Hamburg

On Monday, May 22, 1865, a small band of soldiers from the 22nd and 28th Iowa regiments left their camp. The night before, there had been a heavy rainstorm. Their destination was a large peach orchard not far from the rows of white canvas. In previous visits to the orchard, soldiers had discovered a kennel of “bloodhounds,” ferocious animals trained for the pursuit of enslaved people and believed by the soldiers to have been used in the apprehension of Union soldiers who escaped from Confederate…

The Boy Who Dared is based in Hamburg Germany. It takes place during WWll and is about a German boy trying to go against the Nazis. Helmuth is the protagonist in the story. He is a German boy and was 17 when executed. Helmuth was a boy who was sentenced to death for listening to illegal radio and putting up flyers about the Nazis. Helmuth is smart and brave and wants to fight for his country. The conflict in the story is Hitler becoming leader and the war starting. The book starts with…

beginning of Personalized Medicine, but what is Personalized Medicine? Personalized Medicine is a new way of treating patients and tailoring treatment for diseases in specific people. According to Margaret A. Hamburg M.D with the FDA states that “the concept of Personalized Medicine is not new” (Hamburg). In order to make medicine and treatment personal, the patient often has to have their genes ‘mapped’. This concept…

Fanny Hensel was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1805 to Berlin banker Abraham Mendelssohn and his wife, Lea. Along with her younger brother, Felix, Fanny was considered to be musically gifted and received exceptional music education from renowned music experts, such as Ludwig Berger and Carl Friedrich Zelter (Fanny, 2010). As a piano composer, Fanny began orchestrating pieces and performing at a young age; however, her ability to continue her education and make her works public became restricted…

factories to other countries, and had ports made in many major cities.  Triangular trade  Exporting textiles C) Germany couldn’t fulfill this prerequisite because there were trade barriers set up between states.  Trade Regulations – limited trade  Hamburg and Britain – close trade relationship 2. A government that is pro-business.…

Emmy Goering was born in Hamburg, Germany on March 24th 1893. From her youth she was always interested in show business and became an actress at the National Theatre in Weimar. She married actor Karl Köstlin in late 1916, but they later divorced. Through Hitler, Emmy met Hermann Goering in 1931. He was a widower who was still mourning his first wife who had died a year earlier. Emmy was his mistress for four years until they married in April 10, 1935. Their daughter Edda was born in 1938. As…

way that Bach and Handel are similar is that they were both German. Bach was born in Eisenach, Germany and lived and worked in various German towns including Weimar, where he was court musician. Handel was born in Halle, Germany and traveled to Hamburg when he was 18. Then he left for Italy. Although Handel is known as an English composer, they were both…

are important in today's technology, because we use them for hunting, sport shooting, and in war. In 1424 the first recorded bullet was made. Henri-Gustave Delvigne who was born in 1799, was the inventor of the cylindrical bullet. He was born in Hamburg, Germany, and designed innovative rifles. When he was younger, he joined the French army. When bullets were first made, they were shot by putting powder into the barrel, then put in the bullet, then you would pull the trigger and the gun would…

The main characters in my book are: Rose Justice and Maddie Brodatt. Rose is a 18-year old American ATA pilot and an amateur poet. Maddie is a girl with excellent sense of direction. She can navigate by the stars, and by dead reckoning. The setting of this book is in several different times and places. Some of the times and places in this book are: 1944 Hamphere, 1945 Germany, 1945 Paris, and 1946 Scotland. Rose is a young girl who joins the allied forces in England flying planes for the war…

went on foot, others by train, taking with them any possessions they could. Many Jews sneaked into Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Poland. From there, they would make their way toward the coast and ports. From ports such as Antwerp, Amsterdam, and Hamburg the Russian Jews, now immigrants, would make their way towards new lives.The pull to immigrate to the United States can be attributed to the desire for freedom from religious persecution and more economic opportunities. The Russian Jews could…