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Content that was created for the newspaper gets edited by the online staff to fit the site before it goes live. In addition to all of the 16 local newsrooms have their own Facebook page. In February the newspapers website got a technical, functional and graphical relaunch, since then the site is run with the online CMS Escenic. Since December the access to some of the content is subject to a charge, the Augsburger Allgemeine uses the so-called metered model for its paywall.

Unregistered users have access to 10 articles per month for free, if a user wants to gain access to more than that, a subscription is needed. The newspapers website is ranked 19th on a list of Germanys top 25 news websites that gets published monthly by the AGOF, according to this list augsburger-allgemeine. Der Freitag — Der Freitag is a German weekly newspaper established in The newspaper was established in under the name of Sonntag which was used until when its name was switched to its current name, the rebranding was judged a success by the Society for News Design, judging it one of the three Worlds Best Designed Newspapers in This followed the acquisition of the paper by Jakob Augstein, der Freitag publishes online daily, as well as weekly in print.

It has an agreement with the British newspaper The Guardian. Das Andere Deutschland — Das Andere Deutschland was a weekly newspaper established in Germany in to advocate republican and pacifist causes until its forced closing by the Nazi-led government. The newspaper stemmed from the review the Pazifist, created in Although it was supposed to be banned for three months, the Nazis subsequent abrogation of remaining civil liberties kept it shuttered for the rest of the Nazi era.

Along with the Frankfurter Zeitung, it one of the most important liberal German newspapers of its time. On 5 January the office of the newspaper was briefly occupied by Freikorps soldiers in the German Revolution, by , the BT had achieved a daily circulation of about , Prior to the Nazis taking power on 30 January , the newspaper was particularly critical, on 3 March , after the Reichstag fire, Hans Lachmann-Mosse, the publisher, dismissed editor in chief Theodor Wolff because of his criticism of the Nazi government and his Jewish ancestry.

Wolff by then fled to the Tyrol in Austria by plane, after , the Nazi government took control of the newspaper.

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Due to this assurance, their respected foreign correspondent Paul Scheffer became editor on 1 April and he had been the first foreign journalist to be refused a re-entry permit into the Soviet Union in for his critical reporting on the Five-Year Plan and prophecy of famine in Ukraine. For almost two years, Scheffer surrounded himself by independently minded university graduates such as Margaret Boveri, scheffers position eventually became untenable and he resigned on 31 December The paper was shut down by the Nazi authorities on 31 January During the 27 years when Theodor Wolff was editor in chief, Wolff brought the elite of German journalism to the Berliner Tageblatt.

Arthur Norden and Felix Pinner were responsible for the business section, fred Hildenbrandt headed the feuilleton section from to Because he was an opponent of the Austrian Nazis, Jacob was imprisoned at Dachau concentration camp after the Anschluss in , the BT published separate weekly magazines, distributed as part of the newspaper. A number of these, such as Technische Rundschau, a review of trends in technology. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Subcategories This category has the following 7 subcategories, out of 7 total. Pages in category "German-language newspapers" The following pages are in this category, out of total.

I Innviertler Heimatblatt Israelitisches Familienblatt. German-language newspapers outside of German-speaking countries. Retrieved from " https: Newspapers by language German-language media. David Montgomery, They never saw him coming 2. From the outset, the drift was conservative and nationalist 3. It maintains the largest number of correspondents of any European newspaper 5. It has an agreement with the British newspaper The Guardian 8.

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Original full red morocco, tooled in gilt, gilt spine, a. Ownership inscription of Ellen Davis Browell, October Abbotsford was the home of Sir Walter Scott. Painted by Martin Frost in Bound in diced leather notebook, rubbed but internally clean and easily readable, marbled endpapers. Approx 18cm x Pp 69 used with further blanks. Presumed ownership inscription "M Ashley Malta " to ffep. Manuscript entries in ink, in a tidy hand. The travellers leave Florence for Leghorn [Livorno] on March 17th , and arrive just in time to embark on board the "Orante" steam boat.

Despite an " excellent cabin meant for four persons" as" clean and comfortable as a packet can be" the journey was marred by a detour to Corsica and Sardinia because of poor weather.

Eventually arriving in Malta the company board the "Indus" an Oriental Company steam boat, bound for Alexandria. The author names her travelling companions at this point: The voyage is reasonably comfortable, although the swell makes things difficult;" certainly nothing can be more disagreeable than making one's Toilette at sea in a heavy swell". The party prefer to dine by themselves but most of the other passengers dined together, and later, the ladies worked sewing? They arrive in Alexandria on April 5th to "a most striking scene Fortunately for us Mr Bell to whom Capt.

Hope had written from Malta sent a gentleman on board to meet us who brought me a letter from Charles Murray and also a Dragoman whom he strongly recommended". Known as Hippopotamus Murray for his importation to London in of the first hippo,"Obaysh" since prehistoric times. They were soon seen, and "Baksheesh" is demanded. They continue to Cleopatra's needles, which " have none of the imposing appearance of the obelisks at Rome or Paris".

Later, the party embark on " miserably small steamers" on the " Mahmooduh Canal". It was built to supply Alexandria with food and fresh water from the Nile. She dragged her gown and petticoat over her, then threw them off, then got up, lay down again, tossed her things about, groaned, complained , and made all the noise and commotion in her power totally regardless of her companions.

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At about two o'clock in the morning, they arrive at "Boolak, which is the port of Cairo". The travellers book into "Shepherds Hotel" see below which our author describes as "dreadfully dirty" They swarm , they are in the air apparently , for they blow in at the windows and no cleanliness will keep them out ". Charles Murray calls on them, -they find him "greatly altered and grown very old.

They meet Mrs Murray, and American, and are charmed by her ;"she appears most amiable and is very ladylike, not the least American in manner or accent. Upon their return they take a carriage with runners bearing whips travelling in front of the carriage to Shoobra , a Palace and Gardens of Mehmet Ali's, now given over to his Harem. There is some discussion of eye ailments here- the author comments on the number of Cairo citizens afflicted with eye problems, especially the children.

Dining with Charles Murray, they discuss a planned journey into the desert. They ascend to the citadel, visiting the mosque," built by Mehmet as his tomb", and as yet unfinished. The nearby palace is also admired, with it's view of the Nile, and pyramids in the distance. A mausoleum, built by Mehmet for his family is also visited, barefoot.

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They were in wooden sarcophagi more resembling the Catafalques erected in Catholic Churches than anything else". At 4 o'clock, the party ride off to Gizeh in carriages, cross the river, and climb on to donkeys to ride to the Pyramids. After a pleasant ride, they arrive at seven in the evening and make camp. They have dinner, by which time the moon is up.

The head only is visible above the sand I had not intended attempting it, but as O. We also entered a very interesting tomb, beautifully sculptured with hieroglyphics. There is a sort of pannier one on each side of the Camel protected from the sun.

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The Bathing woman made her appearance , a large fat woman, with a cloth around her waist but nothing else on! She took Olivia in hand, two girls then walked in without a stitch of raiment, one went to Freda, one came to me, they wanted to pull off our sheets, which I would not stand - I thought it altogether most disgusting! It had a droll effect. He was an English Orientalist painter.

He specialized in Oriental and Mediterranean scenes in detailed watercolour or oils, very often repeating the same composition in a version in each medium. He lived for several years in a traditional mansion in Cairo, and after his return to England in he specialized in highly detailed works showing both realistic genre scenes of Middle Eastern life and more idealized scenes in upper class Egyptian interiors with little apparent Western influence.

Lewis tells the party about the Harem, and the status of women in the Harem and their children.

The next day Bhoda Island is the destination, to visit the garden made Tree by Ibrahim Pasha " now quite neglected" but the view of the Nile is beautiful,"here according to tradition Moses was found by Pharaoh's daughter". They visit Joseph's well ,apparently feet deep, and climb a hill to see the sunset. She looked so pretty ,we had all been charmed with her I never saw a more pleasing engaging person. They took leave of us in the course of a short time.

The baggage had gone on but our tents were not ready, no one knew exactly what to do. It was cold, a great change after the heat of Cairo. It was our great amusement to watch his operation As a general rule we had soup with macaroni or vermicelli roast or boiled fowls, roast or boiled mutton sometimes hashed, sometimes currie, and dressed prunes or apricots as a sweet".

The last entry of the journal is made on April 20th, camping near a village "surrounded with Palm Trees, the last civilised spot we are to meet with for some days, as it lies just where the vegetation ceases and the real Desert begins The thermometer was near A brief storm follows, and the diary finishes - just on the verge of entering the desert. And here we have a puzzle: Did Frederica succumb to an illness serious enough to stop Maria writing her diary and which resulted in Frederica's death shortly afterwards in May , and not in May as records seem to show?

Were conditions in the desert impossible for diary writing- indeed, did the party ever make their longer trip into the desert? We have searched in vain for further insights, especially into the death of Frederica, but without enlightenment. If she died abroad, in Egypt, we think it quite reasonable that dates could have become muddled. Like the Sphinx, an enigma!

He was Member of Parliament for Dorchester from to He died in The Spencer family here are the late Lady Diana Spencer's ancestors. This would make the author of the manuscript Maria Ashley, [M. Ashley ownership inscription on ffep], the Lady Ashley, born 28 April died 1 October , making her 56 years of age at the time of writing this travel journal, and an intrepid woman for her times, rather bourne out in contemporary accounts of her as a younger woman: According to Lady Gower, 30 Jan.

There are sad stories of Mrs. Ashley's temper and conduct: He mentioned her several times in conversation to me and talked of her cough and her chest. I am sorry for him. Her sister Lady Dover related in reply that she had met Mrs. Ashley 'looking very handsome, but not very pleasing. How she can show so much temper to such a gentle and amiable being, I do not understand. He looks ill and not in spirits, but talks of her, and of love, and of marriage, as if they were not awkward subjects'. He, who was additionally appointed the queen's treasurer in October , continued as Adelaide's vice-chamberlain from the death of William IV in until hers in December It was she who appointed him to a sinecure at St.

Katharine's Hospital, of which he was the last lay master. Ashley, who had long resided in Stable Yard, St. James's Palace, died at Mentone, France, in April History of Parliament online] The other travellers named by Maria Ashley as her companions are as follows: Frederick married a Captain Hope]. We think that Olivia and Francisca are sisters. Our researches also show that the Kinnaird and Baillie [maiden name of the author Maria Ashley] families are related by marriage, which would lend weight to the supposition that they travelled together.

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