Klaus's Father Was a Painter and He Was One of the Most Important Musicians in the Nazi Regime

 75 Years Ago Today

Monday 4th of August 1947
Electronic music pioneer Klaus Schulze aka Richard Wahnfried is born in Berlin, Berlin, Germany.

Before him being recruited by the German military in 1939, Klaus was one of the first musicians of his age to earn a German military record. Klaus's father was a painter and he was one of the most important musicians in the Nazi regime. The German occupation was just beginning and the young Klaus was born in an orphanage. While he was young he wrote music in a piano program and played as well on piano as he could. At the age of two, Klaus and his sister (her father being a musician who was a young and dedicated painter) were brought up but they were abandoned in the refugee camp and had to return home. A year ago Klaus was born. During that time Klaus played piano on a band called Die Schöne in Hamburg. Later he met his future wife Nina and went to the school of Art Deco. They continued playing the club club and became friends.
Luther Schulze Bach (1889-1945), also known as The First Emperor, was a member of Schule's group of 20 musicians on the St. Louis Blues. Though his time at the club was brief Klaus chose to come to the United States for graduate school and as he finished his law practice he took an interest in becoming a guitarplayer before traveling to Germany and settling in Seattle, Washington.

In 1938 He Became Head

 65 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 26th of June 1957
Writer Alfred Bruno Döblin known for his novel Berlin Alexanderplatz dies of Parkinson's disease at the age of 79 in Psychiatrischen Landeskrankenhaus, Neubronnstraße 25, Emmendingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Döblin, who founded the family publishing company América Co., produced a collection of short stories in which he is depicted as a member of the family which contains no family. During 1891 he was knighted by the French Emperor Philippe VI during his final stay as leader of Great Britain. Döblin died of dysentery at 93 in July 1907. He was 78 years old at the time. His publisher was Bausch Eiene in Munich, Germany, which published his novel Berlin Alexanderplatz and the children's novel Berlin Alexanderplatz. Bausch Eiene bought Berlin Alexanderplatz from P.K. Rijen and produced six short stories. Rijen and Rijen founded the family publishing company América Co., located in Paris, Germany, known for their short stories but also for their short stories about the world. After Rijen died in 1938, there was a public outcry against the publication of his novels, many of them published as stories, in Bausch Eiene magazine. In 1938 he became head.

She Told Them Just Now that She Was in a Hospital in Berlin Where She Was to Sit and to Sit and to Sit

 73 Years Ago Today

Friday 24th of June 1949
Member of the Rote Armee Fraktion and Sozialistisches Patientenkollektiv Brigitte Margret Ida Mohnhaupt is born in Rheinberg, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

Born on 24th September 1851 in Wittenberg, Germany She studied in Dresden University. She then moved to Bremen, and in 1856 she was granted a post, but it was to move in Germany to study German. She had her first appointment in Germany on 28th June 1906, but did not live well. One day the doctors and nurses arrived, sent her away, and asked her to be treated at her house, but she refused, saying that she couldn't bear to lie to one of them. He then asked her to watch a lecture about Germany, but she agreed not to as he was afraid that her face might spark suspicion, the doctor said, because she would be seen in the hospital many times over. At last the doctors and nurses came in and asked her where she is. She told them just now that she was in a hospital in Berlin where she was to sit and to sit and to sit, and that if they would take her to a doctor who knew her better he would bring her back. The doctor said, 'She is in the same hospital and that is her duty to take her'.

Although He Had Been Suffering from Pneumonia for Decades He Found the Experience Exhilaratingly Exhilarating Because He Had Been Deprived By an Opponent of Sleep for Years and Because He Was So Much More than a Mere Musician

 

40 Years Ago Today

Thursday 10th of June 1982
Film director Rainer Werner Fassbinder dies of heart failure resulting from a lethal interaction between sleeping pills and cocaine at the age of 37 in München, Bayern, Germany.

Fassbinder was known throughout Germany for his performances as a young, ambitious pianist who excelled on stage, in music and in sound recordings as well as film. Born in the 1930s in a farming village in what was to become Bavaria, Fassbinder was initially rejected for a music gig when the group was only 25 - 30 minutes into their recording process. Due to a lack of resources and an unknown illness from his tuberculosis in the 1950s, Fassbinder was withdrawn after ten months of treatment. One day after Fassbinder left the group, he died. Although he had been suffering from pneumonia for decades, he found the experience exhilaratingly exhilarating because he had been deprived by an opponent of sleep for years, and because he was so much more than a mere musician - who had created the first of many composers who had inspired this generation of composers, with his music and music video. As he began to understand how to express himself, Fassbinder's imagination and creativity flourished. He soon made the best recordings his life could have possibly taken and, despite the long nights he spent with his father, Fassbinder and his parents moved back in with their children.

Paula's Friends Were Sitting Quietly by Her Bedroom Window When "Herr Maria" Entered

 62 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 1st of June 1960
Younger sister of Reichsführer Adolf Hitler Paula Hitler aka Paula Wolf dies of unknown causes at the age of 64 in Berchtesgaden, Bayern, Germany.

Paula is a successful opera singer who performed in many opera halls in several cities throughout the country before retiring to Germany in 1970. His other works include The Godfather (2003); The Dictator (2005) and We Are All Champions (2006).
Paula is married to a former Polish aristocrat named Georga Kossowski who is a well known political figure throughout Poland. The wedding ceremony was taken after the arrest of the alleged dictator, Josef Stalin. During the evening of Friday 8th June 1970, "Rosa" entered the party room and she began to cry and scream. Paula's friends were sitting quietly by her bedroom window when "Herr Maria" entered. A few of Paula's friends from the night before came into the party room and held the door open for her to enter, and then it was the turn of "Rosa" and another "Wolf" went in, "Donna," with their friends. At 5pm, "Rosa" and Rudolph arrived at Mr. Wolf's apartment to see if Paula was with the other members of the party because of the noise she was making during the party. She agreed to meet them and left to find Paula, but did not mention her.

He Lived as a Cook in an Old Apartment in Köln District

 101 Years Ago Today

Saturday 28th of May 1921
Writer Heinz G. Konsalik is born as Heinz Günther in Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

Heinz G. Konsalik is the son of J. G. Konsalik and the grandson of V. G. Konsalik. Heinz G. Konsalik, born in 1903, died in 1940. Heinz G. Konsalik was born to V. G. Konsalik and the grandson of A., M. Möller G. Konsalik. The family lives in Göteborg, Sweden. Konsalik Konsalik was born in 1932, was an engineer in an insurance company until 1939, he lived as a cook in an old apartment in Köln district. Konsalik passed away from heart disease in 1937. Heinz Konsalik, like the other German children, lived in Köln until he was in his early twenties. Heinz Günther Konsalik was born on March 10, 1876 to V. G. Konsalik. Konsalik was born around 1882 and graduated from the Obertechnik der Heiß (Welt des Konsalids) in 1883. V. G. Konsalik was born in 1892 and graduated.

Adam Was also Known for His Car Manufacture Which Produced High End Sedans Like the Fuhrer-Benz

 185 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 9th of May 1837
Automobile manufacturing pioneer Adam Opel is born in Rüsselsheim, Hessen, Germany.

Adam was also known for his car manufacture which produced high end sedans like the Fuhrer-Benz. He's a passionate fan of the sports car segment of the German media and works towards developing cars for the modern world. He also works as a designer for Daimler and was a model year winner where he was named to his racing team of the year 2009. In 2007, he was named a 2015 FIA World Rallycross Champion. Adam is also the founder of the world's first fully autonomous vehicle by the Ford Motor Company called R4. Adam's passion for making cars is a reason why he believes a modern electric car is not the ideal solution. He is still working towards getting his MQB-1 in on the road and will be using his personal brand and personal vehicle for the project as well as being able to develop R4. Adam is also now working towards acquiring more engines for his MQB-1 (which is an all-electric version of the M3). He is currently working on a car that could drive on the road and he will put his ideas to completion within the next few years.
Adam Opel. Adam was the founder of the R-Series racing car and he was a Formula 1 driver in the 1970s during his father's service.

The Following Is a Transcript of an Interview with the Deceased Spengler

 86 Years Ago Today

Friday 8th of May 1936
Historian and philosopher Oswald Arnold Gottfried Spengler dies of a heart attack at the age of 56 in München, Bayern, Germany.

Spengler was in business, publishing the first book in German science and philosophy. He was the first philosopher to enter the American publishing world. Most recently, he taught in Chicago's Humboldt Hall and was the publisher of The Atlantic Quarterly and The New Classical in New York City.

The following is a transcript of an interview with the deceased Spengler:
Q: Thanks, Oswald, for a very short time. Did you know that you were a journalist? A: Probably not. In my youth, I was a very close friend of Karl Spengler. In college at Leipzig, I was in a very interesting position. I had a great interest in Hegel as a student, partly because I had done a good thing in the lectures he gave. His lectures, in contrast, were interesting and thought out ideas. But I had a great interest in the way in which they could be put in action.
Q: How does one get into academia? A: Most students come to society as individuals. One of the things they learn is that people are different. To think they are different is to feel that you have different opinions. In other cultures, people can say, 'I like the politics of the world.'

Her Body Was Later Found Hanging from a Tree

 77 Years Ago Today War Das Engelchen Tot

Tuesday 1st of May 1945
Wife of Joseph Goebbels Magda Johanna Maria Magdalena Ritschel aka Engelchen commits suicide cyanide poisoning and a shot through the head at the age of 44 in Führerbunker, Berlin, Berlin, Germany.

Her body was later found hanging from a tree. He died in a hotel bath the day of the crime. John Kieferbach (1889-1969) was the best known person to watch during WWI. (C) G. C.
Wife of Hitler (1934-1985): The wife of the most prominent German war criminal, Adolf Hitler is the only known wife from the German SS family. He married Brigadier Fuhrer Kieferbach, who was the head of the SS, at that time in Germany. (C)
Wife of Winston Churchill. The wife of a Soviet Union leader, Herwig Hitler, is a major supporter of the Soviet Union. (C)
Wife of Hitler (1940-1990): The wife of John F. Kennett, President of the United States of America, the husband of John F. Kennett, the late president emeritus for the World Jewish Congress. A member of the Council of Foreign Relations of the Organization of Security Treaty Organization ("OSCE"), the Organization, as well as the International Council of Churches at The Hague.

He Was Taken to a Hospital Where He Was Declared Sane

 77 Years Ago Today His Head Was on the Table

Monday 30th of April 1945
Führer and Reichskanzler of Germany Adolf Hitler commits suicide by a shot in the head at the age of 56 in Führerbunker, Berlin, Berlin, Germany.

He was taken to a hospital where he was declared sane. His death has been named to the National Archives.
Friday, 09 June 1943.
W.T. - Schutzstaffel des Mates - Kierenkultur (Petersburg). The Kaiser's son was born. The order to carry on the war was given to the Kaiser. He was appointed to the post of Kaiser Wilhelm II on 20 July 1945.  He returned to Germany, where he served twenty years. He was buried the following day in a chapel at the old palace of Krieger.  In September 1944, Heinrich Himmler gave a final call regarding the war. His body will be presented at the Albert Goring memorial.  He was born in Wollstein to two siblings. He died of a heart attack on 30 February 1945 in a state of mind where he had a severe depression. He gave the name W.T to the hospital of Wulf Kautsky and Wilhelm Wilhelm von Braun to allow her to look in.

Werner Writes that Because There Was a Crisis He Contacted the German Government Who Said They Had no Need for Euthanasia

 120 Years Ago Today

Friday 25th of April 1902
Nazi psychiatrist Werner Heyde aka Fritz Sawade known for organizing the T-4 Euthanasia Program is born in Forst, Brandenburg, Germany.

Since 1954, he has been working under the leadership of Peter Wagner, a psychiatrist himself. Werner's interest in the euthanasia movement began in the 1990s when Wagner started making comments about "the suffering of the whole human race". He was also interviewed publicly about this fact. Werner says that in the early 1990s his theory about euthanasia was changed. He first published the article "The Future of the Oppressive Treatment" (The Guardian) in 1999. As mentioned, that article was published in March this year. In the article we are given the story of his discovery of the disease called T-4 Euthanasia or M-14. Werner writes that because there was a crisis, he contacted the German Government who said they had no need for euthanasia. Werner's hypothesis became known back in 2000 when a man named Andreas Mönich-Gothmann developed a theory about M-14 developed in the late 1970s about the "vast body of data and medical research that still has not been written about it". For the past three years he had researched and documented and compiled this massive database about euthanasia in Germany. In doing this he has had to ask for donations. Recently Johann Müller came to Germany with the idea they should ask for.

In 1974 Landauer Completed His PhD at the Max Planck Institute for the Prevention of Human Evolution

 152 Years Ago Today

Thursday 7th of April 1870
Anarchism theorist Gustav Landauer aka Commissioner of Enlightenment and Public Instruction of the Bavarian Soviet Republic is born in Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. For over twenty years, he served as a professional of the Bühringerland Socialist Party, the Berlin Party, National Socialist Social Democrats of Germany, German Marshall's Party and American Socialist Democrats and a member of the German Soviet Socialist Party. In 1974, Landauer completed his PhD at the Max Planck Institute for the Prevention of Human Evolution and has been a citizen of the Soviet Union as Minister of Psychology and of the Ministry of Psychology of Germany. He also spent time as a member of the German Federal Republic, the German Marshall's Party, National Social Democrats of Germany and a member of the German Federal Labor Union.
- Adolf Landauer

I Liked Classical Music But in Later Times There Were Times I Thought I'd Get Rid of it Because People Found it Boring or Boring

 131 Years Ago Today

Thursday 2nd of April 1891
Surrealist artist Max Ernst is born in Brühl, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

Max's father grew up on the farm in Schloss, west of Berlin. As a young boy he became acquainted with music because of the ability "I liked classical music but in later times there were times I thought I'd get rid of it because people found it boring or boring". Max has studied with a few French composers such as Günther König (1939-2014) and Carl Gustave Larsson (2010-2014), and at the time he was working as an illustration artist on a new album with John Schütz; however, when the album appeared he was unable to find a studio for the work. After doing many more pieces. Max started to get the impression of being an impressionist and so wrote a couple more pieces including a piece for Himmler's 'Wet of the Day' (1944) to give his impression while on tour of war. The album took over three months to complete before it was eventually released on 10th March 1945. It was also included in the album "Die Artigien Schutte", which was translated by Michael Frischmann in the 1990s which is a collection of over 150 works on the subject, mainly in German. This book is a work of historical detail and in particular Max Ernst.

As He Was Later to Die Aged 23 of Dysentery He Became an Adherent of This Great Sect of German Jews

 207 Years Ago Today

Saturday 1st of April 1815
1st Reichskanzler of Germany Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismarck is born in Schönhausen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany.

His father took part in the Jewish community's uprising against the regime and was sent to live with Bambur from 1565 until 1710. As his father's family was in exile, he was sent to Sachsen-Anhalt, the place where he lived until 1814, when German soldiers finally surrendered to British rule and allowed him to continue his education and later become head of a religious school in Sachsen-Anhalt to avenge his father in the Battle of the Bismarckian Theater of the Battle of Passau in 1719. As he was later to die aged 23 of dysentery he became an adherent of this great sect of German Jews led by B. Durch. During his time as a Jewish student he studied Hebrew at the University of Leipzig and later joined the Jewish Community of St. Francis of Assisi in France. He graduated in 1719 from the University. He then founded an early Jewish center, Leipzig The Jewish Centre in Leipzig, where he worked as a writer for the German Jewish Week. An international newspaper and weekly magazine, The Jewish Week, grew slowly, and was published in some twenty countries until 1922.

If You Would Like More Information About Aldi's Current Plans to Run Their Small Grocery Business or Even Less Information on the Details of What the Group Is Now Up to You Can Contact Me

 100 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 28th of March 1922
Entrepreneur Theodor Paul 'Theo' Albrecht known for co-founding Aldi supermarket is born in Essen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

An old college dean told me his first idea was to open a "big brick shop." Since then he has also worked at some successful multinational companies in Germany and the North-West. On his third and fourth plans are to expand into Germany's smaller grocery business. As far in principle as Aldi is concerned, they have never done more than that, which is to put their products on the shelves and give one man the opportunity to run a small grocery chain. In a nutshell, because of my background in the small world of food planning, I've learned the way to create a successful small grocery chain. If you would like more information about Aldi's current plans to run their small grocery business or even less information on the details of what the group is now up to, you can contact me at roh.albrecht@aol.com. Below are the links to their website: Aldi Enterprises blog - www.davidrohalbrecht.com - www.theoregreekbooks.com "I love living in the company, I believe in the value and are proud that I've established myself as a success. I look forward to working with them. We have set up shop.

He Was Regarded as a Very Intelligent Speaker Although a Bit Off Topic

 

190 Years Ago Today Wollte Er Mehr Licht
Thursday 22nd of March 1832

Poet, writer and botanist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe dies of heart failure at the age of 83 in Brauhausgasse 10, Weimar, Thüringen, Germany.
A celebrated Berlinist poet, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe had a son born after his untimely death. His mother, Eva von Goethe, was born after two of his relatives were assassinated in 1942. He died in the early weeks of this morning. He became an internationally known German public speaker after he won his fourth Nobel Prize. He was regarded as a very intelligent speaker, although a bit off topic. He is buried this afternoon. Johann Wolfgang was one of the most influential philosophers in Germany for several thousand years and has lived one of the longest lives. During this period of time it wasn't unusual for him to speak to crowds of people.
He was also one of the founding members of the University of Berlin, and had many of the university's famous lectures delivered to his students. He was known as one of the most fascinating and well known members of our great university world and this is why he became one of our top five most talked about thinkers in Germany, being one of the most influential modern German philosophers. A well known professor of German philosophy who was the head of the Institute for the Study of Philosophy for over 30 years his tenure as chancellor.

He Won't Be Happy About This or That!

 127 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 20th of March 1895
Psychiatrist Fredric Wertham is born as Friedrich Ignatz Wertheimer in München, Bayern, Germany.

He was one of an astounding number of people who have met Friedrich as a child and, having met a few things along the way, we can say that he has come an amazing distance in his field, his professional knowledge, a love of mathematics and life on a very high level. The way he developed his methods for research into a world that includes mathematics and science was his characteristic. He was able to solve problems which in reality were more like real problems and he is such an outstanding mathematician; he developed such a huge amount of logic in the last year that has now resulted in the first book written on this subject, and this is an amazing chapter for the readers in this book. The work of his method is to make sure that his ideas can be applied to any mathematical work that he has attempted. Friedrich has been involved for many years in leading groups such as the World Mathematics Association, the Mathematical Society of America (NUSA), and the Mathematical Journal of the Society of Mathematics as well as in developing numerous specialised training courses for students from different countries. In order to continue this work and to build up an army of students interested in his work, we invite you all to come and attend a number of lectures with him. He won't be happy about this or that!

Even on Sunday it Is Really Nice to Travel Without a Car

 233 Years Ago Today

Monday 16th of March 1789

Physicist and mathematician Georg Simon Ohm is born in Erlangen, Bayern, Germany.

He spent over a century researching mathematical phenomena.

Fifty years have passed since the last time we visited Erlangen. And as we wait to finally bring this discovery of information to you, Erlangen has become a city we can only assume means we have to explore further and further. With its modern amenities and lively life (no toilets, no stables, no library, little rooms are all just in the town), Erlangen has a strong affinity with the art form. Our country and culture have been shaped by our fascination with math, mathematics and mathematics in this unique and interesting country.

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Erlangen with such amazing events as the Allele (an enormous event which means the town is in tune with you), the Reutgleitung (a special place of religious and philosophical prayer, the best way to get to know the town and people), the Völkisch (the best places to get to know them, the first time you encounter local artists, mathematicians and physicists, of all ages) as well as the "Euhemerschutz" (the best places to visit art museums) (even on Sunday, it is really nice to travel without a car.) The town is a perfect location for an event like this.

Just as You Look Around You See a Pair of Dark Shapes Running Up Towards You

 127 Years Ago Today

Thursday 7th of March 1895
Writer Leopold von Sacher-Masoch dies of unknown causes at the age of 59 in Mollerschen Landhaus, Lindheim, Hessen, Germany.

As they were waiting there for the train to stop for them, there is a sudden loud noise so loud it makes you forget that you have ever heard it before. "What do we say?" you might ask.
But your brain is ready to know all your answers, so you simply tell the train and it will pass you by. The person you meet will then return to you and you have no need to think about your situation. You would just say "thank you", but when you make contact with them it's clear he or she only speaks directly to you.
But as they slowly get nearer, you begin to run up to them. You hear them screaming. The train does nothing but leave the other side of the railway with the trains still running behind you. You hear a sudden noise to you from across your path. Just as you look around you see a pair of dark shapes running up towards you. There is a sudden explosion of glass coming from one of the other sides. Even though you expected this, this didn't occur. "What did my father kill?" cries the driver. "This girl is dead?!" Your brains are totally shattered. Why in God's name did the train stop or how can they do that?

He Has Completed the "Pronat" Series and Has Won Many Awards

 69 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 25th of February 1953
Artist Martin Kippenberger is born in Dortmund, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

He has been awarded several prestigious awards: most recently, the Hansard of Excellence Award by his mentor, the Nobel Prize. He also won a Gold Medal in a field of art which encompasses the world. Martin holds an advanced degree in French Art from the University of Freiburg. Martin has performed in several German national competitions including the European National Championships, World Junior Championship, and the German Youth European Championship held in September in Berlin. He has completed the "Pronat" series and has won many awards: German National Award, the Nobel Prize and the award in the Netherlands World Junior Certificate. He also holds a large number of honorary doctorate awards in the Arts, Literature, Theatre and Design fields. Martin lives in Oslo with his wife and two daughters, Hyrvold and Rosamond and his wife Sophie.