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Cervejaria Hoepfner

A Cervejaria Hoepfner (em alemão: Privatbrauerei Hoepfner GmbH) é uma cervejaria localizada em Karlsruhe. É a maior cervejaria na região de Karlsruhe. História Karl Friedrich Gottlieb Hoepfner fundou a cervejaria em 1798. Para a refrigeração era utilizado gelo, obtido de geleiras localizadas nos Alpes. O atual castelo onde a cervejaria está situada foi construído por Friedrich Hoepfner, de 1896 a 1898. A cervejaria foi bombardeada na Segunda Guerra Mundial e restaurada após a guerra. Em março de 2018 o engarrafamento das cervejas Hoepfner foi transferido para a empresa irmã Privat-Brauerei Schmucker. Cervejas produzidas Pilsner Goldköpfle Hefe-Weißbier Keller-Weißbier Edel-Weizen Export Radler Grape Porter Kräusen Jubelbier Maibock Leicht Ver também Cerveja na Alemanha Referências
Slot Bruchsal

Het Slot Bruchsal (Duits: Schloss Bruchsal) is een slot in Bruchsal in de Duitse deelstaat Baden-Württemberg. Het was de residentie van de vorst-bisschoppen van het prinsbisdom Spiers. Het slot is te bezichtigen. Daarnaast zijn er het Deutsches Musikautomaten-Museum en het Museum der Stadt Bruchsal ondergebracht. Geschiedenis Het slot heeft drie vleugels en is vanaf 1720 in barokstijl gebouwd voor prins-bisschop Damian Hugo Philipp von Schönborn-Buchheim. Het oorspronkelijke ontwerp was van uitvoerend architect Maximilian von Welsch van het keurvorstendom Mainz. In 1731 nam Balthasar Neumann de leiding over. Na allerlei veranderingen in het ontwerp bouwde hij het centrale trappenhuis dat naar beide feestzalen leidt, de Fürstensaal en de Marmor- of Kaisersaal. De laatste heeft een rococostijl, met pleisterwerk en fresco's. In de laatste dagen van de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd het slot zwaar getroffen door bombardementen op de stad en een erop volgende brand. Het corps de logis (middelste gebouw) werd in de jaren zeventig gereconstrueerd als museum, na een lange discussie over de wenselijkheid daarvan en de wijze waarop. Galerij
Schneeburg

Schneeburg is a castle ruin between Ebringen and Freiburg, Germany. The ruins are at an altitude of 516 metres (1693 feet) on the western summit of Schönberg. History The castle was first mentioned in 1312 and was built by the Lords of Hornberg. In 1349, Werner von Hornberg handed ownership of the castle over to the Abbey of Saint Gall and became ruler of Ebringen. Schneeburg was most likely abandoned before 1500. It has been claimed that the castle was destroyed in 1525 during the German Peasants' War, but this can not be confirmed. Current Conditions All that remains today are part of a tower and living quarters. The Ruin is about 37 metres (121 ft) long and 17 metres (56 ft) wide. On the north side is the rest of the four-storey tower with two windows. The well also remains in good condition in the courtyard. Photos Further reading H. Bender, K.-B. Knappe & K. Wilke: Burgen im südlichen Baden, Freiburg i. Br., Schillinger, 1979. W. Fahl: Vor den Toren Freiburgs – Schönberg-Batzenberg-Panorama, Freiburg i. Br., Kehrer, 1986. A. Hauptmann: Burgen einst und jetzt, Band 2, Konstanz, Südkurier, 1987. References External links http://www.burgtour.de/burgen/burg-schneeburg-bw.html http://www.freiburgbilder.de/fb_schneeburg.htm
Protestant University for Applied Sciences Freiburg

The Protestant University of Applied Sciences Freiburg (German name: Evangelische Hochschule Freiburg (EH)) is a university of social work, diakonia and religious education. It is a confessional, state-approved university located in Freiburg. The responsible body is the Protestant regional church of Baden (Evangelische Landeskirche in Baden). Baden is the name of the area in the South-West of Germany, belonging to the State of Baden-Württemberg. Note that in Germany the title protestant, although referring to the Protestant Churches sponsorship, does not influence the tuitional and scientific content taught in this institution. In this context, churchly managed universities do not differ from state-run universities. The students of social work and religious education obtain a bachelor's degree. It is called Bachelor of Arts, diploma supplement Soziale Arbeit (includes social work and social pedagogy) or religious education. An additional voluntary course of study leads to a special certificate in sport-related social work. In cooperation with the Südbadische Sportschule Steinbach the Hochschule offers training in sports-related youth and social work for disadvantaged children and adolescents. History The Protestant University of Applied Sciences Freiburg was founded as a vocational school for women in religious and social work (Evangelische Frauenberufsschule für kirchliche und soziale Arbeit) in October 1918. The education started with 12 women between 20 and 42 years. In 1956 six men were able to begin their studies. External links Website (in German)
Backnang Abbey

The Abbey of Saint Pancras of Backnang, better known as Backnang Abbey (German: Stift Backnang), was a German monastery of canons regular that was located at Backnang in the Duchy of Swabia. It was established in the early 12th century and dedicated to Saint Pancras. History The abbey was founded before 1116 by Herman II, Margrave of Baden, and his wife, Judith of Backnang. Pope Paschal I confirmed the foundation in 1116. As early as 1123, though, the monastery had to be revived with the help of canons from Marbach Abbey in Alsace. Between 1123 and 1243, the abbey was the burial place of the Zähringen Margraves of Baden, a connection which brought much influence and prosperity. However, Backnang's geographical position exposed it to attack by the Counts of Württemberg during the 13th century. For this reason, Margravine Irmengard transferred the remains of her late husband (Herman V, Margrave of Baden) in 1243 to her foundation of Lichtenthal Abbey in the town of Baden-Baden. In 1297, possession of Backnang passed to Württemberg. In 1366, Count Eberhard II of Württemberg succeeded in gaining control of the abbey's finances. In 1477, it was changed into a secular collegiate chapter, with the approval of Pope Sixtus IV. In 1535, as part of the Protestant Reformation, the community was dissolved. The canons of Backnang, however, by making a complaint to Emperor Charles V, obtained permission to reoccupy it, which they did in 1551. The last of them died in 1593, when the house was finally suppressed. The abbey church (Stiftskirche) still stands in Backnang. External links (in German) Klosterbuch Baden Württemberg über das Stift Backnang
Colegiata de Backnang

La colegiata de Backnang es una colegiata de los canónigos regulares de san Agustín dedicada a san Pancracio en la ciudad de Backnang, en el centro de Baden-Wurtemberg, en Alemania. Arquitectura De su fundación en el siglo XII conserva las torres románicas que flanquean el coro y el coro mismo, que es gótico tardío. La nave fue reconstruida de forma sencilla en 1697, tras un incendio que la había destruido en 1693. Delante de la iglesia se encuentra una campana de 1739. Historia La colegiata fue fundada antes de 1116 como monasterio por Germán II de Baden, margrave de Verona, y su esposa Judit von Backnang-Sulichgau. En 1116 el papa Pascual I confirmó la fundación. Ya en 1123 el monasterio tuvo que ser renovado bajo las órdenes de Germán II de Baden, con ayuda de agustinos del monasterio de Marbach en Alsacia. El monasterio fue de 1123 a 1243 panteón de los margraves de Baden pertenecientes a la dinastía Zähringer, gracias a lo que ganó rápidamente riquezas e influencia. Debido a que la influencia de Baden se extendía principalmente hacia el sudoeste de Backnang, hacia el siglo XIII la ciudad se encontraba expuesta a la influencia de Wurtemberg. Como consecuencia, la margrave Irmengard bei Rhein trasladó en 1243 los restos de su marido Germán V de Baden al monasterio cisterciense de Lichtental. En 1297 Backnang pasa a pertenecer a Wurtemberg. En 1366 Everardo II de Wurtemberg logra dominar las cuentas del monasterio. En 1477 el monasterio se transforma en una colegiata con permiso del papa Sixto IV. En 1535 se suprime la colegiata. Los canónigos de Backnang consiguieron, a través de una protesta al emperador Carlos V, que la actividad se retomara por poco tiempo en 1551. En 1593 murió el último canónigo, con lo que la colegiata dejó de emplearse como tal. De 1635 a 1649 el edificio fue usado por los jesuitas, que tuvieron que partir tras la Paz de Westfalia. Desde la Reforma protestante, la colegiata sirve como iglesia principal de la comunidad protestante. Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Colegiata de Backnang. "Klöster in Baden-Württemberg"/Kollegiatstift St. Pankratius Backnang (enlace roto disponible en Internet Archive; véase el historial, la primera versión y la última). (en alemán)
Gustav Siewerth Academy

The Gustav Siewerth Academy (GSA) is a private university based in Weilheim-Bierbronnen in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, dedicated to promote a Christian world view. The university became recognized as an institution of higher education in Germany in 1988. However, that recognition is disputed. The Academy is named after philosopher and pedagogue Gustav Siewerth and with only 13 students in 2012–13, was the smallest state-recognized institution of higher education in Germany. Its recognition as a university was rescinded in 2013. The Academy was created to counteract the neo-Marxism views of the Frankfurt School of Theodor W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer. The Academy was founded as a "breeding ground of the truth" by Alma von Stockhausen, previously Professor of Philosophy at the University of Education Freiburg. She is vice rector of the Academy. Remigius Bäumer, the founding principal of the academy, served as the church historian. History The Academy was founded in 1988 under private ownership. Legal and financial support is provided by a non-profit limited liability company (Gustav-Siewerth House gGmbH). The religious focus of the Academy is predominantly Catholic. Although the Academy is non-denominational, it is a member of the Forum of German Catholics. The college has a rector, vice-rectors, deans of a University senate and a registrar. The honorary rector is Count Albrecht von Brandenstein-Zeppelin. Chancellor of the Academy is the Archbishop of Freiburg and head of the German Bishops' Conference, Robert Zollitsch. Courses are offered in Philosophy, Sociology and Family Studies with majors in Catholic theology and pedagogy. Minor subjects are offered in the philosophy of science and journalism (Giessen model). The Master of Arts (MA) can be awarded. The University is not accredited to award doctorates. The University has established other institutions such as the Department of Family Science, the Institute for Luther research, the Institute of Hagiography, the Institute for Scientific border issues and the Institute for Ostwissenschaft. References External links Official website of the Gustav Siewerth Academy
Gustav-Siewerth-Akademie

Gustav-Siewerth-Akademie (GSA) była prywatnym uniwersytetem założonym w 1988 roku, który utracił akredytację państwową w 2013 roku. Była najmniejszą akredytowaną przez państwo instytucją akademicką w Niemczech, z zaledwie 13 studentami w roku akademickim 2012-2013. Od tego czasu działalność akademii ogranicza się do cykli wykładów w okresie letnim. Akademia nosi imię filozofa i pedagoga Gustava Siewertha i znajduje się w Weilheim-Bierbronnen w Badenii-Wirtembergii. Zobacz też Tadeusz Guz Przypisy
Kosmos (publisher)

Franckh-Kosmos Verlags-GmbH & Co. KG is a media publishing house based in Stuttgart, Germany, founded in 1822 by Johann Friedrich Franckh. In the nineteenth century the company published the fairy tales of Wilhelm Hauff as well as works by Wilhelm Waiblinger and Eduard Mörike. The "Friends of Nature Club" (Gesellschaft der Naturfreunde) was set up in 1903 in response to booming public interest in science and technology, and by 1912 100,000 members were receiving its monthly magazine "Cosmos" (Kosmos). The company moved into publishing books on popular science topics under the brands Franckh’sche Verlagshandlung and KOSMOS, including successful non-fiction guidebooks by Hanns Günther and Heinz Richter. Children's fiction and Kosmos-branded science experimentation kits were introduced in the 1920s, first in the field of electronics and then chemistry and other areas. In 1937, this effort led to a gold medal at the world exhibition in Paris. Kosmos's current output includes non-fiction, children's books, science kits and German-style board games. Many of their games are translated into English and published by Thames & Kosmos. Their line of experiment kits and science kits is distributed in North America and the United Kingdom by Thames & Kosmos. Notable games Beowulf: The Legend Catan Exit: The Game Jambo Lord of the Rings Lost Cities The Settlers of Catan TwixT References External links Official website (in German) Kosmos (publisher) at BoardGameGeek
Kosmos (entreprise)

Kosmos est une société d'édition de jeux de société et de jeux scientifiques basée à Stuttgart, en Allemagne. La société est surtout connue à l'extérieur de l'Allemagne pour ses grandes boîtes de jeux de société, en particulier Les Colons de Catane et tous les jeux qui en ont dérivé, ainsi que pour sa gamme de jeux à deux. Elle était connue jusqu'en 1996 sous le nom de Franckh-Kosmos. Quelques jeux édités Grands jeux Das Spiel, 1980, Reinhold Wittig, Spiel des Jahres plus beau jeu 1980 Wir futtern die kleinen Nilpferde, 1983, Reinhold Wittig, Spiel des Jahres plus beau jeu 1983 Sherlock Holmes détective conseil ou Sherlock Holmes Criminal-Cabinet, 1984, Gary Grady, Suzanne Goldberg, Raymond Edwards, Spiel des Jahres 1985 Müller & Sohn, 1980, Reinhold Wittig, Spiel des Jahres plus beau jeu 1986 Tal der Könige, 1992, Christian Beierer Les Colons de Catane ou Die Siedler von Catan, 1995, Klaus Teuber, Spiel des Jahres 1995, Deutscher Spiele Preis 1995, Essener Feder 1995 Barbarossa, 1997, Klaus Teuber La Traversée du désert - Durch die Wüste, 1998, Reiner Knizia Twixt, 1998 (réédition), Alex Randolph Ta Yü, 1999, Niek Neuwahl Nouveaux Mondes ou Die neuen Entdecker, 2001, Klaus Teuber, Spiel der Spiele 2001, Essener Feder 2001 Robbys Rutschpartie, 2003, Wolfgang Kramer, Jürgen P.K. Grunau et Hans Raggan Die Brücken von Shangrila ou The Bridges of Shangri-La, 2004, Leo Colovini, Mensa Select Mind Games 2004 Génial ou Einfach Genial, 2004, Reiner Knizia, Japan Boardgame Prize débutants 2004, Spiel der Spiele 2004, Mensa Select Mind Games 2005 Richard Cœur de Lion ou Löwenherz, 2004, Klaus Teuber Collection Spiele für zwei (jeux à deux) Kahuna, 1998, Günter Cornett (de), As d'or Jeu de l'année 2000 Babel, 2000, Uwe Rosenberg et Hagen Dorgathen Ballon Cup, 2003, Stephen Glenn Liens externes (de) Site officiel Ressource relative à la musique : MusicBrainz Portail des entreprises Portail des jeux
Kosmos

|розташування|заснування|тип Franckh-Kosmos Verlags-GmbH & Co. KG — медійне видавництво, що базується в Штутгарті, Німеччина, засноване у 1822 році Йоганном Фрідріхом Франком. У дев'ятнадцятому столітті компанія видавала казки Вільгельма Гауффа, а також твори Вільгельма Вайблінгера та Едуарда Меріке. «Клуб друзів природи» (нім. Gesellschaft der Naturfreunde) був створений у 1903 році у відповідь на зростаючий суспільний інтерес до науки і техніки, і до 1912 року 100 000 членів отримували його щомісячний журнал «Космос» (Kosmos). Компанія почала видавати книги на науково-популярні теми під брендами Franckh’sche Verlagshandlung та KOSMOS, включаючи успішні науково-популярні посібники Ганса Гюнтера та Гайнца Ріхтера. Дитяча художня література та науково-експериментальні набори під брендом Kosmos були представлені у 1920-х роках, спочатку в галузі електроніки, а потім — хімії та інших галузях. У 1937 році ця діяльність принесла золоту медаль на всесвітній виставці в Парижі. Сучасна продукція Kosmos включає науково-популярну літературу, дитячі книги, наукові набори та настільні ігри німецького стилю. Багато їхніх ігор перекладаються англійською мовою та видаються Thames & Kosmos. Їхня лінійка експериментальних та наукових наборів поширюється в Північній Америці та Великій Британії компанією Thames & Kosmos. Відомі ігри Castle Combo Keltis My City The Adventures of Robin Hood Flip 7 CATAN Legends of Andor Exit: The Game Екіпаж: Пошуки дев'ятої планети Небокрай Посилання Офіційний сайт
Kirchberg convent

The Kirchberg convent (also the Monastery Kirchberg) is a monastery located in Sulz am Neckar in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. The monastery is considered to be one of the most historically important religious buildings in Baden-Wuerttemberg. It also ranks as one of the oldest, having been built in the early 13th century, and one of the first female church houses in central Europe. History The Kirchberg monastery was a convent built in 1237, on the site of a former castle. In 1245 the monastery was recognised by Pope Innocent IV. Over roughly the same period, the number of nuns entering the convent went from around ten to sixty. This rise in the population of the convent can be credited in part to the apparent surge of 'religious awareness', with more women (of every class) wanting to live the life of a nun or at least one of piety in order to ensure that they remained spiritually healthy. The convent continued its religious work for the next 500 years, despite the many changes that occurred in the area. However, after a secularisation that occurred in 1806, the monastery was virtually condemned to disuse: the nuns that were there were allowed to remain for the rest of their lives, but no more were allowed to join. The last nun left the monastery in 1865. Today Today, the monastery is used as any normal church house. It is the centre of the societies of the Berneuchen Movement. Every morning, at 7:45am, a service of praise is held. At noon, a prayer service is held. Another is held at 6pm, and then at 9pm. These sessions are respectively known as Lauds, Sext, Vespers and Compline. Celebration of Eucharist also takes place at the monastery every Sunday and Thursday. As of 2007, the minister of the Kirchberg monastery is pastor Peter Schwarz. See also Berneuchen Movement Footnotes References http://www.klosterkirchberg.de/ http://www.kommunitaeten.de Archived 2007-07-12 at the Wayback Machine www.rp.baden-wuerttemberg.de
Monastero di Kirchberg

Il monastero di Kirchberg (in tedesco Kloster Kirchberg) è un monastero domenicano sito a Sulz am Neckar nel circondario di Rottweil, nel Baden-Württemberg, in Germania. Il monastero fu fondato da Burkhard III di Hohenberg per una comunità di suore agostiniane, ma assegnato alle domenicane nel 1245 da Papa Innocenzo IV. Entrato nei possedimenti degli Asburgo e divenuto un'enclave austriaca, venne soppresso nel 1806 in seguito alla Pace di Presburgo. Divenuto una scuola agraria, tornò ad essere un luogo di culto e raccoglimento nel 1956. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Monastero di Kirchberg
Technoseum

Het Technoseum (voorheen het Landesmuseum für Technik und Arbeit) is een Wetenschapsmuseum in de Duitse stad Mannheim. Het museum werd tussen 1982 en 1990 gebouwd en ingericht in opdracht van de deelstaat Baden-Württemberg en de gemeente Mannheim. Het is in totaal 9000 m² groot en opende in 1990 zijn deuren. In 1992 werd het uitgeroepen tot Europees museum van het jaar.
Technoseum

Technoseum, tidigare Landesmuseum für Technik und Arbeit, är ett tyskt teknologimuseum i Mannheim i Baden-Würtemberg. Museet visar utställningar om industrialiseringen i delstaten Baden-Würtemberg. Museibyggnaden, som planerades och uppfördes 1982–1990, ritades av Berlin-arkitekten Ingeborg Kuhler. Technoseum fick 1992 priset European Museum of the Year Award. Museifartyg Technoseums museifartyg Museumsschiff Mannheim, tidigare Mainz, ligger vid Neckar vid Kurpfalzbrücke i Mannheim. Hjulångaren är utställningsföremål i sig och också utställningshall om inrikes fartygstrafik. Hjulångaren är 83,62 meter lång, 8,70 meter bred (16,20 meter över hjulhusen) och har ett djupgående på 1,46 meter. Den tar 1 790 passagerare. Hjulångaren Mainz byggdes 1928-29 för passagerartrafik på Rhen mellan Düsseldorf och Köln. Källor Denna artikel baseras på artikeln Technoseum på tyskspråkiga Wikipedia. Noter Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Technoseum.﻿ Technoseums webbplats
Blau-Weiss Wiehre Freiburg

SV Blau-Weiss Wiehre Freiburg is a German sports club located in the Wiehre district in the south of Freiburg, Baden-Württemberg. The club was formed in 1994 out of the merger of SpVgg Wiehre 04 and Blau-Weiss Freiburg. In addition to fielding an association football club the sports club has departments for table tennis, bowling, and hiking. History The earliest origins of today's club go back to the founding of predecessor sides FC Germania Freiburg and FC Viktora Freiburg in 1904. These two clubs united in 1919 to create SpVgg Freiburg, who spent three seasons in the tier-one Bezirksliga Baden and in 1933 FV Wiehre joined the combined side which became SpVgg Wiehre 04. The club archived to play for one season in the Gauliga Baden in 1943–44, before the league was dissolved. In the aftermath of World War II Allied occupation authorities ordered the dissolution of all organizations, including sports and football clubs. Wiehre was re-established as ASV Freiburg and played under that name until 1964 when they resumed the use of the name SpVgg Wiehre 04. The other thread in the history of the modern club begins with the founding of Blau-Weiss Freiburg in 1911 as the football department of Athletik SV Freiburg-Haslach. The football team went through a succession of name changes playing as SV Freiburg-Haslach (1918), Haslacher SV (1922), and FC Kickers Haslach (1928) before finally merging with FC Phönix Freiburg in 1930 to form Freiburger Kickers. Blau-Weiss was also dissolved after the war and re-formed in 1946 as Blau-Weiss Freiburg. The club plays in the Kreisliga Freiburg and currently has a facility sharing arrangement with Freiburger FC. In 2011, the side was relegated from the Kreisliga A to the tier ten Kreisliga B, in a season that saw the team lose 26 of its 30-season games. The club recovered, winning promotion back to the Kreisliga A in 2013 but being relegated again in 2016. References External links Official team page Das deutsche Fußball-Archiv historical German domestic league tables (in German)
SpVgg Freiburg

SpVgg Freiburg was een Duitse voetbalclub uit Freiburg im Breisgau. Geschiedenis In 1904 werden de clubs FC Viktoria en FC Germania opgericht. Deze clubs fuseerden in 1919 tot SpVgg Freiburg. De fusieclub mocht meteen aantreden in de hoogste klasse van de Badense competitie en werd daar laatste. In 1927 promoveerde de club opnieuw en werd zesde. Het volgende seizoen eindigde de club zevende en in 1929/30 werd de club laatste en degradeerde. In 1933 fuseerde de club met FV Wiehre tot SpVgg Wiehre 04.