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The "Goettinger Sieben (Seven from Goettingen)" have been seven professors of the University of Goettingen in the beginning of the 19th century.
When the newly founded constitution of the Kingdom of Hannover from 1833 was changed by King Ernst August in 1837 the professors protested. By order of the king they lost their jobs and three of them had to leave the kingdom. These events had a strong influence on the national assembly in Frankfurt 1848.
The names of the Goettinger Sieben:
* Wilhelm Eduard Albrecht
* Friedrich Christoph Dahlmann
* Heinrich Ewald
* Jacob Grimm
* Wilhelm Grimm
* Georg Gottfried Gervinus
* Wilhelm Eduard Weber.
Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm are nowadays more famous because of their collection of German fairy tales like "Aschenputtel" "Dornroeschen" or "Rotkaeppchen". Most children in Germany know at least two or three of this tales.
The bronze monument is made by the Italian artist Floriano Bodini. Leave a Comment
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This palace near the Old Town of Hannover has been the home of the Kings of Hannover. The first palace has been build in 1640. It has been constantly altered since then. What you see today is mainly the neo-classical portico, which was build 1826 by Architect Georg Ludwig Laves.
Between 1956 and 1962 the palace was rebuilt as the seat of the parliament of Lower Saxony.
In 1701 the palace was witness to the historic moment, when the Earl of Macclesfield handed over to Electress Sophia the Deed of the Act of Succession, which declared her and her successors heirs to the English Crown.
On the pic you see the Leine Palace on the right and the Leine River in the middle. Leave a Comment
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built in 1686, designed by the Italian atchitect Hieronymo Satorio Leave a Comment Directions: near Leine Palace, Red Line: Nr. 18
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The history of the castle dates back to the 12th century. In 1636 when the Duke of Calenberg took residence in Hannover the building was redecorated. In 19th century the castle burned out completely, only the portico remained. Later a new assembly hall was added. Today it is seat of the Lower Saxonian State Government. Leave a Comment
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As its name says itīs directly next to the river Leine. The lower-saxonian government is working here. When this pic was taken the historical building was place for a wedding picture of a Lesbian wedding. Leave a Comment Directions: Old Town
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Leine Palace, now seat of the Parliament of Lower Saxony. It was the place where we started out walk in the old town. Leave a Comment
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This is where the parliament of Lower Saxony (the federal state where Hannover is) is. The parliament is called 'Landtag'. The president used to be Gerhard Schroeder, who is now the German chancellor. The new president is Christian Wulf. Leave a Comment Address: In the old town at the banks of the river Leine.
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