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Johann Wolfgang Goethe University of Frankfurt am Main (2144 bytes)
1: [[Image:UniversityofFrankfurt2.jpg|thumb|]] 2: ...ing denied his [[title]] in the name). Today, the university has some 36,000 students and is one of Germany's ... 4: ...ons - more than at any other German university." (University homepage) It also played a major part of the Germ... 5: ...Afe.jpg|thumb|AfE-Tower at Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University]] 6: ...[Karl Mannheim]], the philosopher [[Hans-Georg Gadamer]], the philosophers of religion [[Franz Rosenzw... Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (12216 bytes) 1: ...[Image:Goethe.png|frame|right|Johann Wolfgang von Goethe]] 2: ... the [[18th century|18th]] and [[19th century]]. Goethe was the author of ''[[Faust Part 1|Faust]]'' and... 4: ...ervised the early education of his son. The young Goethe studied at the universities of [[Leipzig]] and [[... 7: ...ler he began ''[[Wilhelm Meister]]'', wrote the dramas ''[[Iphigenie]]'', ''[[Egmont]]'', and ''[[Torq... 15: ===Dramas=== Goethe-Gymnasium, Frankfurt (519 bytes) 1: ...econdary [[school]] in the city of [[Frankfurt am Main]] in [[Germany]]. It is situated near the Hauptba... 3: ..., contrary to the IBO's IB programme, the final exam is offered in year 13, not year 12. 5: The Goethe-Gymnasium offers [[Japanese]] as a third foreign ... Sachsenhausen (Frankfurt am Main) (86 bytes) 1: ...''Sachsenhausen''' is a quarter of [[Frankfurt am Main]] in [[Germany]]. Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner (1365 bytes) 1: '''Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner''' ([[December 13]], [[1780]] &#8211; ... 3: ...so that it was premixed with air, the platinum became red-hot, then white-hot and the jet ignited spon... 5: [[Category:1780 births|Doebereiner, Johann Wolfgang]] 6: [[Category:1849 deaths|Doebereiner, Johann Wolfgang]] 7: [[Category:German chemists|Doebereiner, Johann Wolfgang]] University of Frankfurt (638 bytes) 1: '''University of Frankfurt''' may refer to two (or three) German universitie... 3: ...Universität Frankfurt am Main") in [[Frankfurt am Main]] 4: ... when it was merged with the [[Wroclaw University|University of Breslau]]. 6: ... refers to the first one, the one in Frankfurt am Main. 8: {{disambig}} European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder) (3987 bytes) 1: ...nkfurt (Oder)'') is a [[university]] located in [[Frankfurt an der Oder]] in the land of [[Brandenburg]], clo... 3: ...n in Latin as Francofortum ad Viadrum. The modern university was established for structural and political reas... 5: ...ities (probably the second-smallest one after the University of Erfurt), the Viadrina has some 3,000 students,... 8: ...ies: law, theology, philosophy, and medicine. The university enjoyed a high reputation in Brandenburg and the ... 10: ... founded University of [[Berlin]] (now [[Humboldt University]]). However, some of the Viadrina professors were... Harbour Main-Chapel's Cove-Lakeview, Newfoundland and Labrador (1164 bytes) 1: '''Harbour Main-Chapel's Cove-Lakeview''' is a [[town]] on the [[... 18: <td width = 35% align="center">'''Harbour Main-Chapel's Cove-Lakeview'''<br></td> Radio Goethe (954 bytes) 1: '''Radio Goethe''' is a [[radio program]] played live over [[KUSF]] in [[San Francisco]].... 12: * [[KAMP]]: [[Tucson]] 23: [[Arndt Peltner]] hosts Radio Goethe every Thursday at 9:00 PM ([[Pacific Standard Tim... 26: [http://www.radio-goethe.de Official website] Goethe-Institut (3346 bytes) 1: [[de:Goethe-Institut]] 2: [[nl:Goethe-Instituut]] 3: [[no:Goethe-Institut]] 5: ...:Goethecut.png|thumb|176px|right|''Goethe in der Campagna'']] 7: The '''Goethe-Institut''' (GI) is a [[Germany|German]] non-prof... Frankfurt (14933 bytes) 1: ... fifth largest city of Germany. Situated on the [[Main]] river, it has a population of approximately 650... 3: ...n English, a direct translation of ''Frankfurt am Main''. 5: ...jpg|thumb|300px|right|The skyline of Frankfurt on Main]] 7: ... Germany's financial capital for centuries. The [[Frankfurt Stock Exchange]] is Germany's largest, the site o... 8: ...ade fairs also call Frankfurt home, notably Messe Frankfurt. Treaty of Frankfurt (666 bytes) 1: The '''Treaty of Frankfurt''' was signed [[May 10]], [[1871]], at the end of... 5: * set a framework for the withdrawal of German troops from cer... 17: [[de:Friede von Frankfurt]] Frankfurt (Oder) (4554 bytes) 8: ! align="center" | [[image:frankfurt_oder_coa.jpg|Coat of arms]] 9: ...der)_in_Germany.png|framed|Map of Germany showing Frankfurt an der Oder]] 37: ...ss of the city administration: || 1 Markplatz<br/>Frankfurt (Oder) 15230 39: | Website: || [http://www.frankfurt-oder.de/ www.frankfurt-oder.de] 46: '''Frankfurt (Oder)''' [&#x02c8;fra&#x014b;kf&#x028a;rt] is a ... Harry Frankfurt (356 bytes) 1: ...ined his [[Ph.D.]] in [[1954]] at [[Johns Hopkins University]]. His major areas of interest include [[moral ph... Frankfurt Galaxy (738 bytes) 1: [[Category:American football teams]] 3: [[Image:FrankfurtGalaxy.png|right|Frankfurt Galaxy logo]] 5: ...hey play their home games at [[Waldstadion]] in [[Frankfurt]]. 11: * [http://www.frankfurt-galaxy.de/ Frankfurt Galaxy web site] ([[German language|German]]) 12: * [http://www.nfleurope.com/teams/FRA NFL Europe: Frankfurt Galaxy] ([[English language|English]]) Frankfurt kitchen (10692 bytes) 1: ...Image:Frankfurt kitchen.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Frankfurt kitchen (view from the entrance)]] 2: ...0,000 units were built in the late [[1920s]] in [[Frankfurt]]. 6: ...rtments for a great number of typically worker's families and thus were subject to tight budget constr... 8: ...roblem of how to build many kitchens, and at the same time the kitchen shouldn't occupy too much of th... 16: ... instrumental in Schütte-Lihotzky's design of the Frankfurt kitchen. She did detailed [[Time and motion study... Frankfurt Transit (4911 bytes) 1: [[Image:Frankfurt_hbf_01.jpg|thumb|The Main Train Station at night]] 2: .... There are several carriers which all apply the same fare system. Therefore one [[ticket]] is good fo... 4: The fare level is above the american. A within Frankfurt trip cost 2 Euros, a suburb trip range between 3 ... 7: ...420.JPG|thumb|Frankfurt S-Bahn at ''Hauptbahnhof (Main Train Station)'']] 8: ...self is the central city of the so called [[Rhein-Main-Region]]. Frankfurt School (19129 bytes) 1: The [[Frankfurt School]] is a school of neo-[[Marxist]] [[Sociolo... 3: ... Main]] in [[Germany]] when [[Max Horkheimer]] became the Institute's director in [[1930]]. 5: ...properties of [[reality]]. A key influence also came from the publication in the [[1930s]] of Marx's ... 9: ...l critical theorists appear in the following diagram: 13: ... a gigantic effect on (especially [[United States|American]]) [[social science]] through their work ''... Eintracht Frankfurt (949 bytes) 1: ...also runs an [[amateur]] team and several youth teams in various levels of the German football league ... 3: ...eet the champions of [[Spain]] in the final at [[Hampden Park]], [[Glasgow]]. 5: Eintracht won a pre-Bundesliga German championship in [[1959]]. 9: [[de:Eintracht Frankfurt]] Frankfurt Parliament (3337 bytes) 1: ...mocratic way. Meeting in the city of Frankfurt am Main, the assembly was attended by 831 [[deputy|deputi... 3: ...[1848]], when the Prussian king, [[Frederick William IV of Prussia|Friedrich Wilhelm IV]], gave his co... 8: ...ed in December. These civil rights would form the main foundation of many democratic constitutions in th... 15: ...ralized state with a monarchy responsible to parliament. 26: ... was signed in August 1848 and the Frankfurt Parliament showed its first weaknesses: it had no real po...
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