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Deutschland 33/45
#34.16 Der Führer schützt das Recht

Deutschland 33/45

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2025 26:07


Wie reagierten die Deutschen auf die Zeit der langen Messer? Und wer profitierte eigentlich von den Morden? Melde dich und unterstütz mich doch auf Patreon oder mit Paypal: https://linktr.ee/deutschland33_45pod Carl Schmitt: Der Führer schützt das Recht, Deutsche Juristenzeitung, 1.8.1934: klick Intro-Musik arrangiert und vertont von Max, Auszüge aus Reden von Joseph Goebbels (Rede vor dem Reichsverband der Deutschen Presse am 18.11.1934) und Adolf Hitler (Abschlussrede auf dem Reichsparteitag am 10.9.1934), beide via www.archive.org Outro-Musik: Brigitte Horney u. Theo Mackeben Ensamble "So oder so ist das Leben" (1934) Erwähnte Folgen #33.37 Furchtbare Justiz und #33.41 Parteiendämmerung (Carl Schmitt) Ausgewählte Literatur: Ulrich Herbert: Best. Biographische Studien über Radikalismus, Weltanschuung und Vernunft. 1903-1989, 3. Aufl., Bonn 1996. Reiner Möckelmann: Hannah von Bredow. Bismarcks furchtlose Enkelin gegen Hitler, Darmstadt 2018. Henrik Eberle: Briefe an Hitler: Ein Volk schreibt seinem Führer. Unbekannte Dokumente aus Moskauer Archiven - zum ersten Mal veröffentlicht, 2007. Tags: #Neuere_und_neueste_Geschichte #Deutschland

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Am Meer – Bismarck in Biarritz

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 17, 2024 9:56


In unserer Sommer-Staffel geht's an den Strand – und zwar in prominenter Begleitung! In dieser Episode folgen die beiden Hosts Kathrin Sander und Inka Schmeling den Spuren Otto von Bismarcks. 1862 reiste er – 47 Jahre alt, verheiratet und Vater von drei Kindern – nach Biarritz an die französische Atlantikküste. Und verliebte sich dort prompt in die Frau eines Kollegen ...

Deutschland 33/45
#33.15: Der Tag von Potsdam

Deutschland 33/45

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2023 22:37


Die Nazis und ihre konservativ-autokratischen Koalitionspartner planen eine Reihe von Propagandashows, um das Bündnis zwischen "altem" und "neuem" Deutschland in Szene zu setzen. Kontakt: deutschland33.45pod@gmail.com X: @deutsch33_45pod Instagram: @deutschland33_45pod Blog: https://deutschland3345.podcaster.de/ Patreon: https://patreon.com/user?u=45155460 Ausgewählte Literatur: Ian Kershaw: Hitler. 1889-1936, Stuttgart 1998. Wolfram Pyta: Hindenburg. Herrschaft zwischen Hohenzollern und Hitler, München 2007. Reiner Möckelmann: Hannah von Bredow. Bismarcks furchtlose Enkelin gegen Hitler, Stuttgart 2018. Peter Longerich: Goebbels. Biographie, München 2012. Update (3.12.23) Martin Sabrow: Der "Tag von Potsdam". Zur doppelten Karriere eines politischen Mythos, in: Der Tag von Potsdam, hrsg. v. Christoph Kopke und Werner Treß, Berlin 2013.

Kings and Generals: History for our Future
3.73 Fall and Rise of China: Yellow Peril and a War in the East

Kings and Generals: History for our Future

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 13, 2023 40:13


Last time we spoke about the Red Bearded Honghuzi Bandits. Yes Manchuria and many parts of China proper have had a bandit problem going back to ancient times. The borderlands between the Russian Empire and Qing Dynasty proved to be the perfect grounds for bandits to evolve. The Honghuzi were getting larger, more organized and certain leaders amongst them would have long lasting impacts on the history of China. Such names that come to mind are Zhang Zuolin and the Dogmeat General Zhang Zongchang. Such forces were incorporated officially into the Qing military to thwart other bandit groups and eventually to harass the Russians or Japanese in conflict looming on the horizon. Everything seems to be hot in Manchuria, Russian has full on invaded her and is reluctant to drag her troops out. There are those unhappy with this circumstance and they will soon make themselves heard loud and clear.    #73 The Yellow Peril and a War in the East   Welcome to the Fall and Rise of China Podcast, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about the history of Asia? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on history of asia and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel where I cover the history of China and Japan from the 19th century until the end of the Pacific War. The Boxer Rebellion is over. The Russo-Chinese War in Manchuria is over. Order had been restored to Beijing and in Manchuria things were significantly quieted down. Now the other nations of the 8 nation alliance had their hands full dealing with the expedition against Beijing and they sort of turned a blind eye to what was a side conflict in Manchuria. But when things were settling down and 177,000 Russian forces had more or less invaded and were occupying Manchuria, well a lot of eyeballs bulged. Britain and Japan sought common cause, both had significant investments in the Asia-Pacific. For example Britain had Weihaiwei and was literally staring down at the Russians over in Port Arthur and Dalien. Japan had been slighted by the triple intervention by Russia, Germany and France, losing her acquisitions of Port Arthur and Dalien to the Russians. Manchuria was always seen as a buffer zone to the Japanese, she now hand a toehold in Korea and such large Russian activity in Manchuria was very threatening. Let us not forget the entire war between the Qing dynasty and Japan over Korea, to a lesser extent also had Russian as a 4th party. Russia did meddle in Korea and continuously antagonized Japan. Thus with common cause Japan and Britain formed an alliance on January 30th of 1902. In response Russia and France formed their own on March 16th of 1902. The alliances basically worked to thwart any other great powers from getting involved in a potential war between Japan and Russia.  Now Russia also agreed to the rest of the great powers that she would gradually withdraw her forces from Manchuria. It was to be rolled out in 3 periods of 6 months. The first phase saw southwest Manchuria evacuated and returned to China, but when it came to the second phase, suddenly Russia was making demands for concessions to the Qing dynasty.  Britain, Japan and the US protested the demands and this bolstered China to reject them. Now turned back the clock a bit there was another sticky situation. When chaos was erupting in Korea, King Gojong ran to the Russians for protection for over two years. This turned the nations favor towards the Russians over the Chinese and Japanese. Russia seized this opportunity to strengthen her forces in defense of her legation in Korea, and this action was met with actions taken up by Japan. Japanese and Russian officials met and this was the result verbatim: A further agreement between Russia and Japan had been signed in Tokyo on 25 April 1898. The agreement contained three understandings: The independence of Korea was assured; neither country would interfere in Korea's domestic affairs. There would be no appointment of military or civil advisers without discussion with the interested parties. Russia agreed not to hinder Japan's development of trade with Korea.  Aside from this the Russians of course wanted to seize as much as they could. A Russian-Korean bank was formed in 1897, and a timber cutting contract was given to Russian industrialists in the Yalu river area. In 1901, Tsar Nicholas II told Prince Henry of Prussia, "I do not want to seize Korea but under no circumstances can I allow Japan to become firmly established there. That will be a “casus belli." The contract only came into effect when the Manchurian railway projects were kicking off and when able bodies were around, which came about during the occupation of Manchuria. In april of 1903 Russians acquired some land and established a fort at Yongampo near the mouth of the Yalu river. America and Japan received similar concessions in the region. The Japanese began receiving reports, indicating Port Arthur was being heavily stocked with supplies and a large body of Russian troops were advancing across the Liaodong Peninsula towards Korea. Thus from the Japanese point of view it looked clear Russia was not honoring her agreements. On July 28th of 1903, the Japanese ambassador at St Petersburg was instructed to make it known to the Russians, the 7 demands they made to China was not seen as a “relaxation of her hold on Manchuria but rather a consolidation” Two days later, Russian Admiral Alexeiev was appointed Viceroy of the Far East. Alexeiev would hold supreme power to exercises diplomacy between Russian East Asia and her neighbors as well as command the Russian military and naval forces in the east. From the Japanese point of view, a permanent Russian occupation of Manchuria would be prejudicial over her own security and interests. It would also threaten Korea, which was her sphere of interest, one she was not looking to share. Russia agreed to consider drawing up a new treaty. On August 12th of 1903 a draft was presented at St Petersburg, but in the meantime Russia was strengthening her position in the far east. This tense situation kept going, until January 13th of 1904 when Japan offered to recognize Manchuria as being outside her sphere of interest, if Russia would agree Korea was Japan's sphere of interest. It was to be blunt a very fair deal. Japan requested an early reply to the proposal, but by February 4th of 1904 no reply was forthcoming. Two days later the Japanese ambassador, Mr. Kurino called upon the Russian foreign minister, Count Lamsdorf to take his leave. Kurino explained to Lamsdorf that the Japanese government had decided to adopt some “independent action” deeming it necessary to defend its established rights and legitimate interests. Basically Japan's patience had come to an end. The Russian ambassador to Tokyo, Baron Rosen, had continuously sent warnings to his superiors in St Petersburg that if they continued to corner Japan, she would most certainly fight them. Such sentiment was shared by War Minister General Kuroptkin who resigned in a state of exasperation some months earlier. Tsar Nicholas II did not want a war, but he was continuously assured by his advisers, Japan was not strong enough to fight them. When Mr. Kurino took his leave, the immediate signal was made to Admiral Alexeiev, who was in Tokyo at the time. The new viceroy saw with his own eyes evidence of Japanese mobilization and he advised St Petersburg accordingly. The Japanese foreign ministry confirmed their government had run out of patience. However all of this was taken to be a bluff. It has been theorized Alexeiev was simply not averse to a war with a country he certainly deemed inferior to his own. It is also theorized Tsar Nicholas II probably believed if a war would to break out it would be a short and victorious one, and perhaps such an event could distract the tide of revolution hitting his nation, the people of Russia were not happy anymore about the Romanov rule. Funny enough, all of these talks, deceptions and plans were to take shape in China. The Chinese were literally never even thought of or spoken to, and soon a war would literally occur within their borders against their will. How did this all come about? It might sound a bit funny, but a large reason the Russo-Japanese War would occur would simply be a result of, pardon my french, shit talking by one Kaiser Wilhelm II. When Kaiser Wilhelm I died on March 9th of 1888, Germany fell to Frederick III who died of throat cancer only 99 days after taking the reins. On June 15th, a 29 year old Kaiser Wilhelm II took the throne. Now for those of you who don't know, Otto von Bismarck, the man who unified Germany was during the late 19th century one of the greatest political players in the world. Bismarck had an incredible understanding of the balance of power theory and studied all the most powerful nations national interests. He brokered international deals using his knowledge to increase Germany's standing in global politics and he also in many ways designed a system of international alliances to thwart a global war….which ironically would in many ways cause ww1. If you want to know more specifically about this by the way, check out Kings and Generals alliances that caused WW1, I wrote that script and its a fascinating story. Dan Carlin famously referred to Bismarcks work as creating a giant hand grenade, that if the pin got pulled out, only Bismarck understood how to put it back in. While Bismarck was in power things were pretty good, but he was such a colossal figure, that when the young Kaiser came into power, many of his advisers suggested he was being overshadowed by Bismarck. Kaiser Wilhelm II listening to his advisers, sought to stop Bismarck from taking the quote en quote “day to day” administration. Conflicts began to arise between the two men. Wilhelm did not understand the complexities of Bismarcks international relations and saw him as far too peaceful. Wilhelm gradually fell under the influence of his military leaders to the dismay of Bismarck who thought the Kaiser would lead them swiftly into a war with a nation like Russia. In 1890 Bismarck resigned under pressure from Wilhelm II and other German leaders, and as Dan Carlin would say, now the grenade he created was set to go off. Now when the new Kaiser venturing into international relations, he was deeply influenced by a ideological concept that he would use as a tool to coerce international players to act out. The concept is known as the “yellow peril” “le Peril Jaune” as coined by Russian sociologist Jacques Novikow in the late 19th century. In essence the yellow peril was a racist ideology that held asians to be subhuman, like apes and monkeys, but also that as a racial group should they unite, they would threaten what was thought to be the superior race of the day, whites. Basically the idea was that if all the nations of asia were to unite, they could retaliate against the White nations who were at the time colonizing or forcing unequal treaties upon them. There was also a religious element to it, that Christianity was under threat from the hoards of the east.  Now back to Wilhelm II, one of his advisers was the diplomat Max von Brandt who advised him that Imperial Germany had major colonial interests in China. The Triple Intervention that Germany endorsed was justified by the Kaiser under the guise it was to thwart what he began calling “die Gelbe Gefahr / the yellow peril”. The Kaiser began a propaganda campaign using the famous allegorical lithograph “Peoples of Europe, Guard your Most Sacred Possessions” created in 1895 by Hermann Knackfuss. You can google the image. The lithograph portrays the European monarchs with Germany as the leader of Europe personified by a “prehistoric warrior-goddesses being led by the Archangel Michael against the yellow peril from the east. The east is seen as a dark cloud of smoke which rests eerily upon a calm Buddha, wreathed in flame”. The imagery is very apparent, white and christianity is under threat from asian and their eastern religions. This type of ideology goes all the way back to Ancient Greece and Persia, its the age old west vs east stuff. Today you would call this sort of talk, a race war. Now you are probably asking, ok this leader of Germany is just a racist dude, how does this cause a war between Russia and Japan? This story is rather hilarious and hard to believe, but in summary, the Kaiser used the ideology to trick his cousin into war.  For those unaware, Kaiser Wilhelm II was first cousins with King Geoerge V of Britain,  to Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, to Queens Marie of Romania, Maud of Norway, Victoria Eugene of Spain, and even the woman he would eventually marry, the Empress of Russia. Now the Germany presented to Wilhelm was involved in some alliances. I mentioned Britain and Japan had an alliance and France and Russian had an alliance. Wilhelm and his advisers sought to increase Germany's stature. Wilhelm believed that if Russia went to war with Japan, it would break up the Franco-Russian alliance and with no one else to turn to, Russia would seek an alliance with Germany. Wilhelms reasoning was that France was not supporting of Russians expansion into asia and such aggressive actions like going to war with Japan would be highly disapproved by France. The French Premier Maurice Rouvier publicly declared that the Franco-Russian alliance applied only in Europe and not Asia and that if Japan and Russia went to war, France would remain neutral. Such rhetoric seemed to prove Wilhelms beliefs. Germany meanwhile felt threatened by Britain and had embarked on what was known as the Tirpitz Plan in the late 1890s. The Tirpitz plan was Germany's plan to achieve world power status through naval power, but the world's greatest navy of course was Britain at the time. What essentially happened was Germany challenging Britain to an arms race in the form of naval warship building programs. Everything the Kaiser pursued during the late 19th century was what was called “Weltpolitik / world politics” which essentially was just Germany's imperialistic foreign policy to become a global power. Wilhelm and his advisers were playing world politics to weaken rivals and strengthen Germany plain and simple.  So Wilhelm believes he can break the French-Russian alliance and squeeze himself in Frances place if he can get the Russians to go to war with Japan who just happened to be allied to Germany's main rival, Britain. Some real game of thrones stuff here. Wilhelm also believed if Germany could pull this off, France would be compelled to join them, forming a triple alliance against Britain and Japan so they could all pursue their expansionist policies in places like Asia. There was also the belief pulling this off would pull Russia away from the Balkans which was a huge source of tension with Germany's main ally Austro-Hungary. Thats all fine and dandy, but how does Wilhelm get his cousin Tsar Nicholas to go to war with the Japanese, here comes the yellow peril.  Starting in 1895, Kaiser Wilhelm began using the Yellow Peril ideology to portray Germany as the great defender of the west against the barbarism of the east. But then all of a sudden Wilhelm began sending personal letters to his cousin Nicholas praising him as the quote “savior of the white races” and began urging him to take a more hardened approach to Asia. The letters between the two have been referred to as the “willy-nicky” letters, consisting of 75 messages sent back and forth between 1895-1914. I wont list them all of course but lets take a peak at how Wilhelm wrote to his cousin. In 1895 Wilhelm wrote this from Kaltenbronn Schwarzwald. I will paraphrase of course there's a ton of fluff. Dearest Nicky, I thank you sincerely for the excellent way in which you initiated the combined action of Europe[27] for the sake of its interests against Japan. It was high time that energetic steps were taken, and will make an excellent impression in Japan as elsewhere. It shows to evidence how necessary it is that we should hold together, and also that there is existent a base of common interests upon which all European nations may work in joint action for the welfare of all as is shown by the adherence of France to us two. May the conviction that this can be done without touching a nations honour, take root more and more firmly, then no doubt the fear of war in Europe will dissipate more and more. The kind and most valuable messages which you sent me through Osten Sacken[28] by Count Eulenburgs transmission in Vienna have given me a signal proof of your loyalty and openness towards me. I shall certainly do all in my power to keep Europe quiet and also guard the rear or Russia so that nobody shall hamper your action towards the Far East! For that is clearly the great task of the future for Russia to cultivate the Asian Continent and to defend Europe from the inroads of the Great Yellow race. In this you will always find me on your side ready to help you as best I can. You have well understood that call of Providence and have quickly grasped the moment; it is of immense political and historical value and much good will come of it. I shall with interest await the further development of our action and hope that, just as I will gladly help you to settle the question of eventual annexations[29] of portions of territory for Russia, you will kindly see that Germany may also be able to acquire a Port somewhere were it does not "gêne" you. You can see how Wilhelm is egging on his cousin about how Germany will have his back if he were to be bolder in Asia. Also the cute end bit about Germany acquiring some ports.  In 1898 for a New Years letter Wilhelm sent this Dearest Niky May this New Year be a happy one for you dear Allx and the whole of your house and country. May the plans, which you mature be fullfilled for the wellfare of your people. Henry's mission^ is one of the steps I have taken for the help and countenance of your lofty Ideals—without which no sovereign can exist—in promoting civilisation I. e. Christianity in [41] the Far East! Will you kindly accept a drawing I have sketched for you, showing the Symbolising figures of Russia and Germany as sentinels at the Yellow Sea for the proclaiming of the Gospel of Truth and Light in the East. I drew the sketch in the Xmas week under the blaze of the lights of theXmas trees!  Here Wilhelm is pressing upon the religious aspect and is basically flattering Nicholas. Again in 1898 Wilhelm wrote Dearest Nicky I must congratulate you most heartily at the successful issue of your action at Port Arthur ; we two will make a good pair of sentinels at the entrance of the gulf of Petchili, who will be duly respected especially by the Yellow Ones ! I think the way you managed to soothe the feelings of the "fretful Japs"by the masterly arrangement at Korea a remarkably fine piece of diplomacy and a great show of foresight; which Is apt to show what a boon it was that by your great journey,^ you were able to study the Question of the Far East locally and are now morally speaking the Master of Peking! Fretful Japs indeed In 1902 we get probably the most important letter involving the yellow peril Dear Nicky This is the more necessary as/certain symptoms in the East seems to show that Japan is becoming a rather restless customer and that the situation necessitates all coolness and decision of the Peace Powers. The news of the attachment of the Japanese General Yamai^—former leader of the Jap. troops in China—to the Legation at Peking in order to take in hand the reorganisation of the Chinese Army—i.e. for the unavowed object of driving every other foreigner out of China—is very serious. 20 to 30 Million of trained Chinese helped by half a dozen Jap. Divisions and led by fine, undaunted Christian hating Jap. Officers, is a future to be con- templated not without anxiety; and not impossible. In fact it is the coming into reality of the *'Yellow Peril" which I depicted some years ago, and for which engraving I was laughed at by the greater mass of the People for my graphic depiction of it ... Your devoted friend and cousin, Willy, Admiral of the Atlantic".  And there it is, an army of millions of Chinese led by Japanese officers, the yellow peril. So for years Wilhelm egged on his cousin, making him believe he was this savior of the white race, holding the yellow hoard back from sweeping over Europe. Wilhelm also made sure to leave ambiguous ideas that Germany had Russians back, that if war came and let's say a nation like Britain jumped into the mix, Germany would jump in too. Arguable if there was any reality behind these claims. Now back to the situation in the far east, King Gojong found his nation stuck between two tigers again, this time it was Japan and Russia. He believed the key to the issue was Manchuria and sought for Korea to remain as neutral as possible so she could hope to preserve her independence, I would saw independence with finger quotes. Meanwhile the Chinese ambassador to St Petersburg, Hu Weide was receiving reports from Beijing on whether Russia or Japan were likely to win such a war and how it would favor China. It was argued it was in China's interest for Japan to win, because a Japanese victory would likely breakdown Russians stronghold on Manchuria and perhaps China could wrestle it all back in. China decided in December of 1903 to remain neutral if war came, because while she knew Japan was the only one in the far east capable of pushing Russia out, she also did not know what Japan's ambitions might be in Manchuria.  In early 1904 negotiations continued between Russia and Japan, but like I mentioned earlier Japan gradually figured out Russia was not being serious. This was more than likely due to an infamous message sent by Wilhelm to Nicholas in December of 1903.  Since 97—Kiaochow—we have never left Russia in any doubt that we would cover her back in Europe, in case she decided to pursue a bigger policy in the Far East that might lead to military complications (with the aim of relieving our eastern border from the fearful pressure and threat of the massive Russian army!). Whereupon, Russia took Port Arthur and trusting us, took her fleet out of the Baltic, thereby making herself vulnerable to us by sea. In Danzig 01 and Reval 02, the same assurance was given again, with result that entire Russian divisions from Poland and European Russia were and are being sent to the Far East. This would not had happened if our governments had not been in agreement! Nicholas for his part was prepared to compromise with Japan, but the incessant letters from Wilhelm egging him on as a coward for thinking about compromising gradually broke the Tsar. The Kaiser wrote this: undertaking the protection and defence of the White Race, and with it, Christian civilization, against the Yellow Race. And whatever the Japs are determined to ensure the domination of the Yellow Race in East Asia, to put themselves at its head and organise and lead it into battle against the White Race. That is the kernel of the situation, and therefore there can be very little doubt about where the sympathies of all half-way intelligent Europeans should lie. England betrayed Europe's interests to America in a cowardly and shameful way over the Panama Canal question, so as to be left in 'peace' by the Yankees. Will the 'Tsar' likewise betray the interests of the White Race to the Yellow as to be 'left in peace' and not embarrass the Hague tribunal too much?. Nicholas replied he still sought peace, and Wilhelm replied in telegram “oh you innocent angel, this is the language of an innocent angel. But not that of a White Tsar!” Regardless of the Tsar's feelings, Japan was firmly under the belief Russia was not serious about seeking a peaceful solution to their dispute over Manchuria and Korea. When Japan proposed recognizing Manchuria was Russia's sphere of influence if Russia would respect their sphere of influence over Korea, the Russia counter proposal was basically, no, Russia would retain Manchuria and Korea would be open game.  Potential diplomatic resolutions between the two nations had thus failed. Historians generally argue it was the fault of Nicholas II who pushed his administration to give no ground. Why he acted this way though has two major arguments, one I have highlighted, the egging on by the Kaiser, but there was another element at play. The Russian people were frankly fed up with the royal family, the people were looking for change. To start a war and rile up patriotism could have been an attempt to quell the Russian people from revolutionary actions and in retrospect it certainly seems the case. The Tsar's advisers despite being hawkish did not seek a war with Japan, they simply wanted to bully what they thought was a weaker nation into submission. Because the reality was, Manchuria was far, the trans siberian railway was not complete, moving troops and provisions such a distance was a colossal task.  Japan performed a large scale study of the Russian power in Manchuria. The Japanese had been secretly surveying and mapping as far as east of Lake Baikal. In 1904 the Japanese had 380,000 active and reserve army forces, 200,000 in the 2nd reserve, another 50,000 in conscription reserve and 220,000 trained men of the national army, thus they could in theory toss 850,000 men into a conflict and by conscripting perhaps 4,250,000 who would all have to be trained taking time and money. Japan's effective strength was 257,000 infantry, 11,000 cavalry and 894 artillery pieces. They held 12 infantry divisions each containing 11,400 infantry, 430 cavalry and 36 guns a piece. Their troops received 12 months training, once the war started this would be cut to 6 months. Their artillery battalions held 3 batteries with both field and mountain guns ranging in caliber of 2.95 inches to 4.72 inches. Their infantry were equipped with a modern 1900 .256 inch magazine rifle that could fire 2000 yards but was effective at 300. Each soldier carried a knapsack, greatcoat and shelter tent. In their sacks were two days rations and entrenching tools. For machine guns they would receive Hotchkiss guns. The logistical system for the Japanese would be much better than the Russians. They had a series of lines of support. The soldiers carried two days rations, with echelons of transports that carried provisions behind them. Each division had its own transport battalion, including an ambulance train to deal with casualties. Chinese carts, Chinese and Korean coolies would all be paid premium prices for logistical aid. The Japanese would buy local foodstuff from the Koreans and Chinese at premium prices to earn the local populaces support over the Russians. For the Russians their army stood roughly at 4.5 million, but only 6 of the 25 European army corps would play an active role in the far east. By February of 1904 the Russians had roughly 60,000 troops, 3000 cavalry and 164 guns posted at Vladivostok, Harbin and Port Arthur. By Mid february this would be increased to 95,000; with 45,000 at Vladivostok, 8000 at Harbin, 9000 in Haicheng; 11,000 near the Yalu and 22,000 around Port Arthur. The Russian had the European 1st, 4th, 8th, 10th, 16th and 17th army corps each numbering 28,000 rifles and 112 guns. Alongside these were 7 Siberian corps. While the Russians held the advantage in numbers, the trans siberian was not complete and the route going around Lake Baikal formed a massive delay. Lake Baikal is basically the size of Switzerland, around 386 miles long. Thus the forces in Manchuria would be at the mercy of local foodstuffs for provisions, which meant they were competing with the Japanese to purchase them, while the Japanese had their own nations foodstuffs coming via sea transport, from Korea and of course within China. The Russian troops were armed with a .299 caliber rifles, but their training was lackluster and required all men to fire at short range on orders from superior officers. The upcoming war would catch the Russian gunners in the midst of a  re-equipment programme. A third of their guns were a new 3 inch quick firing gun with a range of 6000 yards, capable of battering the Japanese artillery. However the gunners training period was quite literally on the job. Thus many of the gunners were coming into the conflict with a new technology they had not even fired yet. Japan's population was then 46.5 million, Russia's 130 million. The Russian military opinion saw the Japanese “as little people who lived in paper houses…and wasted hours on flower arrangement and tea ceremonies”. However, Minister of War Kuropatkin visited Japan in 1903 and was impressed by their infantry and artillery, stating that they were equal to any European army, and advocated avoiding war with them. Russia's navy was much larger, but divided between the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea and the Pacific, whereas Japan's was concentrated in her home waters. By 1902, Russia began strengthening her Pacific squadron and, by the end of 1903, had 7 battleships, 7 cruisers, 25 destroyers and 27 smaller ships. The IJN (the Japanese Navy) consisted of 6 battleships, 10 cruisers, 40 destroyers and 40 smaller vessels. The Russian ships were a hotchpotch of differing types, armaments and speeds, with a varied amount of armor protection. The Japanese ships were nearly all British built, uniform and faster. Alcohol excess amongst Russian crews was a serious problem. Baltic crews spent the 6 months of winter ashore because the gulf of Finland froze and because of bureaucratic demand for uniformity. So did the crews of the Black Sea fleet. Thus, Russian sailors spent less time at sea and less time training. The Japanese navy under British instruction spent more time at sea, and trained intensively. Japanese sailors were literate, while most Russian sailors were not. These variables would come out to play when dealing with steam-driven warships, the most technologically advanced weapons of the day. At the outbreak of the conflict the Russian Far East fleet would have 7 battleships, 6 cruisers and 13 destroyers at Port Arthur. At Vladivostok were 4 first class cruisers, with a number of torpedo boats. At Chemulpo in Korea were the protected cruisers Varya and gunboat Koreyetz. A crucial component of the conflict would be commanding the sea ways. Both nations recognized this fact all too well. The Russian far east fleet was constrained from year the round training by being icebound in Vladivostok for 3 months of the year. Her fleet was also a ragtag bunch with different armaments, speed, armor and flexibility. Russia was dependent on foreign built ships, though she was fully capable of building her own. Russia had ships built from Britain, Germany, France and the US. The Russian navy was based on conscription at 7 years with 3 years of reserve.  The IJN combined fleet was led by Vice-Admiral Heihachiro Togo. The two divided squadrons of the Russian Pacific Fleet were commanded overall by Admiral Oskar Ludvig Stark. The Main Russian squadron was in Port Arthur and the other cruiser squadron was at Vladivostok under the command of Admiral Nikolai Skrydlov. Port Arthur offered some shore artillery battery defense, though it was underfunded due to divestments for the development of Dalny, and its dry dock capabilities were quite limited compared to that of Sasebo. The Russians were bluffing the Japanese while continuing the strengthen their position in the far east. But the Japanese would not wait for them to do so.   I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. Kaiser Wilhelm II had egged his cousin Tsar Nicholas II into facing against the Empire of Japan. Little did the Russian Tsar know, but he was about to send his nation to their doom, for the Japanese had done their homework and were determined to rid Manchuria of the Russian menace

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Jakten på Bismarck 1941 (nymixad repris)

Militärhistoriepodden

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 13, 2023 49:01


En av andra världskrigets mer dramatiska händelser var den brittiska jakten på det tyska slagskeppet Bismarck i maj 1941. Det tyska slagskeppet inledde en utbrytning på Atlanten den 19 maj och sänktes endast åtta dagar senare den 27 maj efter anfall från ett stort antal brittiska fartyg och marinflygplan. Under den korta operationen hann det tyska slagskeppet i en kort strid sänka brittiska flottans stora stolthet slagkryssaren HMS Hood i Danmarksundet.I denna nymixade repris av Militärhistoriepodden berättar Martin Hårdstedt och Peter Bennesved den dramatiska historien om sänkningen av ett av det största och mest fulländade slagskepp som byggts och satts i operativ tjänst. Men berättelsen är inte bara dramatisk utan hela händelsen ställer en rad frågor till eftervärlden. Vad var syftet med att till synes kasta bort ett så dyrt och stort fartyg i något som kan uppfattas som en självmordsattack? Vilken roll hade Bismarck och de tunga ytfartygen i andra världskrigets kamp om herraväldet över Atlanten? Och vem sänkte egentligen Bismarck – britterna eller den tyska besättningen?Historien om Bismarcks sänkning är inte bara dramatiska utan genom att följa operationen och tankarna bakom Bismarcks utbrytning på Atlanten får vi inblickar i det strategiska spelet om Atlanten och försörjningen av den brittiska krigsinsatsen. De tyska slagskeppen hade inte som främsta syfte att utmana den brittiska flottan. För att kunna göra det krävdes större resurser. Istället kom de stora tunga tyska fartygen att användas för att bekämpa de allierades konvojer på Atlanten och tillsammans med ubåtarna strypa den brittiska försörjningen.Den som vill veta mer om sänkningen av Bismarck kan läsa Burkard von Müllenheim-Rechbergs skildring Slagskeppet Bismarck (1983). Han deltog ombord på Bismarck och överlevde som artilleriofficer sänkningen. Endast 115 av mer än 2 200 besättningsmän överlevde. Ett annat boktips i den stor flora av litteratur om händelsen är Michael Tamelander och Niclas Zennertegs bok Bismarck kampen om Atlanten (2004). Bild: Överlevande från slagskeppet Bismarck plockas upp till HMS Dorsetshire den 27 maj Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

De Snobcast
Eindeloze erfenis

De Snobcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 9, 2023 29:57


Terwijl iedereen in Nederland over onze Duitse prins praat (daarvoor verwijzen wij u naar de aflevering ‘Duitse Deugniet') zoeken de snobs het ditmaal bij andere Duitse vorsten: de Bismarcks. Van over-overgrootvader Otto tot, zes generaties later: Karl-Eduard Otto Wolfgang Jayme Anders, Prins van Bismarck, ook wel Kalle. Met zijn (momenteel) zesde huwelijk, een eindeloze erfenis en een snobwaardige leefstijl eentje die absoluut thuis hoort in Top of the Snobs - Jort oreert. Verder: Yvo openhartig over zijn kinderwens, een analyse van de meest snobwaardige dorpen van Nederland en een doorlichting van het merk Stone Island.Cliffhanger: overleeft Jort het rozenmondwater van Yvo?❤️ Insta: @desnobcast

RATTENSCHASCHLIK
Bismarcks Twitter Files?

RATTENSCHASCHLIK

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2023 105:42


In dieser Episode sprechen der preußische Außenminister Salim Samatou & der saarländische Gesundheitsminister Marvin Endres über das Social Media Game des Otto von Bismarck.

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Das Interview von MDR AKTUELL
Bismarck-Nachkomme: "Mache mir Sorgen um die Erinnerungskultur"

Das Interview von MDR AKTUELL

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 2, 2023 5:18


Das Bismarck-Zimmer im Auswärtigen Amt wurde umbenannt in "Saal der Deutschen Einheit". Das Ministerium will der Historie des Raums Rechnung tragen. Kritik kommt vom Nachkommen Otto von Bismarcks, Ernst von Bismark.

SPIEGEL Update – Die Nachrichten
Bröckelnde Brandmauer, Iranischer Fanatiker, Bismarcks Umzug

SPIEGEL Update – Die Nachrichten

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2022 6:15


Wie sich Sachsens CDU immer mehr an die AfD ran schmeißt. Was der Neffe über den Gesundheitszustand von Irans Diktator Ayatollah Khamenei weiß. Und was Bismarck jetzt in Bonn zu suchen hat. Das ist die Lage am Donnerstagabend. Die Artikel zum Nachlesen: Bröckelnde Brandmauer Die Revolution frisst ihre Familienmitglieder Bismarcks Umzug von Berlin nach Bonn Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie bei SPIEGEL+. Jetzt für nur € 1,– im ersten Monat testen unter spiegel.de/abonnieren. Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung

radioWissen
Otto von Bismarck - Reichskanzler, Idol und Dämon

radioWissen

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 28, 2022 21:58


Die Ära Bismarcks wurde von Nationalisten als eine der glorreichsten der jüngeren deutschen Geschichte verklärt. Sozialdemokraten und Liberale sahen den Reichskanzler in einem anderen Licht. (BR 2012)

radioWissen
Otto von Bismarck - Reichskanzler, Idol und Dämon

radioWissen

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 7, 2022 21:58


Die Ära Bismarcks wurde von Nationalisten als eine der glorreichsten der jüngeren deutschen Geschichte verklärt. Sozialdemokraten und Liberale sahen den Reichskanzler in einem anderen Licht. (BR 2012)

Der Rheingau Podcast
#3 Riesling

Der Rheingau Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 26, 2021 53:02


Was durfte als Menübegleitung an Otto von Bismarcks 80. Geburtstag im Jahr 1895 selbstverständlicherweise nicht fehlen? - Ganz genau, ein Rheingau-Riesling! Denn neben Champagner und Rotweinen aus dem Bordeaux und Burgund gehörte dieser im 19. Jahrhundert zu den edelsten Weinen der ganzen Welt. Riesling gilt als Profilierungsrebsorte der geschützten Ursprungsbezeichnung Rheingau. In diesem Podcast erklären Jungwinzerin Sophie Egert aus dem Weingut Egert aus Hattenheim und Ralf Bengel, Geschäftsleitung vom Weingut Schloss Vollrads in Oestrich-Winkel welche Parameter den Riesling so facettenreich und einzigartig machen, welche Höhen und Tiefen es für den Riesling in seiner langen Historie gab und warum gerade der Rheingau so einzigartige und unterschiedliche Riesling-Weine hervorbringt. Fakt ist: Bezogen auf die Gesamtgröße des Anbaugebiets wird nirgendwo auf der Welt mehr Riesling angebaut als im Rheingau. Das Rebenmeer entlang des Rheins gilt somit als Monument für die Rebsorte mit ihrer langen Tradition und Bedeutung.

Einmischen! Politik Podcast
Bismarck has a Plan - Bismarck always has a Plan

Einmischen! Politik Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 28, 2021 219:13


Woop! Woop! Heute gibts die letzte Folge vor der Sommerpause und mit Oliver Haardt gehts um Bismarcks ewigen Bund. Lena Oetzel und Dorothee Goetze besprechen mit mir die Schwierigkeiten vom Frieden finden und erhalten. Zum Schluss erzählt mir Tabea Rößner von ihrer Arbeit in der Südkaukasischen Parlamentariergruppe. Enjoy!^^

Einmischen! Politik Podcast
Bismarck has a Plan - Bismarck always has a Plan

Einmischen! Politik Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 28, 2021 219:13


Woop! Woop! Heute gibts die letzte Folge vor der Sommerpause und mit Oliver Haardt gehts um Bismarcks ewigen Bund. Lena Oetzel und Dorothee Goetze besprechen mit mir die Schwierigkeiten vom Frieden finden und erhalten. Zum Schluss erzählt mir Tabea Rößner von ihrer Arbeit in der Südkaukasischen Parlamentariergruppe. Enjoy!^^

Militärhistoriepodden
Jakten på Bismarck 1941

Militärhistoriepodden

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2021 51:37


En av andra världskrigets mer dramatiska händelser var den brittiska jakten på det tyska slagskeppet Bismarck i maj 1941. Det tyska slagskeppet inledde en utbrytning på Atlanten den 19 maj och sänktes endast åtta dagar senare den 27 maj efter anfall från ett stort antal brittiska fartyg och marinflygplan. Under den korta operationen hann det tyska slagskeppet i en kort strid sänka brittiska flottans stora stolthet slagkryssaren HMS Hood i Danmarksundet.I avsnitt 39 av Militärhistoriepodden berättar Martin Hårdstedt och Peter Bennesved den dramatiska historien om sänkningen av ett av det största och mest fulländade slagskepp som byggts och satts i operativ tjänst. Men berättelsen är inte bara dramatisk utan hela händelsen ställer en rad frågor till eftervärlden. Vad var syftet med att till synes kasta bort ett så dyrt och stort fartyg i något som kan uppfattas som en självmordsattack? Vilken roll hade Bismarck och de tunga ytfartygen i andra världskrigets kamp om herraväldet över Atlanten? Och vem sänkte egentligen Bismarck – britterna eller den tyska besättningen?Historien om Bismarcks sänkning är inte bara dramatiska utan genom att följa operationen och tankarna bakom Bismarcks utbrytning på Atlanten får vi inblickar i det strategiska spelet om Atlanten och försörjningen av den brittiska krigsinsatsen. De tyska slagskeppen hade inte som främsta syfte att utmana den brittiska flottan. För att kunna göra det krävdes större resurser. Istället kom de stora tunga tyska fartygen att användas för att bekämpa de allierades konvojer på Atlanten och tillsammans med ubåtarna strypa den brittiska försörjningen.Den som vill veta mer om sänkningen av Bismarck kan läsa Burkard von Müllenheim-Rechbergs skildring Slagskeppet Bismarck (1983). Han deltog ombord på Bismarck och överlevde som artilleriofficer sänkningen. Endast 115 av mer än 2 200 besättningsmän överlevde. Ett annat boktips i den stor flora av litteratur om händelsen är Michael Tamelander och Niclas Zennertegs bok Bismarck kampen om Atlanten (2004). Bild: Överlevande från slagskeppet Bismarck plockas upp till HMS Dorsetshire den 27 maj See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Auf den Tag genau
Bismarcks Geburtstag und das Versammlungsverbot

Auf den Tag genau

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2021 3:41


Vor hundert Jahren galt in Berlin ein vom Polizeipräsidenten verordnetes Versammlungsverbot. Keine Pandemie war die Ursache, wohl eher die politisch brisante Lage mit den Besetzungen der Alliierten und den kommunistischen Aufständen im Land. Blöd nur, dass es am 1. April für bestimmte bürgerliche Milieus Bismarcks Geburtstag zu feiern galt. Und so versammelte sich eine Reichsflaggen schwenkende Menge auf dem Königsplatz vor dem Reichstagsgebäude, heute Platz der Republik, um das Bismarck-Denkmal herum, welches erst 18 Jahre später zusammen mit der Siegessäule an den heutigen Standort am Großen Stern versetzt wurde. Bei seinem Spaziergang stieß ein Reporter der Freiheit auf diese Szene und beschrieb sie in der Ausgabe vom 3. April. Wie würde die Sicherheitspolizei wohl auf die Versammlung reagieren? Sollte es etwa eine Komplizenschaft der Polizei mit den quer zur republikanisch demokratischen Grundordnung Denkenden geben? Paula Leu kennt die wenig verblüffenden Antworten.

His2Go - Geschichte Podcast
His2Go#36 – Auf geheimer Mission im Heißluftballon – Frankreichs letzte Hoffnung im deutsch-französischen Krieg 1870/71

His2Go - Geschichte Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 30, 2020 39:53


Bismarcks‘ internes Telegramm, die Emser Depesche, löst in Frankreich so große Empörung aus, dass das Königreich den Preußen am 19. Juli 1870 den Krieg erklärt. Doch der Krieg verläuft nicht wie erwünscht; deutsche Truppen nehmen Elsass und Lothringen ein, marschieren anschließend auf Paris zu, welches sie am 19. September vollkommen umschließen und belagern. In der Zwischenzeit war unter dem Generalgouverneur Trochu und dem Innen- und Kriegsminister Leon Gambetta die dritte Republik ausgerufen worden. Gambetta floh aus Paris, um bei der Stadt Tours eine Armee auszuheben, die Trochu, der die Befehlsgewalt in Paris hatte, bei seinem Ausbruchsversuch zur Hilfe eilen sollte. Nach langem Zögern ist Trochu endlich bereit für den Ausbruch, doch jeder Versuch, seinen Minister Gambetta darüber zu informieren, scheitert. Alle Kurierwege werden von den Feinden blockiert. Alle? Nicht ganz. Victor erzählt euch, welches unglaubliche Abenteuer der Kurier Léon Bézier und sein Pilot Paul Rollier auf ihrer kriegswichtigen Mission erleben und welche Bedeutung die Ballonfahrt im deutsch-französischen Krieg hatte. Unsere Quellen findet ihr auf Instagram und auf unserer Website His2Go.de. Ihr könnt uns dabei unterstützen, weiterhin jeden 10., 20. und 30. des Monats eine Folge zu veröffentlichen. Folgt uns bei Spotify, Google Podcasts, Podimo, Twitter und Instagram und bewertet uns auf Apple Podcasts oder über eure Lieblings-Podcastplattformen. Über einen Spendenlink auf unserer Website könnt ihr uns finanziell unterstützen, damit wir  Literatur und neue Technik für den Podcast anschaffen können. Wir freuen uns über euer Feedback, Input und Vorschläge zum Podcast, die ihr uns über das Kontaktformular auf der Website, Instagram und unserer Feedback E-Mail: feedback.his2go@gmail.com zukommen lassen könnt. An dieser Stelle nochmal vielen Dank an jede einzelne Rückmeldung, die uns bisher erreicht hat und uns sehr motiviert. Folgenbild: Illustration from Supplement 1 & 2 Description des inventions scientifiques depuis 1870 of Les merveilles de la science, ou Description populaire des inventions modernes. https://archive.org/details/b21496626_0005/page/632/mode/2up. Music from https://filmmusic.io “Sneaky Snitch” by Kevin MacLeod  (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY  (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

OBS
Berlin Alexanderplatz är en adress i hjärtats mest bultande gränder

OBS

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 26, 2020 11:07


"Berlin Alexanderplatz" är en myllrande roman som blev en kultserie på tv och nu en prisbelönt film med handlingen förflyttad till nutid. Författaren Ulrika Kärnborg söker efter kärnan i en klassiker. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Rainer Werner Fassbinder talade gärna om kärleken som kärnan i sitt filmskapande. Han gick så långt att han påstod att han funnit nyckeln till sin övertygelse i Alfred Döblins 20-talsroman Berlin Alexanderplatz. Vid några minnesvärda tillfällen, skrev han, hade den räddat hans liv. Det var i tonåren; den blivande regissören kämpade med sin homosexualitet, och Döblins blåögda huvudkaraktär Franz Biberkopf gav Fassbinder någon att identifiera sig med. Jag förstod aldrig det där, sade skådespelaren Hanna Schygulla långt senare i ett samtal med författaren Susan Sontag, men han hade kommit på att kärlek utan direkt mening, och utan syfte, låg nära hans ideal. Kärlek utan ett syfte. Det är i förklädnad en annan version av den gudomliga och mänskliga kärlek som beskrivs i Första korintierbrevet. Kärleken är tålig och mild, kärleken avundas inte, den skryter inte, den är inte uppblåst, den uppför sig inte illa, den söker inte sitt. Vid en ytlig läsning av Döblins myllrande epos, är det svårt för mig att uppfatta det som en roman om osjälvisk kärlek. Berättelsen startar med smågangstern Franz Biberkopfs symboliska återfödelse efter sin tid på fängelset Tegel i Berlin. Åren bakom galler har gett Franz en läxa. Väl i frihet vill han ändra sitt liv och förbättra sin moral. Han strävar efter att bli ein anständiger Mensch, men det visar sig vara svårt. Trots goda föresatser, vandrar Franz mellan prostituerades dragiga hyresrum och billiga pilsnerkaféer, och klarar nätt och jämt att knoga sig fram med småjobb. Skrattet som ibland strömmar ur honom som smattret från en automatkarbin, ljuder allt mer glädjelöst. Mentalt lever han kvar i Bismarcks och den tyska kejsarmaktens tysknationella tänkande, det som senare ytterligare förråas av nazisterna. Bristen på fingertoppskänsla får honom att på en krog full av kommunister, stämma upp kejsarväldets gamla paradsång Der Wacht am Rhein. Inte ens romansen med den hjärtegoda Mieze, som delar Franz naiva öppenhet inför världen, slutar lyckligt. Mieze låter Franz bli hennes hallick, och efter det ödesdigra beslutet går hon snabbt mot sin undergång. Om det finns en underberättelse om villkorslös kärlek i Berlin Alexanderplatz handlar den om relationen mellan Franz och småtjuven Reinhold. Den svekfulle vännen är en Mefistofeles. Han ljuger, bedrar och drar sig inte för att försöka mörda Franz, som fortsätter att hysa blind tilltro till sin förgörare. Det är en kärlek som mest liknar underkastelse. Parallellen till tyska medborgares ödesbetingade lydnad i  ett samhälle som håller på att ruttna inifrån, är lika kuslig som Döblins sätt att förebåda den apokalyps som väntar med det nazistiska maktövertagandet. Just individens maktlöshet är något som den afgansk-tyske filmregissören Burhan Qurbani tar fasta på i sin nytolkning av Döblins roman. Till skillnad från Fassbinders mästerverk, utspelar sig hans Berlin Alexanderplatz i vårt eget 20-tal. Franz Biberkopf blir immigranten Francis från Guinea-Bissau, som försöker finna sin plats i ett vinterkallt Berlin. Utan vare sig identitetshandlingar eller arbetstillstånd kämpar han för att hålla huvudet över vattenytan. Vreden över de omänskliga arbetsförhållanden som råder för papperslösa flyktingar, försätter honom i en svår situation. Lika lite som Döblins Franz förmår han kontrollera sina känslor, eller styra sina handlingar efter de rasistiska påhopp han ständigt utsätts för. När han av den karismatiske Reinhold, en knarkhandlare med psykopatiska drag, får ett erbjudande att tjäna snabba pengar, dras han sakta men säkert ned i en tungt kriminell värld. Francis Berlin är olik den stad som möter oss i romanen, som delvis är konstruerad som ett skitigt, socialt kollage med inkorporerade textsnuttar från tidningsartiklar, sportreferat och väderleksrapporter. Döblin uppfattar Weimar-Berlin som en mytiskt myllrande modern plats som Upton Sinclairs Chicago eller James Joyces Dublin, men samtidigt en stad som fortfarande är provinsiell, och som därför lider av både växtvärk och rotlöshet. Därigenom blir den också en berättelse som bär på något universellt, och det är därför den har inspirerat till mästerverk. Döblin kallade mycket riktigt sitt Berlin för Brandenbergs Nineveh, med en anspelning på Assyriens forntida huvudstad. Quarbanis film vill kasta ljus över marginaliserade grupper av invandrare från Afrika söder om Sahara. Han gör Francis till representant för ett namnlöst proletariat, en del av den tyska vardagen men ändå osynlig. Platserna han rör sig igenom fabrikerna, nattklubbarna och bakgårdarna ter sig märkligt anonyma, de kunde ligga i vilken europeisk storstad som helst. Poängen är att den fysiska staden inte spelar någon roll, det är ett tillstånd Quarbani vill gestalta. Filmens flyktingar lever i en parallell verklighet. Hur mycket de än kämpar klarar de inte att krossa den osynliga glasruta som skiljer dem från oss. Franz och Francis hade nog ändå, om de fått möjlighet att träffas, förstått varandra. För de tyskar som överlevde första världskriget, hade världen gått under. De tvingades, liksom våra dagars flyktingar i EU-zonen, till inre exil. Vid krigsslutet stod Tyskland på gränsen till revolution och inbördeskrig, och snart följde olyckorna hack i häl: Spartakistupproret 1919, nazisternas första kuppförsök i München 1923 och mordet på utrikesministern, Walter Rathenau, 1922. Till dessa politiska fasor kom massarbetslöshet och svält. Hur bevarar man sin anständighet i en oanständig tid, en tid som på förhand dömer ut en som människa? Det är en fråga som såväl Franz som Francis blir tvungna att förhålla sig till. Ändå lyckas Francis behålla en liten strimma av hopp. Den strimman rymmer en stark kärlek, som tar fysisk gestalt i den dotter av kött och blod som han avlar. För om Fassbinder var fascinerad av den masochistiskt färgade kärlek man kan känna för en person som inte älskar en tillbaka, går Burhan Qurbani ett steg längre. I hans filmversion älskar Francis inte en människa utan ett helt land: det Tyskland som kastar bort honom som en använd trasa. Det är en kärlek som inte söker sitt, som väcker löje och hat, men som till sist får sin belöning vid återföreningen med dottern. För jordens fördömda, de som övergett sitt hemland och inte tillåts finna ett nytt, knyts hoppet till nästa generation, till barnens förmåga att på grund av sina invandrade föräldrars genomgångna svårigheter, känna större empati med sina olycksbröder och systrar. Susan Sontag säger i anknytning till intervjun med Schygulla, att mötet med Fassbinders tevedrama för alltid förändrade hennes moraluppfattning. När hon i fortsättningen passerade en tiggare på gatan, kunde hon inte låta bli att föreställa sig att han var Franz Biberkopf, som satt där med utsträckt handflata och tiggde om villkorslös kärlek. Ulrika Kärnborg, författare och skribent

The Cabin
Chasing Waterfalls in Wisconsin

The Cabin

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 7, 2020 47:50


The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association. This week we're featuring Jefferson County. Campfire Conversation: We're chasing waterfalls! Cascade Falls and Geiger Falls (Osceola), Granite Quarry Falls (Montello), Stephens Falls (Dodgeville), Amnicon Falls State Park SE of Superior, Big Manitou and the twin Little Manitou Falls, Pattison State Park south of Superior, Lost Creek Falls, Menomonee Falls - tiny, but they named a whole town after it, 12-foot Falls and a host of others in Marinette County.Behind-the-Scenes: This week it's all about Dodgeville: Iowa County Historical Society Museum, Folklore Village (Fall Swedish Festival), Quality Bakery (known for their chocolate Bismarcks), Bob's Bitchin' BBQ, Grilled Cheese Championship, Rivalry with Mineral Point to become the County Seat, Dodgeville Chronicle (Newspaper that's been around since the 1800s, still locally owned by the same family), Walnut Hollow, Bloomfield Prairie - Grassland nature preserve.*NO Wisconsin in 72 due to COVID-19Know Your Wisconsin: Waste Management

Bayern-online - Der Podcast - Heimat hören
Urlaub ausserhalb von Bayern: Bismarcks Paradise - Luxury Villas auf Phuket

Bayern-online - Der Podcast - Heimat hören

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2020 6:46


Urlaub auf einer der schönsten Inseln der Welt – und das Ganze noch in einer luxuriösen Poolvilla mit unsichtbaren, dienstbaren Geistern? Es gibt einen Rund-um-die-Uhr-Butlerservice und vieles mehr…Mehr Infos, Bilder und Videos gibt es hier:https://quergereist.de/luxus-villa-phuket-bismarcks-paradies/Links:https://quergereist.de/https://www.facebook.com/Quergereist.de/https://www.youtube.com/user/exklusivereise/https://www.instagram.com/quergereist/https://twitter.com/quergereist/

ADG‘s Talk
Deutsches Kaiserreich 1871 - Innenpolitk + Außenpolitik und Bündnissystem Bismarcks

ADG‘s Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 27, 2019 13:40


Deutsches Kaiserreich 1871 ist dein Thema für die nächste Klausur und du hast keine Ahnung was du alles wissen musst? Ich sag es DIR! Du bist hier genau richtig, denn du musst einfach nur diesen Podcast hören und du weißt alles was du wissen musst. Von der Innenpolitik Bismarcks, welche immer Nationalistischer wird sowie der Kampf gegen die Kirche, bis zur Außenpolitik Bismarcks mit den Stichwörtern: Bündnissystem und Wilhelm II ist alles dabei. Wichtige Einzelheiten wie das Dreierbündnis sowie das Scheitern der Taktik Bismarcks dürfen nicht fehlen und sind auch im Podcast genauer erklärt. Hör es dir so oft an wie du willst, wo du willst und wann du willst! Abonniere den Podcast um nichts zu verpassen und Teile ihn gerne mit deinen Mitschülern Verwandten oder deiner OMA :) Viel Spaß beim HÖREN und LERNEN! Instagram: adg.offiziell Modelinie: adg.clothing

Ach? Triumvirat für historisch inspirierte Humorvermittlung
3 – Warum niemand in der Carl-Peters-Straße wohnt

Ach? Triumvirat für historisch inspirierte Humorvermittlung

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2017 60:29


Es gab Zeiten, da wussten deutsche Touristen sich im Ausland nicht so richtig zu benehmen. Dies ist aber nicht die Geschichte von unserem letzten Malle-Urlaub, sondern von einem der "größten" deutschen Kolonialisten: Carl Peters — auch bekannt als "Hänge-Peters". Warum er so hieß? Lasst es uns gemeinsam herausfinden! Und ja, bei den vielen Bismarcks kann man schon mal durcheinanderkommen. Sorry dafür.

Das Kalenderblatt
#01 Bismarcks Erhebung in den Fürstenstand

Das Kalenderblatt

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2017 3:53


Otto von Bismarck hatte aus dem preußischen König Wilhelm I. den deutschen Kaiser Wilhelm I. gemacht. Dafür wurde er am 21. März 1871 zum Reichskanzler ernannt und in den Fürstenstand erhoben. Autorin: Brigitte Kohn

Das Kalenderblatt
#01 Bismarcks Sozialistengesetz wird verabschiedet

Das Kalenderblatt

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 18, 2016 4:04


Einfach verbieten alle diese Störenfriede! - wollte Reichskanzler Otto von Bismarck, wenn er an die Sozialdemokraten dachte. Attentate auf den Kaiser gaben ihm endlich den Vorwand. Autorin: Brigitte Kohn

When Diplomacy Fails Podcast
WDF Presents: BGTW #2 A) The Golden Age XII

When Diplomacy Fails Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 10, 2016 38:18


In this episode of BGTW we examine the steps Disraeli took to ensure British diplomatic predominance, and how they didn't really take off... Disraeli was faced with a morass of problems from late spring to autumn 1876, from ambitious Russians to wily Bismarcks, but even he could not have anticipated the sudden abrupt return of his nemesis on the public sphere, or the serious impact it would have on his policy. Thanksssss for listening and welcoRemember history friends, you can help this podcast and ensure that this is where history thrives! Support us by going to www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails Follow me on Twitter @wdfpodcast And visit our official website www.wdfpodcast.comme back! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Otto von Bismarck - Reichskanzler, Idol und Dämon

radioWissen

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 23, 2015 21:58


Die Ära Bismarcks wurde von Nationalisten als eine der glorreichsten der jüngeren deutschen Geschichte verklärt. Sozialdemokraten und Liberale sahen den Reichskanzler in einem anderen Licht. Autor: Rainer Volk

WRINT: Wer redet ist nicht tot
WR284 Zum Thema Politik (-Lehrer)

WRINT: Wer redet ist nicht tot

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2014 121:08


  Thomas ist Politiklehrer an einer Berufsoberschule in Bayern und wir haben ein wenig über Politik, politische Philosophie, Politikunterricht und den Lehrerberuf geplaudert. Dabei habe ich einige Stichworte aufgeschrieben: Wahlsysteme, das Bundesverfassungsgericht, Einheitsparteien, Schulformen, das Bafög, den Beutelsbacher Konsens, die eristische Dialektik, MINT-Fächer, den Mindestlohn, Überhangmandate, Hare-Niemeyer, die Paulskirche, die Revolution von 1848, den Rechtsstaat, den Souverän, Bismarcks […]

WRINT: Zum Thema
WR284 Zum Thema Politik (-Lehrer)

WRINT: Zum Thema

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2014 121:08


  Thomas ist Politiklehrer an einer Berufsoberschule in Bayern und wir haben ein wenig über Politik, politische Philosophie, Politikunterricht und den Lehrerberuf geplaudert. Dabei habe ich einige Stichworte aufgeschrieben: Wahlsysteme, das Bundesverfassungsgericht, Einheitsparteien, Schulformen, das Bafög, den Beutelsbacher Konsens, die eristische Dialektik, MINT-Fächer, den Mindestlohn, Überhangmandate, Hare-Niemeyer, die Paulskirche, die Revolution von 1848, den Rechtsstaat, den Souverän, Bismarcks […]

Das Kalenderblatt
#01 Johanna von Bismarck, Bismarcks Frau, stirbt (27.11.1894)

Das Kalenderblatt

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2013 3:49


Johanna von Bismarck kannte ihren Otto von seiner weichen, romantischen Seite. Er sei das süßeste aller Menschenkinder, meinte sie. Bis zu ihrem Tod am 27. November 1894 war sie dem eisernen Kanzler eine treusorgende Ehefrau. Autorin: Brigitte Kohn

Das Kalenderblatt
#01 Bismarcks Erhebung in den Fürstenstand (21.03.1871)

Das Kalenderblatt

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 21, 2013 3:51


Otto von Bismarck hatte aus dem preußischen König Wilhelm I. den deutschen Kaiser Wilhelm I. gemacht. Dafür wurde er am 21. März 1871 zum Reichskanzler ernannt und in den Fürstenstand erhoben. Autorin: Brigitte Kohn

Das Kalenderblatt
#01 Bismarcks Sozialistengesetz wird verabschiedet

Das Kalenderblatt

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 18, 2009 4:02


19.10.1878: Einfach verbieten alle diese Störenfriede! - wollte Reichskanzler Otto von Bismarck, wenn er an die Sozialdemokraten dachte. Attentate auf den Kaiser gaben ihm endlich den Vorwand. Am 19. Oktober 1878 bekam er sein "Gesetz gegen die gemeingefährlichen Bestrebungen der Sozialdemokratie" durch den Reichstag.