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In dieser Ausgabe des Hafenkonzert-Podcasts werfen wir einen Blick auf unterschiedliche maritime Themen aus Hamburg und der Welt: Von aktuellen Entwicklungen im Hafen bei der HHLA und Hapag Lloyd bis zum Saisonstart auf Helgoland, vom Kapitänsalltag auf dem Halunder Jet bis hin zur spannenden Titanic-Ausstellung, die Mitte April in Hamburg eröffnet. Außerdem berichten wir über beeindruckendes Engagement für Traditionsschiffe in Hamburg, politische Hintergründe rund um Nord Stream und stellen neue Bücher und Kunstprojekte vor. Ein bunter Mix aus Information, Geschichten und maritimer Leidenschaft. Unsere Themen im Einzelnen: HHLA-Bilanz und -Prognose Die Hamburger Hafen- und Logistik AG (HHLA) hat ihre Jahresbilanz vorgestellt. Wir sprachen mit Vorstandschefin Angela Titzrath über ein bewegtes Jahr, aktuelle Herausforderungen und den Einstieg der Schweizer Reederei MSC. Helgoland – Saisonstart mit neuen Ideen Die Hochseeinsel startet mit neuen Ideen und besonderen Angeboten in die Saison. Tourismus-Direktorin Katharina Schlicht und Bürgermeister Thorsten Pollmann geben Einblicke in die Pläne. Kapitän Fiete Sasse und der "Halunder Jet" Täglich bringt Kapitän Fiete Sasse Passagiere von Hamburg nach Helgoland. Wir begleiten ihn auf seiner Route und erfahren, warum ihm die Insel besonders am Herzen liegt. Innenausbau der „Peking“ und Saisonstart im Hafenmuseum Das Hafenmuseum im Hansahafen startet in die Sommersaison. Gleichzeitig geht der Innenausbau des Museumsschiffs „Peking“ weiter. Wir berichten vom aktuellen Stand an Bord. „Die blaue Stunde“ – ein maritimer Thriller Paula Hawkins' neuer Thriller spielt auf einer geheimnisvollen Insel vor der schottischen Küste. Wir stellen das Buch und seine düstere Atmosphäre vor. Gerald Chors – Maritimer Blick durchs historische Objektiv Der Hamburger Fotograf Gerald Chors hält maritime Motive mit alten Kameras fest – und thematisiert dabei auch Umweltfragen wie die Elbvertiefung. Titanic-Ausstellung „Eine immersive Reise“ Ab Mitte April zeigt eine neue Ausstellung in Hamburg die Geschichte der Titanic – mit modernster Technik und emotionaler Tiefe. Nord Stream – neues Buch mit erstaunlichen Erkenntnissen Das russisch-deutsche Gas-Pipeline-Projekt "Nord Stream" sorgt weiter für Diskussionen. Wir stellen Ihnen das Buch „Nord Stream: Wie Deutschland Putins Krieg bezahlt“ von Steffen Dobbert und Ulrich Thiele vor. Hapag-Lloyd – zwischen Erfolg und Herausforderung Auch Hapag-Lloyd hat kürzlich seine Bilanz 2024 präsentiert. Trotz Milliardengewinnen steht Deutschlands größte Reederei vor großen Aufgaben. Wir beleuchten Hintergründe und Perspektiven und sprechen auch mit Vorstandschef Rolf Habben Jansen. Bundesverdienstkreuz für Joachim Kaiser Joachim Kaiser war maßgeblich an der Rückkehr der „Peking“ beteiligt und leitete viele Jahre die Stiftung Hamburg Maritim. Für sein Engagement erhält er nun das Bundesverdienstkreuz. Wir zeichnen Joachim Kaisers Lebensweg nach.

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Es ist Februar und Tom und John tauchen wieder ein in die Welt jener Fakten, die die Welt nicht braucht. Ihr erreicht Tom und John unter nutzlosertom@gmail.com und nutzloserjohn@gmail.com. ___________________________ SHOWNOTES: Just Nuisance

100 years since Heisenberg made his mythical trip, a select group of quantum researchers will retrace his footsteps

Themen: Einsatzreiche Silvesternacht für Polizei und Feuerwehr - Bremens Innensenator für Böllerverbot +++ Überraschende Gäste: Was zieht diese Seevögel im stürmischen Winter nach Helgoland? +++ Zeugen gesucht: Verkehrsunfallflucht auf dem Parkplatz eines Cuxhavener Großmarktes. Herausgeber: Cuxhaven-Niederelbe Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG. Redaktionelle Leitung: Ulrich Rohde. Sprecher: Dieter Büge. Produktion: Win-Marketing - Agentur für Audio-Produktionen.

Die Kegelrobbe, mit ihrem beeindruckenden Erscheinungsbild und ihrer massiven Körpergröße, ist Deutschlands größtes Raubtier und wird bis zu 350 kg schwer. Ihr Name leitet sich von der charakteristischen, kegelförmigen Kopfform und ihren Zähnen ab. Der wissenschaftliche Name lautet Halichoerus grypus, und sie gehört zur Unterordnung der Robben (Pinnipedia) sowie zur Überfamilie der Hundsrobben (Phocidae).

Es Weihnachtet. Zum Ausklang des Jahres treffen sich Dobbi & Käthe auf einem Weihnachtsmarkt, zu einem Jahresrückblick 2G7. Was soll da schon passieren.

Themen: Prozess um Messerangriff in Duhnen: Mordvorwurf vermutlich vom Tisch +++ Sturmböen aus Nordwest - Höhepunkt
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Nacht erreicht +++ Deutsche Post nennt Gründe für Verzögerungen bei Paketzustellung auf Helgoland. Herausgeber: Cuxhaven-Niederelbe Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG. Redaktionelle Leitung: Ulrich Rohde. Sprecher: Dieter Büge Produktion: Win-Marketing - Agentur für Audio-Marketing.

Ganz viele Stimmen gab es auf dem dünn besiedelten Helgoland nicht einzusammeln. Dennoch machten sich je ein Vertreter der SPD, der KPD und der DVP im Vorfeld der Reichstagswahl vom Dezember 1924 auf den Weg nach der einzigen deutschen Hochseeinsel und versuchten die Insulaner von ihren jeweiligen Ideen zu überzeugen. Wie das Rennen am Ende ausgegangen ist, verrät der mit T.H. zeichnende Sozialdemokrat unter ihnen in seinem Reisebericht im Hamburger Echo vom 15. Dezember nur mittelbar. Dafür erzählt er von den anscheinend etwas zirkusartigen Duellen, die sich die Kandidaten auf der Insel lieferten, aber auch von verbindenden Momenten im Angesicht der alle drei Festlandsgäste offensichtlich schwer beeindruckenden Elemente. Für uns auf die raue See der Natur wie der Politik gewagt hat sich Frank Riede.

Ein Weihnachtsmann, der mit dem Krabbenkutter kommt, Küstenflair und malerische beleuchtete Fischerhäfen, das bieten einige Weihnachtsmärkte bei uns im Norden. In dieser Podcast-Folge weist Bärbel Fening auf besonders empfehlenswerte Weihnachtsmärkte in Greetsiel, Emden, Carolinensiel, Helgoland, Wesselburen und Husum hin.Mein MeerMoment - das sind Tassen und Teller, inspiriert von Ebbe und Flut. Jedes Teil ein Unikat - handgemacht von Bärbel Fening.Es gibt sie nur im Onlineshop auf www.meinmeermoment.dewww.baerbel-fening.de

In Mexiko verlor er sein Gepäck, im Sudan seine Freiheit und auf dem Weg nach Helgoland beinahe seine Contenance: Dr. Florian Huber erzählt in dieser Episode der Reiseflops, wie er an verschiedensten Orten auf der Welt in der Klemme steckte. Der Grund, weshalb er so häufig und weitläufig unterwegs ist: seine Arbeit als Forschungstaucher, Unterwasserarchäologe und Terra X-Moderator! Er hat es zu seinem Beruf gemacht, Schiffswracks und weitere unter der Wasseroberfläche verborgene „Schätze“ zu finden und erforschen, um Einblicke in unsere Vergangenheit zu erhalten, diese vielfältigen und einzigartigen Kulturgüter zu schützen und Menschen dafür zu begeistern. Expeditionen und Ausgrabungen führten ihn mittlerweile in über 100 Länder und in alle Ozeane dieser Welt. Wenn ihr mehr über Florian und seine Arbeit erfahren möchtet, legen wir euch die Weltwach Episoden 359 und 370 ans Herz!Ihr würdet uns gern ebenfalls von euren Reiseflops erzählen? Nur zu! Wie es geht, erfahrt ihr hier: https://weltwach.de/reiseflops/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ein sibirischer Farbkleks lässt auf Helgoland mehrere hundert Menschen für Stunden auf Büsche starren. Folge direkt herunterladen

Helgoland ist eine autofreie Insel. die einzige Hochseeinsel Deutschlands bietet sehr viel für Ruhe suchende und Naturliebhaber. In meiner Folge beschreibe ich einige schöne Plätze auf der Insel und berichte darüber, was man so alles unternehmen kann. Viel Spaß beim hören und habt eine gute Zeit, euer Marcel.

Trüchdenken an Hamas-Överfall op Israel +++ Fährschipp vun Helgoland an Land bröcht +++ Warnstreiks bi de Spoorkass – ok in Bremen +++ Kramermarkt in Ollenborg to Enn +++ Football-Bunnsliga: Bayern kann nich winnen +++ Dat Weer

ein bisschen Arktis an der Nordsee - P.S.- Helgoland ist natürlich nicht durch Dänemark zu Deutschland gekommen, sondern als Ergebnis eines kolonialen Deals mit Großbritannien Folge direkt herunterladen

fWotD Episode 2700: SMS Helgoland (1909) Welcome to Featured Wiki of the Day, your daily dose of knowledge from Wikipedia’s finest articles.The featured article for Wednesday, 25 September 2024 is SMS Helgoland (1909).SMS Helgoland, the lead ship of her class, was a dreadnought battleship of the German Imperial Navy. Helgoland's design represented an incremental improvement over the preceding Nassau class, including an increase in the bore diameter of the main guns, from 28 cm (11 in) to 30.5 cm (12 in). Her keel was laid down on 11 November 1908 at the Howaldtswerke shipyards in Kiel. Helgoland was launched on 25 September 1909 and was commissioned on 23 August 1911.Like most battleships of the High Seas Fleet, Helgoland saw limited action against Britain's Royal Navy during World War I. The ship participated in several fruitless sweeps into the North Sea as the covering force for the battlecruisers of the I Scouting Group. She saw some limited duty in the Baltic Sea against the Russian Navy, including serving as part of a support force during the Battle of the Gulf of Riga in August 1915. Helgoland was present at the Battle of Jutland on 31 May – 1 June 1916, though she was located in the center of the German line of battle and not as heavily engaged as the König- and Kaiser-class ships in the lead. Helgoland was ceded to Great Britain at the end of the war and broken up for scrap in the early 1920s. Her coat of arms is preserved in the Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr in Dresden.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 00:49 UTC on Wednesday, 25 September 2024.For the full current version of the article, see SMS Helgoland (1909) on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm long-form Gregory.

In questo secondo episodio dedicato alla guerra sul mare nelle prime settimane del conflitto, scopriremo l'esito del primo importatante scontro navale, la battaglia di Helgoland, e il tragico primato dell'HMS Pathfinder, la prima nave ad essere affondata da un U-boot.Seguimi su Instagram: @laguerragrande_podcastSe vuoi contribuire con una donazione sul conto PayPal: podcastlaguerragrande@gmail.comScritto e condotto da Andrea BassoMontaggio e audio: Andrea BassoCon la partecipazione di Valerio Bioglio, Fabio Cassanelli, Zeno Du Ban e Matteo Ribolli.Fonti dell'episodio:Douglas Botting, I sommergibili, Mondadori, 1988 Winston Churchill, The World Crisis, 1911–1918, Free Press, 2005 Tony DiGiulian, 13.5"/45 (34.3 cm) Mark V(L), 13.5"/45 (34.3 cm) Mark V(H), Navweaps, 2023 Norman Friedman, British Destroyers From Earliest Days to the Second World War, Naval Institute Press, 2009 Norman Friedman, Naval Weapons of World War I, Seaforth, 2011 James Goldrick, Before Jutland: The Naval War in Northern European Waters, August 1914–February 1915, Naval Institute Press, 2015 Edwyn Gray, The U-Boat War: 1914–1918, L. Cooper, 1994 Paul Halpern, A Naval History of World War I, Naval Institute Press, 1995 Victor Davis Hanson, Carnage and Culture: Landmark Battles in the Rise of Western Power, Anchor Books, 2001 Peter Hart, La grande storia della Prima Guerra Mondiale, Newton & Compton, 2013 Hans Hildebrand, Albert Röhr, Hans-Otto Steinmetz, Die Deutschen Kriegsschiffe: Biographien – ein Spiegel der Marinegeschichte von 1815 bis zur Gegenwart, Mundus Verlag, 1993 David Howarth, Le corazzate, Mondadori, 1988 Stephen King-Hall, My Naval Life, Faber and Faber, 1952 Robert K. Massie, Castles of Steel, Ballantine Books, 2003 Benigno Roberto Mauriello, La Marina russa durante la Grande Guerra, Italian University Press, 2009 Dwight Messimer, Verschollen: World War I U-boat Losses. Naval Institute Press, 2002 Maurice Prendergast, R.H Gibson, The German Submarine War, 1914–1918, Periscope Publishing, 2002 Osservatore Triestino, 17/8/1914 Pietro Spirito, L'antenato sotto il mare. Un viaggio lungo la frontiera sommersa, Guanda Editore, 2010 Pietro Spirito, Cento anni fa la tragedia del Baron Gautsch, il Titanic dell'Adriatico, Il Piccolo, 11/6/2014 Alexander Watson, Ring of steel, Penguin, 2014 Gordon Williamson, U-boats of the Kaiser's navy, Osprey Publishing, 2012In copertina: in questa foto ritoccata, marinai di un incrociatore leggero britannico assistono a distanza ravvicinata all'affondamento dell'incrociatore leggero germanico SMS Mainz, una delle quattro navi perse dalla Kaiserliche Marine nell'azione al largo di Helgoland, 28 agosto 1914. La nave e in fiamme, poco prima di capovolgersi e inabissarsi.

I was hired to find lost Nazi gold. I found Ariella instead.Based on a post by ronde, in 2 parts. Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories.The shiny, black, Mercedes X-Class pickup slowly worked its way down the road about a hundred meters from where I was crouched behind a rock. The fact the pickup was alone and had an M 60 machine gun on a pintle mount in the bed told me this wasn’t some unit of the Argentine Army. The Argentine Army might have been driving a Mercedes pickup, but it would have been OD green and the machine gun would have been an FN Mag.The woman nudged me then.“They’ll be on top of us in a few minutes. I’ll take out the truck driver and the M 60. That’ll slow them down while they’re trying to figure out where the shots came from. They might run then, but if they don’t it’ll take both of us to take out the rest. Are you ready for that?”I was ready, because I knew if we didn’t take out all of them, we’d be running for our lives. I’d experienced that before. I was a former US Army Ranger with two tours of Afghanistan under my belt before I decided civilian life would be a whole lot healthier.I had no reservations about what we had to do, though it was going to be tough. With it’s short barrel, iron sights, and a tendency to overheat if fired quickly, the HK G 36 C carbine I carried lost accuracy fast after about two hundred meters, so they’d have to be closer than that. I could use the old “spray and pray” technique used by some US Army soldiers before the M4 came out with a selector switch for a three round burst instead of just full-auto fire. The problem with that was I only had a hundred and twenty rounds and they wouldn’t last long if I did that. After that, all I had was a 9 millimeter Browning pistol. They’d have to be a lot closer before I had any chance of putting even one down with that.The woman was in better shape for long range shooting. The Israeli M 89 SR rifle she was crouched behind was accurate out to about a thousand meters if she knew what she was doing, and if she did, the thirty rounds in her magazine would be more than sufficient.She let the truck get to about seventy-five meters from our position and then put one 7.62  millimeter round through the windshield. The driver slumped down in the seat at the same time her second shot hit the M60 just behind the operating handle and effectively froze the action. The truck turned sharply into a rock and then the engine died. The whole thing couldn’t have taken more than about five seconds. The woman definitely knew her way around a rifle.The three guys in the truck bed and the one left in the cab bailed out, got behind the truck, and started looking for the shooter. They were going to have a difficult time finding us. The suppressor on the M89SR effectively hid any muzzle flash and any dust caused by the gasses exiting the barrel. It also reduced the sound enough that it would be difficult for the guys to pinpoint it since the echo from the mountains made the sound seem to come from all directions.The woman and I watched them for the next five minutes, and it became obvious they weren’t battle-trained troops. They were probably considered a serious threat by the local population, but to me they were just amateurs; well-equipped amateurs, but still amateurs.They were well equipped because they had money, and money was the reason I was in Argentina in the first place. Meeting the woman was just a lucky accident. Well, that’s what I thought at the time. I later found out it was no accident.How it all started.The whole thing started six weeks before I found myself with the woman crouched behind a rock and waiting to see what the guys behind the truck were going to do next.After separating myself from the US Army, I needed some way to keep myself indoors and fed. When I looked at what I knew how to do, planning for close combat and then executing that plan was all I could come up with.Given the domestic and political climate at the time, a lot of former military men were running self defense schools. After reading about a few of the schools, I decided I could make some money that way too.I’d been deployed for much of my Army career so most of my Army pay was sitting in my bank. I used half of what I had as a down payment on fifty acres in Eastern Tennessee with a house and barn on it, and built a pistol and rifle range.I was doing OK, teaching a class a couple times a week in basic gun safety and giving the Tennessee concealed-carry class and test. The other days, I taught advanced courses in long-range rifle shooting and rapid-fire pistol shooting. I also sold targets and ammunition. I wasn’t getting rich, but I was able to make the mortgage payments, put food on the table, and keep my fridge stocked with beer.One afternoon after I’d finished up my class on accurate rapid pistol fire, I was policing brass from the range when a guy in a suit and tie walked up and stuck out his hand. He introduced himself as Marcus Richter.“Mr. Dale Stevenson; did I get your name right? Ah, good. Mr. Stevenson, I understand you have somewhat of a unique background, a background I would find useful if you agree to my proposal.”I figured he’d gotten that information from my web site. I thought “US Army Ranger” sounded better than “former military” like some of the school web sites used.I shrugged.“I can teach you how to fire a weapon and how to defend yourself in an emergency if that’s what you mean.”He shook his head.“No, though the thought has crossed my mind. Fortunately, I have people who take care of those duties for me."No, I’m a successful business man in a rather unique business. I trade in world currencies. It is that business that resulted in my visit to your establishment today. I fear the explanation of that business will be quite lengthy, so would it be possible to find a place where we might sit down and out of the sun?”I’d converted part of the barn into a classroom for my classes, so I led the man there. Once we were seated, he cleared his throat.“As I said, I am a trader in world currencies and that includes gold and silver in its many forms, from coinage to bullion. My business is of necessity rather secretive, for were some in the precious metal market to have advanced knowledge of my activities, it would have an impact upon the world pricing of said precious metals. It is such advanced knowledge I hope to exploit to my advantage if you agree to perform a service for me, a service for which you will be very well compensated.”I wasn’t entirely convinced this guy was on the level, but I had no reason to stop listening to him.I smiled.“It sounds like you have some sort of secret mission you want me to do for you.”He smiled.“Yes, secrecy is of the utmost importance. When you hear the details, you will understand why."As you probably know, in the last stages of World War Two, many high-ranking members of the Nazi party and German military realized any favorable outcome to the war was an impossibility. Germany would be defeated and given the atrocities committed, those same people would be prosecuted for war crimes, found guilty, and imprisoned or executed."They began making plans to escape before they were captured by the Allies. Argentina was neutral during the war and indeed declared war on the Axis powers a month before the war in Europe ended, but many in Argentina were still sympathetic toward Germany. As a result, Argentina was viewed as a possible haven by those attempting to escape what would surely be their ultimate fate."Argentina, in fact, encouraged those high-ranking people to come there. It is well known that many were able to successfully leave Germany and take up residence in Argentina. The efforts of some Israeli organizations that were able to locate some of them and transport them back to Israel for trial is a testimony to that fact."What is not well known is how those same people funded their escape and managed to live in Argentina until they were able to find employment. There are suspicions of the transfer of gold either before or after their escape, but no proof. What is known is there were large caches of gold the Nazi’s looted from the countries and people they overran in the early stages of the war."While much of that gold was gold bars plundered from the repositories in Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, a significant amount was in the gold taken from individuals. To date, some of that gold has been recovered, but a sizeable portion has not and there are only rumors as to its location, until about a month ago."Ah, shall we say, a friend of a friend mentioned he had been offered a small bar of gold bullion bearing the imprint of the Heraeus Corporation of Germany. I do not know if you know of this German company, but Heraeus has been in the business of refining and producing precious metals since the late 1800’s when they discovered a method of melting platinum."During World War Two, one small gold smelting facility of the Heraeus corporation located on the outskirts of Hanau, Germany was taken over by the Nazi party, managed by Nazi party members, and slave labor was used for the smelting process. They began melting the gold looted from the countries occupied by the German Army into bullion. The bullion was stamped with the hallmark of the Heraeus corporation in order to make it appear to be legitimate, though the Heraeus company per se had nothing to do with the operation."This knowledge has been common since the war ended, but what happened to the gold bullion produced by the Nazi controlled factory has been unknown until this single bar of bullion was offered to this friend of my friend. The offer was made in somewhat secretive circumstances and the design of the hallmark dated to the period of the Second World War. These two things intrigued this friend of my friend and also intrigued me."My interest was passing until I spoke to a man who wished to buy gold as an investment. He related a tale told by his grandfather of watching U-boats berthed at Helgoland, Germany when he was twelve years old. His grandfather had watched the U-boats before as they were fueled, armed, and then sent back out to sea. On a few occasions, this was not the case."According to his story, over the course of a week, several men in prison uniforms loaded six submarines with wooden cases that appeared much too heavy to be supplies and not large enough to hold munitions. He thought it unusual that they did not load any torpedoes as they always had before, but assumed the submarines were supply submarines used to re-supply U-boats at sea."Once the submarines were loaded, the men in prison uniforms were taken away and a few men in the uniform of the German navy went on board, but not in the same numbers this man had seen before. Instead of a full crew, a number of men in business dress also boarded the submarines. The submarines then left port. Three months later, those same six submarines were again docked in Helgoland and were being once again loaded as before. This cycle was repeated two more times before he witnessed the same submarines being loaded with torpedoes and manned by full crews of the German Navy."Another very interesting event happened in Argentina at the end of the war. Juan Peron was elected president and set about nationalizing industries and services while at the same time raising the wages of workers. Most importantly, he paid off the entire amount of externally held Argentine debt."Because Argentina does mine native gold and silver ore, I have people there to keep me informed about the latest developments. When I heard the stories about the bar of gold bullion and the German submarines and put that story into the context of what I know about the country, I asked my people there to do some research into the matter. The report I received a few weeks ago offered some tantalizing conclusions."At the end of the war, Argentina had external debt amounting to about two hundred million US Dollars. When Peron was elected President, he settled the national debt with payments in gold bullion, which is understandable because gold is the currency of the world. What is not understandable is where Peron was able to find enough gold to do that without bankrupting the country. The entire gold reserves of Argentina at the time were about two hundred and fifty million US dollars. He would have had to drain most of those reserves, but apparently did not. He continued to implement his policies by using that same gold reserve."My people were not able to identify how that situation changed so rapidly once Peron was in office nor the source of the gold with which he paid the Argentine debt. They were able to report that prior to settling that debt, the Argentine government ceased operations of a small, older smelter in the foothills of the Andes near Mendoza to bring that facility up to the level of current technology. They learned this from an old man who had been employed at the smelter in his youth. He said he was sent home and told to not report for work for two months."The man was interested in what changes were going to be made so over the course of seven weeks, he watched the activities at the smelter. He related to my people that the first week, he saw many trucks drive into the smelter and each truck had armed guards who were all tall men who looked European. He could not see what they did in the smelter, but he did notice the smokestack continued to emit smoke just as it had when the smelter was operating."A week before his two month furlough was to end, he witnessed those same trucks with the same armed guards drive out of the smelter and take the road that led to Buenos Aires. He also said when he returned to work, there was little difference from how the smelter had operated before.”I wasn’t sure what all this had to do with me. When I asked, his face became grim.“What I and my people believe is that a very large amount of gold was shipped to Argentina by the Nazis on submarines and used to pay the Argentine government for allowing them to stay there. That is the only explanation for how Peron was able to find the gold to pay off the national debt. It is also an explanation for the unusual loading of the submarine and for the bar of gold bullion offered to, as I said, a friend of a friend. The smelter was shut down in order to melt the Nazi gold and then recast it into bullion that bore the Argentine hallmark.”I was still confused.“OK, that’s all well and good, but again, what does that have to do with me?”He placed his hands on the table between us and smiled.“I want to pay you to find the rest of the Nazi gold.”Now, I was confused again.“The rest? I thought you said they melted it all down and recast it.”He shook his head and chuckled.“I said they melted and recast enough to pay off the Argentine debt, not that they melted and recast all the gold. The total amount of gold plundered by the Nazis is not accurately known, but it has been estimated at nearly two billion US dollars in the currency of the day. About a fourth of that can be reasonably accounted for as it was transferred to various banks in neutral countries, though some of those transfers are disputed. The rest has never been found."It is my estimate that the Nazis shipped at least four hundred tons of gold to Argentina on those submarines. In the currency of the day, that would be about half a billion US dollars. In 1945, the Argentine debt was about two hundred million US dollars. That leaves us with a difference of about three hundred million which would be a little over one and a half billion US dollars at today’s market price.”I said I didn’t think that was feasible because of the weight of gold. It wouldn’t fit on a submarine. He smiled.“Yes, gold is heavy but also very dense and does not require much space. The normal armament for a U-boat of the type loaded at Helgoland was fourteen torpedoes that weighed a little over a ton and a half each. Each submarine could have carried over twenty tons of gold if the torpedoes were not on board. The six submarines making four trips could have carried that much gold and many passengers. With a range of about nine thousand nautical miles, they could easily have made the trip from Germany to Argentina and back in about three months at sea.It sounded like another Nazi conspiracy theory to me, but it was interesting so I decided to play along for a while."So, you want me to find this gold and then what? Hire a bunch of trucks to bring it back to the US?”He smiled and shook his head.“No. I only want you to confirm its location from the information my people have developed after almost a year of research. Near Mendoza in Mendoza province, my people located the ruins of what they described as a replica of The Berghof, Hitler’s residence in Bavaria. The surrounding area is mostly unpopulated now, but was once the site of a now closed led mine. We believe the building was built to house German Army and SS officers who fled Germany and surmise the gold must have been secreted in the led mine. Once you have confirmed the gold is indeed at that location, others will orchestrate its removal and transport.That little bell in your head that tells you something’s not right started to ring."Mr. Richter, if your people know where it is, why don’t those others you talked about confirm the gold is there and then remove it?”He pursed his lips.“My people in Argentina are carefully watched by the Argentine government to detect any financial dealings they might attempt. It is highly likely some in the Argentine government are also aware of their findings. Were my people to investigate that mine, well, the current government of Argentina would consider the gold to be the property of Argentina. It is not, but Argentina would be very upset were they to find it has been discovered and removed from the country.”The little bell in my head was now clanging.“So what you’re asking me to do is illegal? I don’t much like the idea of spending time in an Argentine prison.”He shook his head.“Your involvement will only be to locate and enter an abandoned and unguarded mine, confirm with photographs that the gold is there, and then bring those photographs and an accurate location back to me. It will be as if you were a tourist seeing the countryside and just happened upon the mine during your travels. There is nothing illegal about that."You will be well compensated for your efforts. I am prepared to offer you transportation to and from Argentina, a vehicle and other equipment for your use while there, and the sum of one hundred thousand dollars. I have arranged for twenty thousand dollars to be transferred to your bank account immediately upon your arrival in Argentina and commencement of your search. You will, of course, be provided with a small sum for travel expenses. The balance will be transferred upon your return, assuming you are successful. If not, the transfer will be for an additional twenty thous

I was hired to find lost Nazi gold. I found Ariella instead.Based on a post by ronde, in 2 parts. Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories.The shiny, black, Mercedes X-Class pickup slowly worked its way down the road about a hundred meters from where I was crouched behind a rock. The fact the pickup was alone and had an M 60 machine gun on a pintle mount in the bed told me this wasn’t some unit of the Argentine Army. The Argentine Army might have been driving a Mercedes pickup, but it would have been OD green and the machine gun would have been an FN Mag.The woman nudged me then.“They’ll be on top of us in a few minutes. I’ll take out the truck driver and the M 60. That’ll slow them down while they’re trying to figure out where the shots came from. They might run then, but if they don’t it’ll take both of us to take out the rest. Are you ready for that?”I was ready, because I knew if we didn’t take out all of them, we’d be running for our lives. I’d experienced that before. I was a former US Army Ranger with two tours of Afghanistan under my belt before I decided civilian life would be a whole lot healthier.I had no reservations about what we had to do, though it was going to be tough. With it’s short barrel, iron sights, and a tendency to overheat if fired quickly, the HK G 36 C carbine I carried lost accuracy fast after about two hundred meters, so they’d have to be closer than that. I could use the old “spray and pray” technique used by some US Army soldiers before the M4 came out with a selector switch for a three round burst instead of just full-auto fire. The problem with that was I only had a hundred and twenty rounds and they wouldn’t last long if I did that. After that, all I had was a 9 millimeter Browning pistol. They’d have to be a lot closer before I had any chance of putting even one down with that.The woman was in better shape for long range shooting. The Israeli M 89 SR rifle she was crouched behind was accurate out to about a thousand meters if she knew what she was doing, and if she did, the thirty rounds in her magazine would be more than sufficient.She let the truck get to about seventy-five meters from our position and then put one 7.62  millimeter round through the windshield. The driver slumped down in the seat at the same time her second shot hit the M60 just behind the operating handle and effectively froze the action. The truck turned sharply into a rock and then the engine died. The whole thing couldn’t have taken more than about five seconds. The woman definitely knew her way around a rifle.The three guys in the truck bed and the one left in the cab bailed out, got behind the truck, and started looking for the shooter. They were going to have a difficult time finding us. The suppressor on the M89SR effectively hid any muzzle flash and any dust caused by the gasses exiting the barrel. It also reduced the sound enough that it would be difficult for the guys to pinpoint it since the echo from the mountains made the sound seem to come from all directions.The woman and I watched them for the next five minutes, and it became obvious they weren’t battle-trained troops. They were probably considered a serious threat by the local population, but to me they were just amateurs; well-equipped amateurs, but still amateurs.They were well equipped because they had money, and money was the reason I was in Argentina in the first place. Meeting the woman was just a lucky accident. Well, that’s what I thought at the time. I later found out it was no accident.How it all started.The whole thing started six weeks before I found myself with the woman crouched behind a rock and waiting to see what the guys behind the truck were going to do next.After separating myself from the US Army, I needed some way to keep myself indoors and fed. When I looked at what I knew how to do, planning for close combat and then executing that plan was all I could come up with.Given the domestic and political climate at the time, a lot of former military men were running self defense schools. After reading about a few of the schools, I decided I could make some money that way too.I’d been deployed for much of my Army career so most of my Army pay was sitting in my bank. I used half of what I had as a down payment on fifty acres in Eastern Tennessee with a house and barn on it, and built a pistol and rifle range.I was doing OK, teaching a class a couple times a week in basic gun safety and giving the Tennessee concealed-carry class and test. The other days, I taught advanced courses in long-range rifle shooting and rapid-fire pistol shooting. I also sold targets and ammunition. I wasn’t getting rich, but I was able to make the mortgage payments, put food on the table, and keep my fridge stocked with beer.One afternoon after I’d finished up my class on accurate rapid pistol fire, I was policing brass from the range when a guy in a suit and tie walked up and stuck out his hand. He introduced himself as Marcus Richter.“Mr. Dale Stevenson; did I get your name right? Ah, good. Mr. Stevenson, I understand you have somewhat of a unique background, a background I would find useful if you agree to my proposal.”I figured he’d gotten that information from my web site. I thought “US Army Ranger” sounded better than “former military” like some of the school web sites used.I shrugged.“I can teach you how to fire a weapon and how to defend yourself in an emergency if that’s what you mean.”He shook his head.“No, though the thought has crossed my mind. Fortunately, I have people who take care of those duties for me."No, I’m a successful business man in a rather unique business. I trade in world currencies. It is that business that resulted in my visit to your establishment today. I fear the explanation of that business will be quite lengthy, so would it be possible to find a place where we might sit down and out of the sun?”I’d converted part of the barn into a classroom for my classes, so I led the man there. Once we were seated, he cleared his throat.“As I said, I am a trader in world currencies and that includes gold and silver in its many forms, from coinage to bullion. My business is of necessity rather secretive, for were some in the precious metal market to have advanced knowledge of my activities, it would have an impact upon the world pricing of said precious metals. It is such advanced knowledge I hope to exploit to my advantage if you agree to perform a service for me, a service for which you will be very well compensated.”I wasn’t entirely convinced this guy was on the level, but I had no reason to stop listening to him.I smiled.“It sounds like you have some sort of secret mission you want me to do for you.”He smiled.“Yes, secrecy is of the utmost importance. When you hear the details, you will understand why."As you probably know, in the last stages of World War Two, many high-ranking members of the Nazi party and German military realized any favorable outcome to the war was an impossibility. Germany would be defeated and given the atrocities committed, those same people would be prosecuted for war crimes, found guilty, and imprisoned or executed."They began making plans to escape before they were captured by the Allies. Argentina was neutral during the war and indeed declared war on the Axis powers a month before the war in Europe ended, but many in Argentina were still sympathetic toward Germany. As a result, Argentina was viewed as a possible haven by those attempting to escape what would surely be their ultimate fate."Argentina, in fact, encouraged those high-ranking people to come there. It is well known that many were able to successfully leave Germany and take up residence in Argentina. The efforts of some Israeli organizations that were able to locate some of them and transport them back to Israel for trial is a testimony to that fact."What is not well known is how those same people funded their escape and managed to live in Argentina until they were able to find employment. There are suspicions of the transfer of gold either before or after their escape, but no proof. What is known is there were large caches of gold the Nazi’s looted from the countries and people they overran in the early stages of the war."While much of that gold was gold bars plundered from the repositories in Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, a significant amount was in the gold taken from individuals. To date, some of that gold has been recovered, but a sizeable portion has not and there are only rumors as to its location, until about a month ago."Ah, shall we say, a friend of a friend mentioned he had been offered a small bar of gold bullion bearing the imprint of the Heraeus Corporation of Germany. I do not know if you know of this German company, but Heraeus has been in the business of refining and producing precious metals since the late 1800’s when they discovered a method of melting platinum."During World War Two, one small gold smelting facility of the Heraeus corporation located on the outskirts of Hanau, Germany was taken over by the Nazi party, managed by Nazi party members, and slave labor was used for the smelting process. They began melting the gold looted from the countries occupied by the German Army into bullion. The bullion was stamped with the hallmark of the Heraeus corporation in order to make it appear to be legitimate, though the Heraeus company per se had nothing to do with the operation."This knowledge has been common since the war ended, but what happened to the gold bullion produced by the Nazi controlled factory has been unknown until this single bar of bullion was offered to this friend of my friend. The offer was made in somewhat secretive circumstances and the design of the hallmark dated to the period of the Second World War. These two things intrigued this friend of my friend and also intrigued me."My interest was passing until I spoke to a man who wished to buy gold as an investment. He related a tale told by his grandfather of watching U-boats berthed at Helgoland, Germany when he was twelve years old. His grandfather had watched the U-boats before as they were fueled, armed, and then sent back out to sea. On a few occasions, this was not the case."According to his story, over the course of a week, several men in prison uniforms loaded six submarines with wooden cases that appeared much too heavy to be supplies and not large enough to hold munitions. He thought it unusual that they did not load any torpedoes as they always had before, but assumed the submarines were supply submarines used to re-supply U-boats at sea."Once the submarines were loaded, the men in prison uniforms were taken away and a few men in the uniform of the German navy went on board, but not in the same numbers this man had seen before. Instead of a full crew, a number of men in business dress also boarded the submarines. The submarines then left port. Three months later, those same six submarines were again docked in Helgoland and were being once again loaded as before. This cycle was repeated two more times before he witnessed the same submarines being loaded with torpedoes and manned by full crews of the German Navy."Another very interesting event happened in Argentina at the end of the war. Juan Peron was elected president and set about nationalizing industries and services while at the same time raising the wages of workers. Most importantly, he paid off the entire amount of externally held Argentine debt."Because Argentina does mine native gold and silver ore, I have people there to keep me informed about the latest developments. When I heard the stories about the bar of gold bullion and the German submarines and put that story into the context of what I know about the country, I asked my people there to do some research into the matter. The report I received a few weeks ago offered some tantalizing conclusions."At the end of the war, Argentina had external debt amounting to about two hundred million US Dollars. When Peron was elected President, he settled the national debt with payments in gold bullion, which is understandable because gold is the currency of the world. What is not understandable is where Peron was able to find enough gold to do that without bankrupting the country. The entire gold reserves of Argentina at the time were about two hundred and fifty million US dollars. He would have had to drain most of those reserves, but apparently did not. He continued to implement his policies by using that same gold reserve."My people were not able to identify how that situation changed so rapidly once Peron was in office nor the source of the gold with which he paid the Argentine debt. They were able to report that prior to settling that debt, the Argentine government ceased operations of a small, older smelter in the foothills of the Andes near Mendoza to bring that facility up to the level of current technology. They learned this from an old man who had been employed at the smelter in his youth. He said he was sent home and told to not report for work for two months."The man was interested in what changes were going to be made so over the course of seven weeks, he watched the activities at the smelter. He related to my people that the first week, he saw many trucks drive into the smelter and each truck had armed guards who were all tall men who looked European. He could not see what they did in the smelter, but he did notice the smokestack continued to emit smoke just as it had when the smelter was operating."A week before his two month furlough was to end, he witnessed those same trucks with the same armed guards drive out of the smelter and take the road that led to Buenos Aires. He also said when he returned to work, there was little difference from how the smelter had operated before.”I wasn’t sure what all this had to do with me. When I asked, his face became grim.“What I and my people believe is that a very large amount of gold was shipped to Argentina by the Nazis on submarines and used to pay the Argentine government for allowing them to stay there. That is the only explanation for how Peron was able to find the gold to pay off the national debt. It is also an explanation for the unusual loading of the submarine and for the bar of gold bullion offered to, as I said, a friend of a friend. The smelter was shut down in order to melt the Nazi gold and then recast it into bullion that bore the Argentine hallmark.”I was still confused.“OK, that’s all well and good, but again, what does that have to do with me?”He placed his hands on the table between us and smiled.“I want to pay you to find the rest of the Nazi gold.”Now, I was confused again.“The rest? I thought you said they melted it all down and recast it.”He shook his head and chuckled.“I said they melted and recast enough to pay off the Argentine debt, not that they melted and recast all the gold. The total amount of gold plundered by the Nazis is not accurately known, but it has been estimated at nearly two billion US dollars in the currency of the day. About a fourth of that can be reasonably accounted for as it was transferred to various banks in neutral countries, though some of those transfers are disputed. The rest has never been found."It is my estimate that the Nazis shipped at least four hundred tons of gold to Argentina on those submarines. In the currency of the day, that would be about half a billion US dollars. In 1945, the Argentine debt was about two hundred million US dollars. That leaves us with a difference of about three hundred million which would be a little over one and a half billion US dollars at today’s market price.”I said I didn’t think that was feasible because of the weight of gold. It wouldn’t fit on a submarine. He smiled.“Yes, gold is heavy but also very dense and does not require much space. The normal armament for a U-boat of the type loaded at Helgoland was fourteen torpedoes that weighed a little over a ton and a half each. Each submarine could have carried over twenty tons of gold if the torpedoes were not on board. The six submarines making four trips could have carried that much gold and many passengers. With a range of about nine thousand nautical miles, they could easily have made the trip from Germany to Argentina and back in about three months at sea.It sounded like another Nazi conspiracy theory to me, but it was interesting so I decided to play along for a while."So, you want me to find this gold and then what? Hire a bunch of trucks to bring it back to the US?”He smiled and shook his head.“No. I only want you to confirm its location from the information my people have developed after almost a year of research. Near Mendoza in Mendoza province, my people located the ruins of what they described as a replica of The Berghof, Hitler’s residence in Bavaria. The surrounding area is mostly unpopulated now, but was once the site of a now closed led mine. We believe the building was built to house German Army and SS officers who fled Germany and surmise the gold must have been secreted in the led mine. Once you have confirmed the gold is indeed at that location, others will orchestrate its removal and transport.That little bell in your head that tells you something’s not right started to ring."Mr. Richter, if your people know where it is, why don’t those others you talked about confirm the gold is there and then remove it?”He pursed his lips.“My people in Argentina are carefully watched by the Argentine government to detect any financial dealings they might attempt. It is highly likely some in the Argentine government are also aware of their findings. Were my people to investigate that mine, well, the current government of Argentina would consider the gold to be the property of Argentina. It is not, but Argentina would be very upset were they to find it has been discovered and removed from the country.”The little bell in my head was now clanging.“So what you’re asking me to do is illegal? I don’t much like the idea of spending time in an Argentine prison.”He shook his head.“Your involvement will only be to locate and enter an abandoned and unguarded mine, confirm with photographs that the gold is there, and then bring those photographs and an accurate location back to me. It will be as if you were a tourist seeing the countryside and just happened upon the mine during your travels. There is nothing illegal about that."You will be well compensated for your efforts. I am prepared to offer you transportation to and from Argentina, a vehicle and other equipment for your use while there, and the sum of one hundred thousand dollars. I have arranged for twenty thousand dollars to be transferred to your bank account immediately upon your arrival in Argentina and commencement of your search. You will, of course, be provided with a small sum for travel expenses. The balance will be transferred upon your return, assuming you are successful. If not, the transfer will be for an additional twenty thous

I was hired to find lost Nazi gold. I found Ariella instead.Based on a post by ronde, in 2 parts. Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories.The shiny, black, Mercedes X-Class pickup slowly worked its way down the road about a hundred meters from where I was crouched behind a rock. The fact the pickup was alone and had an M 60 machine gun on a pintle mount in the bed told me this wasn’t some unit of the Argentine Army. The Argentine Army might have been driving a Mercedes pickup, but it would have been OD green and the machine gun would have been an FN Mag.The woman nudged me then.“They’ll be on top of us in a few minutes. I’ll take out the truck driver and the M 60. That’ll slow them down while they’re trying to figure out where the shots came from. They might run then, but if they don’t it’ll take both of us to take out the rest. Are you ready for that?”I was ready, because I knew if we didn’t take out all of them, we’d be running for our lives. I’d experienced that before. I was a former US Army Ranger with two tours of Afghanistan under my belt before I decided civilian life would be a whole lot healthier.I had no reservations about what we had to do, though it was going to be tough. With it’s short barrel, iron sights, and a tendency to overheat if fired quickly, the HK G 36 C carbine I carried lost accuracy fast after about two hundred meters, so they’d have to be closer than that. I could use the old “spray and pray” technique used by some US Army soldiers before the M4 came out with a selector switch for a three round burst instead of just full-auto fire. The problem with that was I only had a hundred and twenty rounds and they wouldn’t last long if I did that. After that, all I had was a 9 millimeter Browning pistol. They’d have to be a lot closer before I had any chance of putting even one down with that.The woman was in better shape for long range shooting. The Israeli M 89 SR rifle she was crouched behind was accurate out to about a thousand meters if she knew what she was doing, and if she did, the thirty rounds in her magazine would be more than sufficient.She let the truck get to about seventy-five meters from our position and then put one 7.62  millimeter round through the windshield. The driver slumped down in the seat at the same time her second shot hit the M60 just behind the operating handle and effectively froze the action. The truck turned sharply into a rock and then the engine died. The whole thing couldn’t have taken more than about five seconds. The woman definitely knew her way around a rifle.The three guys in the truck bed and the one left in the cab bailed out, got behind the truck, and started looking for the shooter. They were going to have a difficult time finding us. The suppressor on the M89SR effectively hid any muzzle flash and any dust caused by the gasses exiting the barrel. It also reduced the sound enough that it would be difficult for the guys to pinpoint it since the echo from the mountains made the sound seem to come from all directions.The woman and I watched them for the next five minutes, and it became obvious they weren’t battle-trained troops. They were probably considered a serious threat by the local population, but to me they were just amateurs; well-equipped amateurs, but still amateurs.They were well equipped because they had money, and money was the reason I was in Argentina in the first place. Meeting the woman was just a lucky accident. Well, that’s what I thought at the time. I later found out it was no accident.How it all started.The whole thing started six weeks before I found myself with the woman crouched behind a rock and waiting to see what the guys behind the truck were going to do next.After separating myself from the US Army, I needed some way to keep myself indoors and fed. When I looked at what I knew how to do, planning for close combat and then executing that plan was all I could come up with.Given the domestic and political climate at the time, a lot of former military men were running self defense schools. After reading about a few of the schools, I decided I could make some money that way too.I’d been deployed for much of my Army career so most of my Army pay was sitting in my bank. I used half of what I had as a down payment on fifty acres in Eastern Tennessee with a house and barn on it, and built a pistol and rifle range.I was doing OK, teaching a class a couple times a week in basic gun safety and giving the Tennessee concealed-carry class and test. The other days, I taught advanced courses in long-range rifle shooting and rapid-fire pistol shooting. I also sold targets and ammunition. I wasn’t getting rich, but I was able to make the mortgage payments, put food on the table, and keep my fridge stocked with beer.One afternoon after I’d finished up my class on accurate rapid pistol fire, I was policing brass from the range when a guy in a suit and tie walked up and stuck out his hand. He introduced himself as Marcus Richter.“Mr. Dale Stevenson; did I get your name right? Ah, good. Mr. Stevenson, I understand you have somewhat of a unique background, a background I would find useful if you agree to my proposal.”I figured he’d gotten that information from my web site. I thought “US Army Ranger” sounded better than “former military” like some of the school web sites used.I shrugged.“I can teach you how to fire a weapon and how to defend yourself in an emergency if that’s what you mean.”He shook his head.“No, though the thought has crossed my mind. Fortunately, I have people who take care of those duties for me."No, I’m a successful business man in a rather unique business. I trade in world currencies. It is that business that resulted in my visit to your establishment today. I fear the explanation of that business will be quite lengthy, so would it be possible to find a place where we might sit down and out of the sun?”I’d converted part of the barn into a classroom for my classes, so I led the man there. Once we were seated, he cleared his throat.“As I said, I am a trader in world currencies and that includes gold and silver in its many forms, from coinage to bullion. My business is of necessity rather secretive, for were some in the precious metal market to have advanced knowledge of my activities, it would have an impact upon the world pricing of said precious metals. It is such advanced knowledge I hope to exploit to my advantage if you agree to perform a service for me, a service for which you will be very well compensated.”I wasn’t entirely convinced this guy was on the level, but I had no reason to stop listening to him.I smiled.“It sounds like you have some sort of secret mission you want me to do for you.”He smiled.“Yes, secrecy is of the utmost importance. When you hear the details, you will understand why."As you probably know, in the last stages of World War Two, many high-ranking members of the Nazi party and German military realized any favorable outcome to the war was an impossibility. Germany would be defeated and given the atrocities committed, those same people would be prosecuted for war crimes, found guilty, and imprisoned or executed."They began making plans to escape before they were captured by the Allies. Argentina was neutral during the war and indeed declared war on the Axis powers a month before the war in Europe ended, but many in Argentina were still sympathetic toward Germany. As a result, Argentina was viewed as a possible haven by those attempting to escape what would surely be their ultimate fate."Argentina, in fact, encouraged those high-ranking people to come there. It is well known that many were able to successfully leave Germany and take up residence in Argentina. The efforts of some Israeli organizations that were able to locate some of them and transport them back to Israel for trial is a testimony to that fact."What is not well known is how those same people funded their escape and managed to live in Argentina until they were able to find employment. There are suspicions of the transfer of gold either before or after their escape, but no proof. What is known is there were large caches of gold the Nazi’s looted from the countries and people they overran in the early stages of the war."While much of that gold was gold bars plundered from the repositories in Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, a significant amount was in the gold taken from individuals. To date, some of that gold has been recovered, but a sizeable portion has not and there are only rumors as to its location, until about a month ago."Ah, shall we say, a friend of a friend mentioned he had been offered a small bar of gold bullion bearing the imprint of the Heraeus Corporation of Germany. I do not know if you know of this German company, but Heraeus has been in the business of refining and producing precious metals since the late 1800’s when they discovered a method of melting platinum."During World War Two, one small gold smelting facility of the Heraeus corporation located on the outskirts of Hanau, Germany was taken over by the Nazi party, managed by Nazi party members, and slave labor was used for the smelting process. They began melting the gold looted from the countries occupied by the German Army into bullion. The bullion was stamped with the hallmark of the Heraeus corporation in order to make it appear to be legitimate, though the Heraeus company per se had nothing to do with the operation."This knowledge has been common since the war ended, but what happened to the gold bullion produced by the Nazi controlled factory has been unknown until this single bar of bullion was offered to this friend of my friend. The offer was made in somewhat secretive circumstances and the design of the hallmark dated to the period of the Second World War. These two things intrigued this friend of my friend and also intrigued me."My interest was passing until I spoke to a man who wished to buy gold as an investment. He related a tale told by his grandfather of watching U-boats berthed at Helgoland, Germany when he was twelve years old. His grandfather had watched the U-boats before as they were fueled, armed, and then sent back out to sea. On a few occasions, this was not the case."According to his story, over the course of a week, several men in prison uniforms loaded six submarines with wooden cases that appeared much too heavy to be supplies and not large enough to hold munitions. He thought it unusual that they did not load any torpedoes as they always had before, but assumed the submarines were supply submarines used to re-supply U-boats at sea."Once the submarines were loaded, the men in prison uniforms were taken away and a few men in the uniform of the German navy went on board, but not in the same numbers this man had seen before. Instead of a full crew, a number of men in business dress also boarded the submarines. The submarines then left port. Three months later, those same six submarines were again docked in Helgoland and were being once again loaded as before. This cycle was repeated two more times before he witnessed the same submarines being loaded with torpedoes and manned by full crews of the German Navy."Another very interesting event happened in Argentina at the end of the war. Juan Peron was elected president and set about nationalizing industries and services while at the same time raising the wages of workers. Most importantly, he paid off the entire amount of externally held Argentine debt."Because Argentina does mine native gold and silver ore, I have people there to keep me informed about the latest developments. When I heard the stories about the bar of gold bullion and the German submarines and put that story into the context of what I know about the country, I asked my people there to do some research into the matter. The report I received a few weeks ago offered some tantalizing conclusions."At the end of the war, Argentina had external debt amounting to about two hundred million US Dollars. When Peron was elected President, he settled the national debt with payments in gold bullion, which is understandable because gold is the currency of the world. What is not understandable is where Peron was able to find enough gold to do that without bankrupting the country. The entire gold reserves of Argentina at the time were about two hundred and fifty million US dollars. He would have had to drain most of those reserves, but apparently did not. He continued to implement his policies by using that same gold reserve."My people were not able to identify how that situation changed so rapidly once Peron was in office nor the source of the gold with which he paid the Argentine debt. They were able to report that prior to settling that debt, the Argentine government ceased operations of a small, older smelter in the foothills of the Andes near Mendoza to bring that facility up to the level of current technology. They learned this from an old man who had been employed at the smelter in his youth. He said he was sent home and told to not report for work for two months."The man was interested in what changes were going to be made so over the course of seven weeks, he watched the activities at the smelter. He related to my people that the first week, he saw many trucks drive into the smelter and each truck had armed guards who were all tall men who looked European. He could not see what they did in the smelter, but he did notice the smokestack continued to emit smoke just as it had when the smelter was operating."A week before his two month furlough was to end, he witnessed those same trucks with the same armed guards drive out of the smelter and take the road that led to Buenos Aires. He also said when he returned to work, there was little difference from how the smelter had operated before.”I wasn’t sure what all this had to do with me. When I asked, his face became grim.“What I and my people believe is that a very large amount of gold was shipped to Argentina by the Nazis on submarines and used to pay the Argentine government for allowing them to stay there. That is the only explanation for how Peron was able to find the gold to pay off the national debt. It is also an explanation for the unusual loading of the submarine and for the bar of gold bullion offered to, as I said, a friend of a friend. The smelter was shut down in order to melt the Nazi gold and then recast it into bullion that bore the Argentine hallmark.”I was still confused.“OK, that’s all well and good, but again, what does that have to do with me?”He placed his hands on the table between us and smiled.“I want to pay you to find the rest of the Nazi gold.”Now, I was confused again.“The rest? I thought you said they melted it all down and recast it.”He shook his head and chuckled.“I said they melted and recast enough to pay off the Argentine debt, not that they melted and recast all the gold. The total amount of gold plundered by the Nazis is not accurately known, but it has been estimated at nearly two billion US dollars in the currency of the day. About a fourth of that can be reasonably accounted for as it was transferred to various banks in neutral countries, though some of those transfers are disputed. The rest has never been found."It is my estimate that the Nazis shipped at least four hundred tons of gold to Argentina on those submarines. In the currency of the day, that would be about half a billion US dollars. In 1945, the Argentine debt was about two hundred million US dollars. That leaves us with a difference of about three hundred million which would be a little over one and a half billion US dollars at today’s market price.”I said I didn’t think that was feasible because of the weight of gold. It wouldn’t fit on a submarine. He smiled.“Yes, gold is heavy but also very dense and does not require much space. The normal armament for a U-boat of the type loaded at Helgoland was fourteen torpedoes that weighed a little over a ton and a half each. Each submarine could have carried over twenty tons of gold if the torpedoes were not on board. The six submarines making four trips could have carried that much gold and many passengers. With a range of about nine thousand nautical miles, they could easily have made the trip from Germany to Argentina and back in about three months at sea.It sounded like another Nazi conspiracy theory to me, but it was interesting so I decided to play along for a while."So, you want me to find this gold and then what? Hire a bunch of trucks to bring it back to the US?”He smiled and shook his head.“No. I only want you to confirm its location from the information my people have developed after almost a year of research. Near Mendoza in Mendoza province, my people located the ruins of what they described as a replica of The Berghof, Hitler’s residence in Bavaria. The surrounding area is mostly unpopulated now, but was once the site of a now closed led mine. We believe the building was built to house German Army and SS officers who fled Germany and surmise the gold must have been secreted in the led mine. Once you have confirmed the gold is indeed at that location, others will orchestrate its removal and transport.That little bell in your head that tells you something’s not right started to ring."Mr. Richter, if your people know where it is, why don’t those others you talked about confirm the gold is there and then remove it?”He pursed his lips.“My people in Argentina are carefully watched by the Argentine government to detect any financial dealings they might attempt. It is highly likely some in the Argentine government are also aware of their findings. Were my people to investigate that mine, well, the current government of Argentina would consider the gold to be the property of Argentina. It is not, but Argentina would be very upset were they to find it has been discovered and removed from the country.”The little bell in my head was now clanging.“So what you’re asking me to do is illegal? I don’t much like the idea of spending time in an Argentine prison.”He shook his head.“Your involvement will only be to locate and enter an abandoned and unguarded mine, confirm with photographs that the gold is there, and then bring those photographs and an accurate location back to me. It will be as if you were a tourist seeing the countryside and just happened upon the mine during your travels. There is nothing illegal about that."You will be well compensated for your efforts. I am prepared to offer you transportation to and from Argentina, a vehicle and other equipment for your use while there, and the sum of one hundred thousand dollars. I have arranged for twenty thousand dollars to be transferred to your bank account immediately upon your arrival in Argentina and commencement of your search. You will, of course, be provided with a small sum for travel expenses. The balance will be transferred upon your return, assuming you are successful. If not, the transfer will be for an additional twenty thous

Im Hafenreport vom Hamburger Hafenkonzert geht es dieses Mal wieder um unterschiedliche Themen aus der maritimen Welt: - Historische Entscheidung: Hamburgische Bürgerschaft votiert für MSC-Deal - MSC-Deal: Wie geht es jetzt weiter? - "Binnenmeer" - Das neue Buch von Olaf Kanter über die Ostsee - Erinnerungen an die Fahrenszeit - Der Hamburger Seemann Dieter Sabirwosky - Im Herzen Seemann geblieben - auch im Ruhestand: Der Hamburger Seemann Dieter Sabirwosky - Raumfahrt bei der Schiffbau-Messe SMM: Interview mit Dr. Frank Sill Torres, Direktor des Instituts für Maritimen Infrastruktur-Schutz beim Deutschen Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt - "Trash-Island" - das neue Musical im Schmidtchen auf dem Kiez - Das Museum auf Helgoland hat eine neue Leiterin: Simone Arnhold - "Rhinplate rund!" - Deutschland älteste Wettfahrt für Traditionssegler vom 27.-29. September in und vor Glückstadt. - "Pippis Papa" - Neue Ausstellung über Pippi Langstrumpfs Vater im MARKK, dem Museum an der Rothenbaumchaussee Moderation: Jan Wulf

# 102 – Wie sind sie hier reingekommen? Möchte die Witwe angesprochen werden, platziert sie auf dem Grab die Gießkanne mit dem Ausguss nach vorne Es geht um den Probenraum fürs Leben – eine Kack Zukunft nach der anderen…und manchmal willst du alles richtig machen im Leben, und dann übersieht dich ein LKW-Fahrer aus Heilbronn. Oder dir fehlt ausgerechnet Miroslav Klose im Paninialbum

Themen: Verfolgungsjagd
mit der Polizei
durch die Stadt +++ Die Bergung vom Wrack der "Verity“ vor Helgoland geht in die entscheidende Phase +++ Beitrgaserhöhung für Krippe und Hort +++ Wehren bei
Brandeinsatz 
in Abbenseth. Herausgeber: Cuxhaven-Niederelbe Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG. Redaktionelle Leitung: Ulrich Rohde. Sprecher: Dieter Büge. Produktion: Win-Marketing - Agentur für Audio-Produktionen.

Vier Tage vor dem sportlichen Höhepunkt (des Jahres!!) in Lippstadt hat Matze es auf die Lange Anna abgesehen. Der Bürgermeister von Helgoland wird die Beiden sicher miteinander bekannt machen! Calli tut die Ablenkung gut, die traurige Nachricht vom Tod seines Freundes Christoph Daum hat ihn sehr getroffen. Was für schöne Erinnerungen hat er, gerade auch an Erlebnisse aus den vergangenen Monaten, doch an seinen treuen Wegbegleiter. Auch Tobi erinnert sich an gemeinsame Momente. Aber klar, der Ball rollt weiter. Calli ist Samstag in Leverkusen, beim Spiel gegen Leipzig. Und einen Tag zuvor ist Deadline Day! Ruhe geht anders. "Echte Champions XXL" ist eine Produktion der Podcastbande. Neue Folgen immer donnerstags - überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.

In dieser Episode des Nordsee-Podcasts von "Teetied und Rosinenbrot" dreht sich alles um die faszinierende Insel Helgoland. Komm mit auf eine Reise zu diesem einzigartigen roten Buntsandsteinfelsen in der Nordsee. Erfahre, wie die geologischen Kräfte diesen Felsen vor Millionen von Jahren aus der Tiefe hervorgebracht haben und wie die Erosion das heutige Erscheinungsbild der Insel formte. Höre die praktischen Tipps für einen Tagesausflug nach Helgoland. Wie du am besten die Hauptattraktionen erkundest, darunter die Beobachtung von Seehunden und Kegelrobben auf der Inseldüne sowie die historischen Bunkeranlagen aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg. Getreu dem Motto: "Grün ist das Land, rot ist der Kant, weiß ist der Sand." +++ Bilder und das Transskript zur Episode findest du auf: https://freilenzen.dornnum.de/helgoland +++ Alle Episoden und mehr Stories von der Nordsee unter: https://freilenzen.dornnum.de

Frederic's still photography work includes work for the films: Beloved Sisters, Resistance, A Hologram For The King, Berlin Alexanderplatz, Munich: The Edge Of War, and Spencer.   Frederic's television projects include: Tatort, Berlin Station, Helgoland 513, and Babylon Berlin.  His upcoming films include: From Hilde With Love and The Light.

Sie lebt, wo andere Urlaub machen: Die gebürtige Oberhausenerin Eva-Maria Brodte ist 2015 nach Helgoland gezogen, um als Meeresbiologin für das Alfred-Wegener-Institut, die renommierteste maritime Forschungsanstalt Deutschlands, zu arbeiten. Autorin: Antje Zimmermann Von WDR 5.

Zur zweiten Insel müssen Katharina und Serafia länger mit der Fähre schippern: Helgoland liegt weit draußen – da, wo schon Hochseeklima herrscht. Fast immer weht es auf dem schroffen, roten Fels-Eiland, das 60 Meter hoch aus dem Wasser ragt. Katharina trifft dort den weitgereisten Holger Bünning, der in den 70er Jahren auf der Insel Schmuggler gejagt hat, jetzt Bücher schreibt und viel aus der stürmischen Vergangenheit Helgolands erzählen kann. Serafia packt sich warm ein, trifft auf ungezähmte Robben und wartet auf den Lummensprung der Trottellummen: Werden die frisch geschlüpften Vogelküken es wagen, sich von der hohen Felswand alleine ins Meer zu stürzen? Das und andere wilde Geschichten hört ihr in dieser Folge.

Die stellvertretende Direktorin des AWI über ihre Foschung auf Helgoland und Sylt, und über unser Verhältnis zueinenader und zur Erde.

Das Wichtigste am Donnerstag: Kanzler Scholz berät mit den Ministerpräsidenten zur Asylpolitik, die Bergung des Frachters "Verity" vor Helgoland beginnt und die deutsche Nationalmannschaft steht vorzeitig im EM-Achtelfinale.

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In dieser Folge von Was liest du gerade? sprechen Iris Radisch und Adam Soboczynski über die Fortsetzung der aktuellen Morgenstern-Serie von Karl Ove Knausgård. Im neuen Band Das dritte Königreich steht noch immer ein unbekannter Stern am Himmel, und es häufen sich magische und unerklärliche Ereignisse. Die Mystery-Handlung des aktuellen Bandes lässt viel Raum für die originellen philosophischen und theologischen Reflexionen, für die der norwegische Starautor bekannt ist. Außerdem sprechen sie über die aktuelle Neuerscheinung von Saša Stanišić Möchte die Witwe angesprochen werden, platziert sie auf dem Grab die Gießkanne mit dem Ausguss nach vorne. Das neue Buch des erfolgreichen, aus Bosnien stammenden deutschsprachigen Schriftstellers ist ein Erzählungsband, der humorvoll das Fremdsein junger Einwanderer in Deutschland reflektiert, aber auch nachdenklich von der Einsamkeit alter Frauen oder einer seltsamen Fantasiereise nach Helgoland erzählt. Die Tonlage ist stets heiter und pointensatt. Das liest sich munter und frisch. Oder kann es auch schon mal nerven? In der neuen Reihe des Hanser Berlin Verlages, in dem aktuell die existenziellen Themen des Lebens von prominenten Autoren und Autorinnen essayistisch bearbeitet werden, hat Theresia Enzensberger einen interessanten Essay über den Schlaf veröffentlicht. Woran liegt es, dass immer mehr Menschen so schlecht schlafen? Warum hat der Schlaf so einen miesen Ruf? Wäre es nicht besser, wenn man nicht ständig hellwach seien müsste?  Die Schriftstellerin führt anschaulich durch ein vermintes Themenfeld und bekennt: Sie selbst kann auch nicht gut schlafen. Willkommen im Club. Passend zum Schlaf-Essay fragt der Klassiker diesmal nach den unkontrollierten Nachtseiten der Existenz. In Heinrich von Kleists Novelle Die Marquise von O … wird eine junge Witwe während einer Ohnmacht von einem Unbekannten geschwängert und sucht anschließend in schöner Unschuld per Zeitungsannonce nach dem Vater ihres ungeborenen Kindes. Sie erreichen das Team von Was liest du gerade? unter: buecher@zeit.de. Literaturangaben: Karl Ove Knausgård: Das dritte Königreich, aus dem Norwegischen von Paul Berf, Luchterhand Verlag, 656 Seiten, 28 Euro Theresia Enzensberger: Schlafen, Hanser Berlin, Berlin 2024, 112 Seiten, 20 Euro Saša Stanišić: Möchte die Witwe angesprochen werden, platziert sie auf dem Grab die Gießkanne mit dem Ausguss nach vorne. Erzählungen, Luchterhand, 256 Seiten, 24 Euro Heinrich von Kleist: Die Marquise von O …, Reclam, 88 Seiten, 3,50 Euro [ANZEIGE] Mehr über die Angebote unserer Werbepartnerinnen und -partner finden Sie HIER [ANZEIGE] Falls Sie uns nicht nur hören, sondern auch lesen möchten, testen Sie jetzt 4 Wochen kostenlos Die ZEIT. Hier geht's zum Angebot.

Wir hatten Erik Langer und Reimer Bustorff von Kettcar zu Gast und sprachen mit den beiden unter anderem auch über die Aufstiegssaison 2023/24 des FC St. Pauli. Es sind die kleinen Fanboy-Momente, die man sich mit einem Podcast dann eben auch erfüllen kann. Zur Saisonabschlussfolge hatten wir Erik und Reimer von Kettcar zu Gast und sprachen im ersten Teil der Sendung ausführlich über die abgelaufene Saison, unsere Saisonhigh- und lowlights und vieles mehr. Im zweiten Teil ging es dann mehr um Kettcar, Musik, Konzerte, Politik, Touren nach Helgoland und eine entwendete blaue Tonne in einem Freibad. Wir hatten viel Spaß - und hoffen sehr, dass das für Euch in den gut 2 1/2 Stunden auch zutrifft.

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Habecks Unskandal, Kubicki eskaliert mit Schröder, Affenmesserkampf und Peugeopel - im Mutmachpodcast präsentieren Paul und Hajo Schumacher Wichtiges, Witziges und Wirres für die neue Woche. Unsere Themen: Rock´n´Roll-Butterfahrt, Klimaferkel Taylor Swift, No Satisfaction mit Getyr, Eisbären gucken Leverkusen, Climaflation, Olivenölklau, der FDP-Parteitag als Kleinkunstfestival, Koks-Bananen, Vorleseopas bei OnlyFans, Helgoland bebt und Hannover auch, Schweine im Hochbeet, ein Regenwurm namens Ringo, Angelmekka Spandau, Mittwoch als Zweitsonntag, Weselskys allerletzte Schlacht und Schnittblumen-Thrombose. Plus: Politikerklärer Jörg Quoos weiß, was die Woche wichtig wird. Folge 746.

Sarah und Stefan haben eine Folge draußen am Teich aufgenommen, in dem sich schon die Frösche bemerkbar machen. Sie reden unter anderem über ostige Ostersträuche, die Schweizigkeit der Märkischen Schweiz und Blitz-Allergien sowie über „Disko 76“ (RTL+) und „Helgoland 531“ (Sky). Außerdem performt Sarah die Weltpremiere von „All I Have To Do Is Stream“.

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Disney+ zeigt „Taylor Swift — The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version)“ in einer bisher nicht veröffentlichten Version. Bei Prime Video gibt es in „Frida“ neue, künstlerische Einblicke in die Gefühlswelt der Malerin Frida Kahlo. Und von einem Überlebenskampf gegen ein tötliches Virus auf einer Insel mit knappen Ressourcen erzählt die neue Serie „Helgoland 513“ bei WOW. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/was-laeuft-heute >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/kultur/was-laeuft-heute-taylor-swift-the-eras-tour-frida-helgoland-513

Disney+ zeigt „Taylor Swift — The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version)“ in einer bisher nicht veröffentlichten Version. Bei Prime Video gibt es in „Frida“ neue, künstlerische Einblicke in die Gefühlswelt der Malerin Frida Kahlo. Und von einem Überlebenskampf gegen ein tötliches Virus auf einer Insel mit knappen Ressourcen erzählt die neue Serie „Helgoland 513“ bei WOW. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/was-laeuft-heute >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/kultur/was-laeuft-heute-taylor-swift-the-eras-tour-frida-helgoland-513

Es ist wieder Zeit für unsere monatliche Serien-Vorschau. Welche 20 Starts ihr diesen März im Streaming-Bereich nicht verpassen solltet, erfahrt ihr in unserer Übersicht zu den aufregenden Neuerscheinungen bei Netflix, Amazon, Disney+, MagentaTV und mehr. Timecodes: 00:03:57 - Serien-Tipps: Shogun (Disney+) & True Detective (Sky) 00:12:09 - Die 20 besten Serienstarts im März 01:18:17 - Verabschiedung Die 20 Serienstarts im März nach Erscheinungsdatum: 01.03.2024: Die frei erfundenen Abenteuer von Dick Turpin (Apple TV+) 04.03.2024: The Regime (Sky) 06.03.2024: Extraordinary S2 (Disney+) 06.03.2024: Supersex (Netflix) 07.03.2024: Das Signal (Netflix) 07.03.2024: The Gentlemen (Netflix) 07.03.2024: Reset - Wie weit willst du gehen? (ZDF Mediathek) 07.03.2024: Mary & George (Sky) 08.03.2024: Sexuell verfügbar (ARD Mediathek) 14.03.2024: Oh Hell S2 (Magenta TV) 14.03.2024: Girls5Eva S3 (Netflix) - Max 15.03.2024: Helgoland 513 (Sky) 15.03.2024: Our Flag Means Death S2 (RTL+) 15.03.2024: Nach dem Attentat (Apple TV+) 20.03.2024: X-Men '97 (Disney+) 20.03.2024: Kafka (ARD Mediathek) 21.03.2024: 3 Body Problem (Netflix) 22.03.2024: Friedefeld (ARD Mediathek) 28.03.2024: LOL: Last One Laughing S5 (Amazon) 29.03.2024: Renegade Nell (Disney+) *** Dieser Podcast wird gesponsert von MagentaTV – dem TV- und Streaming-Angebot der Telekom. Abonniere und bewerte Streamgestöber bei der Podcast-App deines Vertrauens! Wenn du mit deiner Meinung im Podcast landen willst, schick uns eine Sprachnachricht oder einen Kommentar per Mail an podcast@moviepilot.de.

O Fronteiras no Tempo: Giro Histórico, o seu museu de grandes novidades conta em seu 12 episódio com a participação dos historiadores Anderson Couto e Willian Spengler. Couto narra a história de uma das maiores tragédias ambientais da nossa história que ocorreu em 1967 na Serra das Araras. Na sequência Spengler falará sobre Helgoland, uma pequena ilha localizada no mar do norte da Europa que foi disputada em diferentes momentos históricos por dinamarqueses, ingleses e alemães até o momento no qual os britânicos encontraram uma controversa e radical solução. Arte da Capa   Arte da Capa: Beatriz Molina MENCIONADO NO EPISÓDIO Links Tragédias climáticas no Brasil – 1967 – Serra das Araras That time the British tried to blow up an island Referências DROWER, George M. F. Helgoland: The True Story of German Bight and the Island That Britain Betrayed. Sutton Publishing Ltd, 2002. Financiamento Coletivo   Ajude nosso projeto! Você pode nos apoiar de diversas formas: PADRIM  – só clicar e se cadastrar (bem rápido e prático) https://www.padrim.com.br/fronteirasnotempo PIX: [chave] fronteirasnotempo@gmail.com INSCREVA-SE PARA PARTICIPAR DO HISTORICIDADE   O Historicidade é o programa de entrevistas do Fronteiras no Tempo: um podcast de história. O objetivo principal é realizar divulgação científica na área de ciências humanas, sociais e de estudos interdisciplinares com qualidade. Será um prazer poder compartilhar o seu trabalho com nosso público. Preencha o formulário se tem interesse em participar. Link para inscrição: https://forms.gle/4KMQXTmVLFiTp4iC8 Selo saberes históricos   Agora o Fronteiras no Tempo tem o selo saberes históricos. O que é este selo? “O Selo Saberes Históricos é um sinal de reconhecimento atribuído a:● Práticas de divulgação de saberes ou produções de conteúdo histórico ou historiográfico● Realizadas em redes sociais ou mídias digitais, voltadas para públicos mais amplos e diversificados● Comprometidas com valores científicos e éticos.”Saiba mais: https://www.forumsabereshistoricos.com/ Redes Sociais Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, Instagram Contato fronteirasnotempo@gmail.com Como citar esse episódio Fronteiras no Tempo: Giro Histórico #12 Tragédias naturais e humanas no Brasil e em Helgoland. Locução Cesar Agenor F. da Silva, Anderson Couto e Willian Spengler. [S.l.] Portal Deviante, 20/02/2024. Podcast. Disponível em: https://www.deviante.com.br/?p=61608&preview=true Expediente Produção Geral e Host: C. A. Arte do Episódio: Beatriz Molina. Edição: C. A. Trilha sonora utilizada Birds – Corbyn Kites Wolf Moon – Unicorn Heads Dance, Don't Delay de Twin Musicom é licenciada de acordo com a licença Atribuição 4.0 da Creative Commons. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://www.twinmusicom.org/song/303/dance-dont-delay Artista: http://www.twinmusicom.org Madrinhas e Padrinhos  Alexsandro de Souza Junior, Aline Lima, Allen Teixeira Sousa, Anderson Paz, André Luiz Santos, Andre Trapani Costa Possignolo, Artur Henrique de Andrade Cornejo, David Viegas Casarin, Elisnei Menezes de Oliveira, Ettore Riter, Flavio Henrique Dias Saldanha, Klaus Henrique De Oliveira, Luciano Abdanur, Manuel Macias, Rafael Machado Saldanha, Ramon Silva Santos, Renata Sanches, Ricardo Augusto Da Silva Orosco, Rodrigo Olaio Pereira, Thomas Beltrame, Tiago Nogueira e Wagner de Andrade AlvesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O Fronteiras no Tempo: Giro Histórico, o seu museu de grandes novidades conta em seu 12 episódio com a participação dos historiadores Anderson Couto e Willian Spengler. Couto narra a história de uma das maiores tragédias ambientais da nossa história que ocorreu em 1967 na Serra das Araras. Na sequência Spengler falará sobre Helgoland, uma pequena ilha localizada no mar do norte da Europa que foi disputada em diferentes momentos históricos por dinamarqueses, ingleses e alemães até o momento no qual os britânicos encontraram uma controversa e radical solução. Arte da Capa   Arte da Capa: Beatriz Molina MENCIONADO NO EPISÓDIO Links Tragédias climáticas no Brasil – 1967 – Serra das Araras That time the British tried to blow up an island Referências DROWER, George M. F. Helgoland: The True Story of German Bight and the Island That Britain Betrayed. Sutton Publishing Ltd, 2002. Financiamento Coletivo   Ajude nosso projeto! Você pode nos apoiar de diversas formas: PADRIM  – só clicar e se cadastrar (bem rápido e prático) https://www.padrim.com.br/fronteirasnotempo PIX: [chave] fronteirasnotempo@gmail.com INSCREVA-SE PARA PARTICIPAR DO HISTORICIDADE   O Historicidade é o programa de entrevistas do Fronteiras no Tempo: um podcast de história. O objetivo principal é realizar divulgação científica na área de ciências humanas, sociais e de estudos interdisciplinares com qualidade. Será um prazer poder compartilhar o seu trabalho com nosso público. Preencha o formulário se tem interesse em participar. Link para inscrição: https://forms.gle/4KMQXTmVLFiTp4iC8 Selo saberes históricos   Agora o Fronteiras no Tempo tem o selo saberes históricos. O que é este selo? “O Selo Saberes Históricos é um sinal de reconhecimento atribuído a:● Práticas de divulgação de saberes ou produções de conteúdo histórico ou historiográfico● Realizadas em redes sociais ou mídias digitais, voltadas para públicos mais amplos e diversificados● Comprometidas com valores científicos e éticos.”Saiba mais: https://www.forumsabereshistoricos.com/ Redes Sociais Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, Instagram Contato fronteirasnotempo@gmail.com Como citar esse episódio Fronteiras no Tempo: Giro Histórico #12 Tragédias naturais e humanas no Brasil e em Helgoland. Locução Cesar Agenor F. da Silva, Anderson Couto e Willian Spengler. [S.l.] Portal Deviante, 20/02/2024. Podcast. Disponível em: https://www.deviante.com.br/?p=61608&preview=true Expediente Produção Geral e Host: C. A. Arte do Episódio: Beatriz Molina. Edição: C. A. Trilha sonora utilizada Birds – Corbyn Kites Wolf Moon – Unicorn Heads Dance, Don't Delay de Twin Musicom é licenciada de acordo com a licença Atribuição 4.0 da Creative Commons. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://www.twinmusicom.org/song/303/dance-dont-delay Artista: http://www.twinmusicom.org Madrinhas e Padrinhos  Alexsandro de Souza Junior, Aline Lima, Allen Teixeira Sousa, Anderson Paz, André Luiz Santos, Andre Trapani Costa Possignolo, Artur Henrique de Andrade Cornejo, David Viegas Casarin, Elisnei Menezes de Oliveira, Ettore Riter, Flavio Henrique Dias Saldanha, Klaus Henrique De Oliveira, Luciano Abdanur, Manuel Macias, Rafael Machado Saldanha, Ramon Silva Santos, Renata Sanches, Ricardo Augusto Da Silva Orosco, Rodrigo Olaio Pereira, Thomas Beltrame, Tiago Nogueira e Wagner de Andrade AlvesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wien, Wien, nur du allein, sollst stets nur Stadt meiner Träume sein - das singen auch die Zärtlichen Cousinen Atze Schröder & Till Hoheneder aus vollem Herzen und preisen die wunderschöne Hauptstadt Österreichs. Dazu gibt Atze einen Kursus „Wien für Anfänger“ und schwärmt von Kaiser Franz´ Schlafgemach! Des Weiteren diskutieren die Chefcousinen über Legenden, neue Bücher und die Tatsache, dass es immer wieder was neues zu lernen gibt und es immer mehrere Wahrheiten zu einem Erlebnis gibt. Zauberhaft! Empfehlungen: Buch: Die Kunst zu sein von Rick Rubin Buch: Pledging My Time: Conversations with Bob Dylan Band Members von Ray Padgett Diskutiert mit: mail@zärtliche-cousinen.de Alles Infos zu den Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/zaertlichecousinen

In der Asyldebatte liefern sich Regierung und Opposition einen Überbietungswettbewerb. Bei den Linken wirft Gregor Gyse den Wagenknecht-Leuten Mandats-Diebstahl vor. Und in der Nordsee besteht keine Hoffnung mehr für vier vermisste Seeleute. Das ist die Lage am Mittwochabend. Die Artikel zum Nachlesen: »Mit einem so unehrenhaften Diebstahl zu beginnen, finde ich völlig daneben« Wer sagt: Wir finden die Menschen nicht mehr lebendig? +++ Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier: https://linktr.ee/spiegellage +++ Die SPIEGEL-Gruppe ist nicht für den Inhalt dieser Webseite verantwortlich.Alle SPIEGEL Podcasts finden Sie hier. Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie bei SPIEGEL+. Jetzt für nur € 1,- für die ersten vier Wochen testen unter spiegel.de/abonnieren Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung.

Israels Premierminister streitet sich mit seinen Generälen. In der Nähe von Helgoland kollidieren zwei Frachtschiffe. Und die Deutschen halten ihr Geld zusammen. Das ist die Lage am Dienstagabend. Die Artikel zum Nachlesen: Netanyahus Zwist mit den Generälen Ein Seemann tot, zwei gerettet, vier vermisst Die Deutschen halten ihr Geld zusammen Die Rückkehr des Zeitenwende-Kanzlers +++ Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier: https://linktr.ee/spiegellage +++ Die SPIEGEL-Gruppe ist nicht für den Inhalt dieser Webseite verantwortlich.Alle SPIEGEL Podcasts finden Sie hier. Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie bei SPIEGEL+. Jetzt für nur € 1,- für die ersten vier Wochen testen unter spiegel.de/abonnieren Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung.

Episode: 2699 Heligoland, a bucolic magnet for the machines of war.  Today, we visit Heligoland.

Meere können CO2 aus der Luft wieder speichern. Damit sie das schneller machen, kann man Gesteinsmehl hineinschütten. Doch funktioniert diese Idee auch in der Praxis und im großen Stil? Das wird nun auf Helgoland getestet.Schröder, Tommawww.deutschlandfunk.de, Forschung aktuellDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Ingo und Jiffer reden über die Folgen der dramatischen Waldbrände in Kanada, die das Land vermutlich den ganzen Sommer beschäftigen. Der Rauch hatte zwischendurch sogar die US-Ostküste erreicht. Die Freiheitsstatue in New York City war in orangenem Dunst gehüllt. Die Luftqualität war an diesem Tag so schlecht wie noch nie, seit die Umweltbehörde den Feinstaub misst. Im Podcast geht es auch wieder um Donald Trump – der sich zum zweiten Mal vor Gericht verantworten muss. Er wird in 37 Punkten vom Staat USA angeklagt - unter anderem wegen der gesetzeswidrigen Aufbewahrung von 102 Geheimdokumenten. Ihm könnten bis zu 10 Jahre Haft drohen. Ingo und Jiffer erklären, wieso diese Anklage eine neue historische Dimension annimmt und wie es sein kann, dass damit wieder einmal seine Beliebtheit in den USA steigt. Was die Staatsanwaltschaft Trump vorwirft: https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/amerika/trump-anklage-geheimdokumente-102.html Kanada rechnet mit wochenlangen Waldbränden: https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/amerika/kanada-waldbraende-sommer-100.html Podcast der Washington Post - Can he do that? https://www.washingtonpost.com/podcasts/can-he-do-that/ Podcast-Tipp: Synapsen über Climate Engineering. Wie CO2 vor Helgoland ins Meerwasser gelangt: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/synapsen-ein-wissenschaftspodcast/80-climate-engineering-unterstuetzung-fuer-die-klimawende/ndr-info/94501912/