Konrad Adenauer

Konrad Adenauer: Konrad Adenauer’s one goal he hoped to achieve most as Chancellor of Germany consisted of creating a solid and democratic state in West Germany (“Anna Gill”). Adenauer was born on January 5, 1876 in Cologne, Germany. Konrad was the baby in his family of three children, a mother, and a father. His family was Roman Catholic and didn’t make a lot of money even with his dad being a lawyer. Despite his family’s financial struggles, Konrad Adenauer succeeded through all and ended up studying at universities in Freiburg, Munich. After finishing studying at universities he became a member of the Cologne City Council in 1917. Konrad’s hard work to become part of the council later made him accessible to being mayor. In 1920, he was then…

End of Adenauer When the 1960s began, Adenauer had an absolute majority in parliament and the CDU was the party of economic prosperity in West Germany. His government was conservative and anti communist and it pursued a policy of Western integration and complete hostility to the East. Few of its any members had opposed the Nazis, while some had actively supported that regime. Yet by 1969, Adenauer had many more of his Era were dead, while both the president and Chancellor of the West German…

German engineer Konrad Zuse, one of the world’s leading computer designer, managed to create a binary electromechanical computer known as the Z2. Although initially drafted as a German soldier, the Germans saw potential in Zuse and recruited him to be a German engineer. With the previous model Z1 being purely mechanical, the Z2 was the first operational programmable computer. This computer incorporated the binary system, yet on of its downside was that it was slow. His plan to compensate this…

Konrad Zuse was a German civil engineer from Technical University in Berlin. Zuse invented the first automatic calculating machine during 1935-1938 and called it V1 and it was the size of a pool table. Zuse later changed the name to Z1 so that it would not be confused with the German rocket V1. Z1 was a binary mechanical calculator; it executed instructions read from punch cards and metallic shafts that could shift from position 0 to 1 (O 'Regan). Zuse invented Z1 to speed up calculation while…

I have always liked computers since I got my first one. I am even using a computer to write this paper. There have recently been many advancements in computers in recent years. There have been some very important people and new applications made possible by these people. Computers have been made smaller, faster, lighter, and stronger and have made things in the medical field, military field, and for normal use possible that were not possible a few years ago. We have made more advances in…

The 1930s and 40s played a major role in the development of modern computing as we know it today; the definition of computers was in the process of changing from human calculators to machines that made calculations. Many scientists, engineers and business driven individuals from around the world sought to develop machines that would make extensive calculations easier to perform as well as make laborious tasks easier to execute. Konrad Zuse, a German civil engineer, was one of the men who were at…

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Manisha Shrestha Mrs. Brooke Ciolino ENGL 1213 September 10, 2013 COMPUTER AND ITS GENERATION It is hard to believe that this modern technology has influenced human life and they all are dependent on this from their day to night. There was a time when there were no computers and people used to work by themselves. In past days, people used paper and pencils to do their work but now the world has changed and paper and pencil has been replaced by Microsoft word. This change happened from this new…

This calculator initiated the use of the word “computers”. The “computers” where not machines, but humans, and they worked in “computer rooms” full of small desks. The Monroe Manual Rotary Calculator was a crank machine that multiplies quickly and easily. You would set one number in the keys, then the “computers” would crank the big crank forward one turn to add and back to subtract. Twenty-four years later the first freely programmable computer was created by Konrad Zuse. The Z1 computer was…

Konrad Zuse is commonly referred to as the Pioneer of computer engineering. Coming from humble begging’s, Zuse’s father worked at a post office to support his son’s interest in computers. Born in Berlin, Zuse attended school as an architect until switching to a civil engineering degree. Tedious calculations in his school work made Zuse want to develop a machine to help him. After taking a job in Herschel Aircraft Co., he began to work on the Z1, his first attempt at a mechanical computer. After…