- The
Schnepfenthal Institution (Salzmannschule
Schnepfenthal) is a
boarding school in the
district of Gotha, Germany,
founded in 1784. In
addition to compulsory...
- 1943 – 13
November 1997) was a
German cinematographer. He was born in
Schnepfenthal, Waltershausen, Thuringia, Germany. He
studied at the
Staatliche Fachschule...
- Schwarzhausen, Winterstein, Wahlwinkel,
Schnepfenthal and Langenhain. On July 1 in 1950, Langenhain,
Schnepfenthal-Rödichen as well as
Wahlwinkel became...
- Jugendfreuden. Im
Verlage der
Buchhandlung der
Erziehungsanstalt zu
Schnepfenthal,
Schnepfenthal 1796, pp. 259–261.
Johannes Nohl,
Charles Humphrey Clarke: Who...
- Jugendfreuden. Im
Verlage der
Buchhandlung der
Erziehungsanstalt zu
Schnepfenthal,
Schnepfenthal 1796, pp. 259–261.
Susanna Partsch: Wer hat
Angst vor Rot, Gelb...
-
October 1811) was a
German educational reformer and the
founder of the
Schnepfenthal institution.
Salzmann was born on 1 July 1744 near Erfurt, Thuringia...
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reference of
swimming for many
years to come. In 1793, Gut****hs from
Schnepfenthal, Germany,
wrote Gymnastik für die
Jugend (Exercise for youth), including...
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father died when he was two. At the age of five, he was
enrolled in the
Schnepfenthal Salzmann School, a
school focused on the
study of
nature (apparently...
- noblemen".
Christian Gotthilf Salzmann (1744–1811) was the
founder of the
Schnepfenthal institution, a
school dedicated to new
modes of
education (derived heavily...
- Weimar.
Schober was born to
Austrian parents in Sweden.
Educated in the
Schnepfenthal Salzmann School,
Akademisches Gymnasium (Vienna) and Kremsmünster Abbey...
