuring a snail chauffeur with two mushroom passengers.
A German language publicity leaflet "BEA bringt den Viscount
der Welt erstes Flugzeug Turbinen-Propeller-Antrieb" or " BEA brings the Viscount the world's first aircraft with turbine-propeller drive" and that gives details of the Vickers Viscount turbo-prop aircraft that entered service with BEA on 18 April 1953. It was the world's first scheduled turbo-prop flight and the aircraft proved popular with both BEA and many other airlines that ordered them. In pre-jet days the aircraft had distinct advantages over piston engined types and the size, seating 48 passengers, served medium haul destinations. The aircraft was powered by the successful Rolls Royce Dart engine.
As can be seen from the foldout section through the aircraft BEA sold the various passenger amenities and services including the use of pressurised cabins. This illustration shows aircraft G-ALWE a type V.710 that first flew in 1952, and was transferred to BEA on 3 January 1953 as their first Viscount. It flew from London Heathrow to Köln on 22 January. Named "R M A Discovery" the 'plane flew until 14 March 1957 when flying into Manchester Ringway airport from the Netherlands it crashed into houses in Wythenshawe with the loss of all 20 on-board and 2 people on the gound.
"Illustrated Elzevier editions are available here, Hermann Seemann Publishers." Sublime Nouveau/Jugendstil design by Tiemann.
A German language version of the brochure that describes the new corporate identity of BritishRail's Railfreight division that was introduced in 1987. The sector itself had been created in 1982 to better manage the freight traffic on the rail network.
The identities were based on the sub-sectors of the business, according to the nature of the product carried; coal, metal, aggregates, oil or petroleum, LPG, petro-chemicals, and construction materials. As well as the bold symbols for the sectors, depot plates were produced alongside an eyecatching new livery for the locomotives in the sector pool. The designs were produced, as was this brochure, by the graphic design concern of Roundel Design Group. The brochure was, I suspect, produced for the 1988 IVA industry exhibition held in Hamburg, Germany. This double page shows the new sector symbols set against specimens of BR's Rail Alphabet.