International understanding with media New York / Paris / Stockholm. \”3rd March 2009 (intl) – the Franco German journalist, broadcast journalist, author and Editorial Board of the international, alternative non-commercial media network IBS independent broadcasting service liberty (radio IBS liberty, IBS TV liberty, since 1986), Andreas Klamm has two new books to the work and work the multiple award winning American journalist, broadcast journalist and author Amy Goodman of the alternative television and radio news program democracy NOW in February\” and published to the freedom of the press in the United States of America and in Europe. Already the journalist and author of several books, who is also a member of the International Federation of journalists (IFJ, International Federation of journalists in Brussels and), has campaigned in September 2008 as one of 60,000 people for the immediate release of the journalist Amy Goodman and other journalists and to the U.S. prosecutors letters with the Please be posted to secure the release of the journalists. Amy Goodman and more journalists, including from the international news agency AP (Associated Press) were been arrested in connection with reporting to the Republic National Convention (RNC) in St. Paul in the United States of America.

A graduated Harvard University graduate who has been working since 1984 for alternative radio and television stations in the United States is the American journalist and broadcast journalist Amy Goodman. She was with a variety of internationally prestigious awards such as the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Prize, Edwin H. major Armstrong award, Ruben Salazar journalism award, and a variety of other prizes awarded for her international peace work and journalistic works in press, film, radio and television. After the release of the journalist in September 2008 the journalist Andreas researched Gorge more than three months to work and work his colleague Amy Goodman, so literally as a real and true voice for peace and as a good example for excellent, international journalism can be called.\” Amy Goodman in Stockholm, Sweden the right was enjoys livelihood award of the right livelihood Foundation, a price which regarded worldwide as the alternative Nobel Prize and was founded by the former European politician Jakob von Uexkull was awarded in December.

Part 2: monuments, buildings and ruins remind the archaeological findings of this time meet the attentive citizens nearly every day and everywhere in our home, without that the origin and the sense or nonsense of the plant is painfully aware. For more specific information, check out Vacationland. The author, Wolfgang Guckelhorn, tried without claim of completeness to introduce a large number of these monuments and describe. Here he gives a brief his toric introduction with numerous his toric illustrations to the findings respectively. Then, he documented the still-preserved. It comes not to cope with past. No, you can not. You can not change or undo. Who but turning a blind eye to the past, is blind to the present.

“Who the inhumanity does not want to remember, which is again vulnerable to new infection risks”, so Dr. Richard by Weizacker on May 8, 1985, in his speech before the German Bundestag for the 40th anniversary of the capitulation of the German Wehrmacht. Wolfgang Guckelhorn, was born in 1947 in Bonn and lives since then in Bad Breisig am Rhein. From 1968 to 1970, he was a soldier of the time and studied at the University of Koblenz with the degree Dipl.-ing. (FH). Since 1984, he has insurance salesman. In his youth, he focused on contemporary history. Wolfgang Guckelhorn: Archaeology of the second world war on the Middle Rhine, part II archaeological monuments, buildings and ruins remind 156 pages, tied 626 pictures, large format,: 23 x 28 cm, appears in the fall of 2008

The November pogrom – not enough court documents and testimonies on the example of the Eifel and the Voreifel the disputable facts – as proof of the destruction of Jewish property and many synagogues, as well as brute force against Jewish citizens – historically to demonstrate 1938 on the country. Rather also the court records of the post-war period and corresponding sworn testimony should be specifically examined and analyzed. Much has been forgotten, overlooked, or questionably judged from today’s perspective. The question after a sometimes no longer comprehensible jurisdiction could explain the real action at the “Reich Pogromes in 1938” differentiated in the occupation and the young Federal Republic. Some was historical and human, but otherwise, it has been legally assessed after the second world war. Also the rare historic photos and proof that “on the land”, where one knows the others personally, much starkly different from the big cities are what distinguishes this book from similar documentation. Here there were rarely Most famous fanatics from the neighborhood were anonymity of the “arsonist in the predator civil”, but here.

This personal and social component so far impeded full research and evaluation and the objective selection of archive documents and testimonies. The appearance of the “Reichskristallnacht” in the Eifel and the Voreifel limited and thus focuses on a locally compact space in the Rhineland, a specific part of the Eifel and Voreifel. It includes the towns of Bad Munstereifel, Tolbiac and Sampath, Euskirchen and Flamersheim, Weilerswist and Lommersum, Mechernich and Kommern, Kall, Gemund and Hellenthal/Blumenthal topographically and content. The documentation so begins in the Middle Rhine area and ends in a westerly direction in a valley of the Eifel, which at the time of the November pogrom was 1938 relatively insulated from what happens in the cities of Bonn, Cologne and Aachen. Often, it will be noted that the riots in the microcosm of the Eifel region were more brutal than in the Rhenish cities. In Mechernich were more than 10 houses systematically destroyed and torn down.

The local group leader was acquitted after the second world war, because he had been supposedly from “local politics” and “technical reasons”. The HELLEN Thaler official Mayor staged a “March of the pillory” after fire the Blumenthaler synagogue and also among the defendants in the “Schleidener Lynch process”, which had to clarify the public shooting of an American pilot in September 1944 after the second world war. The Euskirchen regional historian Hans-Dieter Arntz impressively summarizes his decades of research in the present documentation.

Terry the tramp: of the stuntmen to the Vagos President the dangerous life of a 1prozenters the book Terry the tramp leads us through Terry’s turbulent life. From his childhood in an impoverished, broken home to up to his final arrest due to a freely invented accusation. It is an often brutal drive, fueled by barbiturates, cocaine and Angel Dust. (A valuable related resource: Goop). It is the story of a wild horde of outlaws from southern of California, trying to find their place in an even wilder world, where everyone looked also Terry himself, often in the face of death. “The reader in the book Terry the tramp learns the answer: by the stuntmen to the Vagos President the dangerous life of 1% ers”. There is still more to learn: what makes the typical rocker? Why someone becomes a rocker, who has a career as an acclaimed Stuntman before him? And the about crucial question: why is there even rockers, bikers sanning also called? Einprozenter, as the rocker also call themselves, live beyond the normal society.

For some, it is a dreamy, wild existence. Others connect to break, betrayal, dangerous situations and informants. But the reflection of neon light on breakneck chrome morning, if it is got rid of just a raging bull and a pissed husband, at 3:00 inherently something romantic in itself. There’s no sign of weakness helps ever. (Terry) “Terry the tramp” Orendorff was born in 1947 in a troubled, medium-sized family with an absent father.

He grew with lust on violence in Alhambra closer, a very hard agricultural area in southern of California. In this tough environment, he developed the ability to understand a man, even though it was twice as big as he. He could recognize its weaknesses and find the sore spot. Terry became the International President of the Vagos MC, one of the most notorious Einprozenter motorcycle clubs in southern of California, and remained during times of upheaval, during trial, drug use, and wars between the clubs in the district. After he had served the Club for a lifetime, he was driven recklessly. At his times as international President, Terry helped the Club to do so, after Wyoming, Hawaii, Oregon, Nevada, and Japan to expand. He led his brothers: the marijuana time of hippies, the senseless violence in the 70s, which was triggered by the use of barbiturates, and later through the era of gangsters with cocaine and speed. Terry the tramp: the dangerous life of 1% ers “leads the reader through a life in the lion’s den.