Heimatkunde

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Jugoslawien ist ein Land, das nicht mehr existiert. Hier wird die Autorin geboren, hier wächst sie

Sattgrüne Wiesen, das Bimmeln der Kuhglocken, der Duft von frischem Heu – Almen wecken unsere

Das Konzept des inneren Kindes bezieht sich auf die kindlichen Gefühle, Gedanken, Nöte und Ängste,

Als im Frühjahr 2009 das Fernsehmagazin 'Sachsen-Anhalt heute' erstmals 'Heimatkunde. Alles über

Was ist Heimat?

Ist Heimat ein Ort? Ist es der Ort, an

Wer möchte schon ein Zwerg und Schlossgeist bleiben, wenn er in Wirklichkeit ein verwunschener

Es ist eine der erfolgreichsten Fernsehreihen des NDR: "Heimatkunde. Alles über

Wer möchte schon ein Zwerg und Schlossgeist bleiben, wenn er in Wirklichkeit ein verwunschener

Nirgendwo ist es so schön wie daheim. Das wusste schon Heinrich Heine, der einst über seine Heimat

Nirgendwo ist es so schön wie daheim. Das wusste schon Heinrich Heine, der einst über seine Heimat

Endlich Heimkommen

18 Jahre alt ist Natalia Wörner, als

Was haben Auto, Fahrrad, Rechenmaschine, Teebeutel und Dauerwelle gemeinsam? Richtig - das alles

Was haben Auto, Fahrrad, Rechenmaschine, Teebeutel und Dauerwelle gemeinsam? Richtig - das alles

Ein chronologisches Porträt des erst nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg als Neubausiedlung entstandenen

Die legendäre Geschichte der DO X auf dem

Als Sohn einer Glasbläserfamilie wächst Rolf Wirtstein in den Kriegs- und Nachkriegsjahren des

Northern Ireland is a fascinating, stunningly beautiful province with a recorded history dating

Boston Congregationalist ministers Charles Chauncy (1705-87) and Jonathan Mayhew (1720-66) were

Herefordshire Murders brings together twenty-eight murderous tales, some which were little known

In a work of spectacular imagination and remarkable synthesis, poet Robert Crawford celebrates St

Puck Fair, Ireland's oldest festival, was established by a royal patent in October 1613, granted to

This chilling collection of murder cases delves into some of the villainous deeds that have taken

In Eccentric Wealth, Alastair Scott traces the life of Lancashire industrialist Sir George Bullough

Over 125 years ago, barely a year and a half after the Tay Railway Bridge was built, William

The small Hampshire town of Petersfield saw little direct conflict during the Second World War, yet

How much do you know about Scottish history? We all know bits of it. This book by the authors of

Witchcraft and witches throughout history have long captured the imagination, yet hidden away in

As an archaeologist, Steven Mithen has worked on the Hebridean island of Islay over a period of

Youghal, County Cork, has a long history which predates most other towns in Ireland. The area was

Through the study of archaeological evidence, Padstow can trace its history back almost 5,000

This absorbing collection of Sussex carols and customs, seasonal recipes and literary tales, plays

In the early 1820s, Thomas Harvie, a newly rich, arrogant Glasgow distiller, bought Westthorn

Profile of the growth, evolution and influence of the Parish of Taney in Dublin. 21 June 2018 marks

Explore the rich heritage of Christmas past in Cornwall with this varied collection of carols and

Modern-day Cambridgeshire is a county of diverse landscapes: from the elegance of the university

From its origins as a small Saxon hamlet, to the large sprawling city of the present day,

Written as part of the Worthing WOW festival celebrations, Electric Pictures commemorates 120 years

The name 'Somerset' usually conjures up visions of green hills, picturesque harbours and sleepy

Did you know? - The Wales Coast Path is the only continuous footpath in the world that runs the

Once renowned as a place to dump criminals, and with a past steeped in smuggling, the Isle of Wight

Kent is well-known for hops and oysters, the Channel Tunnel and Chatham Dockyard – but sandwiched

From civil wars to cod wars, Lincolnshire is no stranger to historical upheaval. The stories in

Did you know? - Part of the Antonine Wall runs through the course of Cawder Golf Club. - The

The Little Book of Norfolk is a repository of intriguing, fascinating, obscure, strange and

Did You Know? - On 6 February 1961, Danny Blanchflower became the first, and only, person to

Written by a man who has lived and sailed a great part of his life in the waters around Chichester

Did you know? - Reading Football Club was founded in 1871, the same year as the FA Cup, and is the