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On August 5, 1942, 21-year old Oberleutnant Herbert Karl Johann “Hanns” Magold was seriously wounded in his left thigh by enemy MG fire and was sent back to Germany from the Soviet Union for a five month convalescence. Returning to duty in the desperate second half of January 1943.
During General Mansteins counteroffensive to re-take Kharkov, the Heer's elite Großdeutschland Division fought alongside SS-Obergruppenführer Paul Haussers II.SS-Panzer-Korps. Oberleutnant Magold led his battery throughout the see-saw fighting around Kharkov in February 1943. Magolds battery passed through Grigorovka and destroyed numerous enemy sled-colums packed with troops and supplies on Hill 188 and reached Alexandrovska. Thereafter Soviet tanks appeared, in this fighting Magold accounted personally for five of the seven T-34´s that his batterie destroyed. Oberleutnant Magold was recommended for the award of the Ritterkreuz, which was bestowed on him on April 3, 1943. Soon afterwards, Magold was promoted to the rank of Hauptmann. In the meantime, Magold achieved the singular success of destroying 14 out of 15 Soviet tanks during the break-in to Stanovoye on March 14, 1943.
On September 15, 1944 the OKH announced that Hauptmann Hanns Magold had fallen in action at the head of his brigade at Luzagora near the Dukla Pass in Poland. His brigade buried him with full military honors at the German World War I cemetery at Garlice outside of Warsaw. Commons: Bundesarchiv.
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"The lymphatic architecture of the digestive tract is known for its role in our ability to uptake lipids. In fact our colleagues could show that if lymphatic capillaries are disturbed even the heaviest diet will not prevent deadly starvation. However, the lymphatic network (green) is also key to functional intestinal immunology. While mainly focused on analyzing the lymphatic architecture in a transgenic model, I came across a Peyers patch (red). Peyers patches are part of our intestinal defenses, similarly to lymph nodes they are constantly surveilling our microbiome to ensure a healthy gut and they will mount an effective defense if pathogenic agents such as salmonella attack. They are among the most ancient parts of our immune system and still bear many secrets we do not understand yet. They are also crucial for oral vaccination but since they are so old evolutionarily speaking, many pathogenic agents such as prions, polio virus and salmonella have evolved to hijack them and abuse them for enteric escape, a strategy to leave the intestine and infect further parts of the body. I am blown away by the shear beauty of germinal centers (red) those factories of B-cells inside the Peyers patches that are crucial for our ability to generate antibodies and the fragile, intricate nature of the elegant network of lymphatic vessels (green). Both are working in tandem to allow for an effective surveillance of a healthy microbiome and to mount immunologic defenses protecting us from pathogenic intruders."
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14 May 2017, Windhoek, Namibia: Dagmar Magold leads a prayer petition, as thousands of Lutherans and guests have gathered for a festival of worship, witness and song and word and sacrament in Sam Nujoma Stadium on Sunday, May 14th to mark commemoration of the 500th Anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation in Windhoek, Namibia.
Marking the Reformation as global citizen, the worship event drew music, stories, and leadership from the churches of every continent. The service formed a high point of the Twelfth Assembly of the Lutheran World Federation, in Windhoek, Namibia, on 10-16 May 2017, under the theme "Liberated by God's Grace", bringing together some 800 delegates and participants from 145 member churches in 98 countries.
Photo: LWF/Albin Hillert
Participating in a 23 July women's presentation at the 20-27 July 2010 (LWF) Eleventh Assembly in Stuttgart, Germany were [from left]: Rev. Annika Laats of the Estonian Evangelic Lutheran Church, Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and Liechtenstein President Dagmar Magold, LWF Council member Rev. Selma Chen of the Lutheran Church of Taiwan, Rev. Elitha Moyo of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe, Helen Javiera Rios Carrillo from the Nicaraguan Lutheran Church of Faith and Hope, and Mikka Mccracken from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. © LWF/Erick Coll
The Council 2011 pauses for prayer before voting on the adoption the LWF Strategy 2012-2017. (l/r) Ms Mikka McCracken (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America), Ms Titi Malik (The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria), Ms Dagmar Magold (Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and in the Principality of Liechtenstein), and Bishop Oi Peng (Philip) Lok (Lutheran Church in Malaysia and Singapore).
The Council 2011 meeting is being held 9-14 June at the Ecumenical Center in Geneva, Switzerland, under the theme, "Discerning our common journey." © LWF/E.McHan
"Mother despair deserved 5 days of work but I confess that I am very pleased with final results. I got inspired in Amadeu Torres(friend of mine who lived in Angola, Africa, during a war time) quote " I still remember like it was today, those African soldiers beating a mixed black woman till death, proceeding this event these same soldiers opened her belly in cold blood and took away a baby, which began to play football with that innocent soul..."(Avenue 25th of April, Luanda, Angola,Africa 1975). At the same time he was telling me the quote I immediately started thinking about my final major project theme, now you can see why I cited this piece title so quick.
To create the "Mother despair"I used a 1.20 by 1.60 piece of wood, I painted the background in white after I started creating the mother initial shapes, where I found it very successful because at her face I painted a horrified and painful expression which gives immediately an idea of war and pain. Following her face I started painting her body, from the same body I painted a cutter belly and around it I painted in red(blood).
The horrified face links with the belly cut, from where is coming the umbilical cord that is connecting the baby with his mother, the baby is a flat and present shape which represents mourning and simplicity. I also painted one of the men who killed the mother and child, I presented him with anger shouting at the baby, as formal elements he represent irregular shapes, where I used a brush and my fingers, we can identify regular and very detailed forms, as for example, the man's eye, presents a realistic look.
I got Halem Kasim as main inspiration for this final piece because as I did he also used first hand research. When I thought that I have finished my canvas , I got a negative feedback saying that the colours should be more dark linking "Mother despair"to Francisco Goya black paintings, so using roller rolled it in black all around it.
In my opinion this piece of art reflects my ability of painting from mind, I only realised the final outcomes once I was finishing to create the faces, I got inspiration on Francis Bacon self portraits, that expresses horror and the panic faces of Rainer Magold inspired a lot.
"Mother despair"and "War nightmares"links together because I got inspired by the expressionism movement, I used war as my main theme but in different fields the use of colour was similar because it was related with mourning, death, pain, horror and disaster.
Rev. Klaus Rieth, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg (Germany), and Dagmar Magold, Fedederation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland & in the Principality of Liechtenstein, during the distribution of the elements. The Council 2013 meeting is being held 13-18 June at the Ecumenical Center in Geneva, Switzerland, under the theme, "Called to be disciples in today's world" © LWF/Maximilian Haas
Participating in a 23 July women's presentation at the 20-27 July 2010 (LWF) Eleventh Assembly in Stuttgart, Germany were [from left]: Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and Liechtenstein President Dagmar Magold, LWF Council member Rev. Selma Chen of the Lutheran Church of Taiwan and Rev. Elitha Moyo of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe. © LWF/Erick Coll
Participating in a 23 July women's presentation at the 20-27 July 2010 (LWF) Eleventh Assembly in Stuttgart, Germany were [from left]: Rev. Annika Laats of the Estonian Evangelic Lutheran Church, Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and Liechtenstein President Dagmar Magold, LWF Council member Rev. Selma Chen of the Lutheran Church of Taiwan, Rev. Elitha Moyo of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe, Helen Javiera Rios Carrillo from the Nicaraguan Lutheran Church of Faith and Hope, and Mikka Mccracken from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. © LWF/Erick Coll
Rev. Dagmar Magold, a delegate from the Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein, speaks to other participants in the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Eleventh Assembly, 20-27 July 2010, in Stuttgart, Germany, when they gathered on 21 July to discuss possible actions at the assembly and women's leadership in the LWF communion in general. © LWF/Ratna Leak
Ms Titi Malik (The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria) (left) and Ms Dagmar Magold (Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and in the Principality of Liechtenstein) during discussion on the proposed LWF Strategy 2012-2017 on day three of the Council 2011 meeting. The meeting is being held 9-14 June at the Ecumenical Center in Geneva, Switzerland, under the theme, "Discerning our common journey." © LWF/E. McHan
Rev. Dagmar Magold, a delegate from the Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein, speaks to women delegates at the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Eleventh Assembly, 20-27 July 2010, in Stuttgart, Germany, on 21 July to discuss possible actions at the assembly and women's leadership in the LWF communion in general. © LWF/Ratna Leak
Dagmar Magold, president of the Fed. of Evang. Luth. Churches in Switzerland & in the Principality of Liechtenstein, leads the response to the Word at the opening service of the Council 2011 meeting. The meeting is being held 9-14 June at the Ecumenical Center in Geneva, Switzerland, under the theme, "Discerning our common journey." © LWF/H. Putsman Penet
Participating in a 23 July women's presentation at the 20-27 July 2010 (LWF) Eleventh Assembly in Stuttgart, Germany were [from left]: Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and Liechtenstein President Dagmar Magold, LWF Council member Rev. Selma Chen of the Lutheran Church of Taiwan and Rev. Elitha Moyo of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe. © LWF/Erick Coll
(l/r) Ms Mikka McCracken (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America), Ms Titi Malik (The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria), and Ms Dagmar Magold (Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and in the Principality of Liechtenstein) during the opening session of the LWF Council 2011 meeting. The meeting is being held 9-14 June at the Ecumenical Center in Geneva, Switzerland, under the theme, "Discerning our common journey." © LWF/H. Putsman Penet
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This is a critical study in which I carried out for research. A copy of the Artists work was also done, as well as my own interpretation (In Observational Drawings).
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LWF Council member Ms Dagmar MAGOLD, Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland. Thank you evening for Council members. LWF Council meeting, 15-21 June, 2016, Wittenberg, Germany. Photo: LWF/M. Renaux
Dagmar Magold, Fedederation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland & in the Principality of Liechtenstein, preaching at the German-speaking Sankt Matthäus congregation on June 17. The Council 2012 meeting is being held 15-20 June in Bogotá, Colombia, under the theme, "Together for a just, peaceful, and reconciled world." © DNK/LWB/F. Hübner
Ms Dagmar Magold (Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and in the Principality of Liechtenstein) comments during the discussion on the Draft LWF Strategy 2012-2017 during day two of the Council 2011 meeting. The meeting is being held 9-14 June at the Ecumenical Center in Geneva, Switzerland, under the theme, "Discerning our common journey." © LWF/H. Putsman Penet
Dagmar Magold, Fedederation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Switzerland & in the Principality of Liechtenstein, preaching at the German-speaking Sankt Matthäus congregation on June 17. The Council 2012 meeting is being held 15-20 June in Bogotá, Colombia, under the theme, "Together for a just, peaceful, and reconciled world." © DNK/LWB/F. Hübner