https://seg.zum.de/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Micha%C5%82F 2026-10-05T08:42:09Z Benutzerbeiträge MediaWiki 1.21.2 https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Radiostacja_Gliwicka 2011-06-10T19:22:47Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>''Radiostacje Gliwicką zwiedzaliśmy 23 Maja 2011r. o to co udało nam się o niej dowiedzieć i co udało się nam o niej przeczytać ''<br /> ==Historia==<br /> [[Datei:CIMG0145(pop).JPG|thumb|right|250px|Radiostacja]]<br /> '''Radiostacja Gliwicka''' powstała w roku 1925.Była ona wybudowana w celu rozszerzania wrocławskiej rozgłośni,'''Schlesische Funkstunde''' w terenach wschodnich niemieckiego Śląska.Ogółem,spora część programu,która ta radiostacja nadawała,była własną produkcją,lecz tańsze było sprowadzanie audycji z Wrocławia,które w latach trzydziestych dominowały.Stacja ta miała również służyć celom propagandowym.<br /> <br /> '''31 sierpnia roku 1939''',została przeprowadzona tzw. '''Prowokacja Gliwicka''' wykonana przez przebranych w polskie mundury niemców,mająca na celu spacyfikowanie radiostacji w nadzieii,że świat uwierzy,iż to Polska rozpoczęła II wojnę światową.Niestety,akcja nie odniosła sukcesu,gdyż w radiostacji nie było studia mikrofonowego,o czym i zleceniodawcy i wykonawcy operacji nie wiedzieli,przez co akcja ta przebiegała z problemami.<br /> <br /> Do 22 sierpnia 1945 roku radiostacja funkcjonowała,kiedy to '''Armia Czerwona'''wkroczyła do miasta,a 25 maja obiekt ten został przekazany Polakom.&lt;p&gt;<br /> Audycje zostały znowione,tym razem '''katowickie''',23 sierpnia 1945 roku.W 1950 roku,emisję radiostacji przejął nadajnik znajdujący się w Rudzie Śląskiej.W tym samym czasie Gliwice rozpoczęły zagłuszanie rozgłośni zagranicznych,które były kontynuowane do 1956 roku.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Budowa wieży==<br /> [[Datei:CIMG0148.JPG|thumb|left|250px|Szczyt Wieży]]<br /> Radiostacja została zbudowana przy użyciu z bali nieimpregnowanego drewna modrzewiowego,które są łączone przy pomocy 16100 mosiężnych śrub.W obiekcie tym nie znajduje się żadna stalowa śruba.<br /> Wieża ta wznosi się na wysokość 110,7 m,posiada ona cztery podesty,znajdujące się na wysokościach:40.4 m, 55.3 m, 80.0 m i 109.7 m,ma ona paraboloidalny kształt.Podstawa ma rozmiary 20x20m a górna platforma 213x213cm.Drabina,która wiedzie na sam szczyt,posiada 365 szczebli.<br /> <br /> ==Turystyka==<br /> [[Datei:CIMG0149.JPG|thumb|right|250px]]<br /> Radiostacja przyciąga wielu turystów każdego roku,szczególnie w sezonie wiosenno-letnim,gdyż często organizowane są tam koncerty oraz sam teren wokół wieży służy Gliwiczanom jako jako miejsce wypoczynku.Również odwiedzana jest dlatego,gdyż jest ona najciekawszym zabytkiem na Śląsku oraz dziełem sztuki inżynierskiej.Wieżę najlepiej jest podziwiać wieczorami,gdyż dzięki kolorowej iluminacji jest ona widoczna z wielu kilometrów,a na zwiedzających wywiera nieprzemijające wrażenie<br /> <br /> ==Stan Obecny==<br /> W roku 2005 obiekt przejęło Muzeum w Gliwicach, jako oddział&quot; Muzeum Historii Radia i Sztuki Mediów&quot;. W przyszłości ma być to muzeum multimedialne, a obecnie, po remoncie zachowawczym, służy celom edukacyjnym jako miejsce historyczne, w którym zachowało się sporo oryginalnej aparatury radiowej.<br /> <br /> Urządzenia które dalej się zachowały to panel w głównym budynku ze wzmacniaczami, generator heterodynowy, szafa sterownicza, odłączniki wysokiego napięcia i inne urządzenia o małej mocy.Sam nadajnik zezłomowano w 1963 roku.<br /> <br /> W roku 2009 usunięto niektóre późniejsze przeróbki.Usunięto 3-hektarową posesje a na jej miejsce powstał ogólnodostępny park. W 31 sierpnia 2009 roku, w ramach ogólnopolskich wydarzeń upamiętniających 70. rocznicę wybuchu II wojny światowej, zaprezentowano system iluminacji oświetlenia wieży kilkoma tysiącami diod LED. OD 2010 r. działa darmowy hotspot , a niedługo na stronie Urzędu Miejskiego w Gliwicach będą dostępne widoki z kamery umieszczonej na wieży.<br /> <br /> Na wieży zainstalowanych jest około 50 różnych anten (telefonii komórkowej, Centrum Ratownictwa w Gliwicach, radio-taxi, Radio CCM itp.), dzięki czemu zdobywane są środki na utrzymanie i konserwację wieży.<br /> <br /> ==Ciekawostki==<br /> <br /> 31 sierpnia 1939 roku Niemcy przeprowadzili w radiostacji Gliwickiej tak zwaną prowokację gliwicką<br /> Jest to najwyższa wieża na świecie, zbudowana z całości z drewna<br /> Radiostację, już w 1964 r. wpisaną na listę zabytków, samorząd Gliwic kupił od Telekomunikacji Polskiej za ponad 700 tys. zł jesienią 2002 r. <br /> Obiekt ten niemal w całości zachował wystrój i wyposażenie sprzed II wojny światowej, m.in. przedwojenne urządzenia nadawcze<br /> W historii wykorzystywała ją też Służba Bezpieczeństwa jako zagłuszarkę.<br /> <br /> ==Występowanie radiostacji w filmach==<br /> <br /> 1.Der Fall Gleiwitz, reż. Gerhard Klein, DEFA Berlin 1961. Czarno-biały film NRD-owski, wyświetlany w Polsce pod tytułem Tu radio Gliwice.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 2.Operacja Himmler, reż. Zbigniew Chmielewski, 1979. Polski telewizyjny dokument fabularyzowany.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 3.Cień Radiostacji, reż. Krzysztof Magowski, 2003. Polski 45-minutowy reportaż telewizyjny.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Linki zewnętrzne==</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Radiostacja_Gliwicka 2011-06-10T19:15:04Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>==Historia==<br /> [[Datei:CIMG0145(pop).JPG|thumb|right|250px|Radiostacja]]<br /> '''Radiostacja Gliwicka''' powstała w roku 1925.Była ona wybudowana w celu rozszerzania wrocławskiej rozgłośni,'''Schlesische Funkstunde''' w terenach wschodnich niemieckiego Śląska.Ogółem,spora część programu,która ta radiostacja nadawała,była własną produkcją,lecz tańsze było sprowadzanie audycji z Wrocławia,które w latach trzydziestych dominowały.Stacja ta miała również służyć celom propagandowym.<br /> <br /> '''31 sierpnia roku 1939''',została przeprowadzona tzw. '''Prowokacja Gliwicka''' wykonana przez przebranych w polskie mundury niemców,mająca na celu spacyfikowanie radiostacji w nadzieii,że świat uwierzy,iż to Polska rozpoczęła II wojnę światową.Niestety,akcja nie odniosła sukcesu,gdyż w radiostacji nie było studia mikrofonowego,o czym i zleceniodawcy i wykonawcy operacji nie wiedzieli,przez co akcja ta przebiegała z problemami.<br /> <br /> Do 22 sierpnia 1945 roku radiostacja funkcjonowała,kiedy to '''Armia Czerwona'''wkroczyła do miasta,a 25 maja obiekt ten został przekazany Polakom.&lt;p&gt;<br /> Audycje zostały znowione,tym razem '''katowickie''',23 sierpnia 1945 roku.W 1950 roku,emisję radiostacji przejął nadajnik znajdujący się w Rudzie Śląskiej.W tym samym czasie Gliwice rozpoczęły zagłuszanie rozgłośni zagranicznych,które były kontynuowane do 1956 roku.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Budowa wieży==<br /> [[Datei:CIMG0148.JPG|thumb|left|250px|Szczyt Wieży]]<br /> Radiostacja została zbudowana przy użyciu z bali nieimpregnowanego drewna modrzewiowego,które są łączone przy pomocy 16100 mosiężnych śrub.W obiekcie tym nie znajduje się żadna stalowa śruba.<br /> Wieża ta wznosi się na wysokość 110,7 m,posiada ona cztery podesty,znajdujące się na wysokościach:40.4 m, 55.3 m, 80.0 m i 109.7 m,ma ona paraboloidalny kształt.Podstawa ma rozmiary 20x20m a górna platforma 213x213cm.Drabina,która wiedzie na sam szczyt,posiada 365 szczebli.<br /> <br /> ==Turystyka==<br /> [[Datei:CIMG0149.JPG|thumb|right|250px]]<br /> Radiostacja przyciąga wielu turystów każdego roku,szczególnie w sezonie wiosenno-letnim,gdyż często organizowane są tam koncerty oraz sam teren wokół wieży służy Gliwiczanom jako jako miejsce wypoczynku.Również odwiedzana jest dlatego,gdyż jest ona najciekawszym zabytkiem na Śląsku oraz dziełem sztuki inżynierskiej.Wieżę najlepiej jest podziwiać wieczorami,gdyż dzięki kolorowej iluminacji jest ona widoczna z wielu kilometrów,a na zwiedzających wywiera nieprzemijające wrażenie<br /> <br /> ==Stan Obecny==<br /> W roku 2005 obiekt przejęło Muzeum w Gliwicach, jako oddział&quot; Muzeum Historii Radia i Sztuki Mediów&quot;. W przyszłości ma być to muzeum multimedialne, a obecnie, po remoncie zachowawczym, służy celom edukacyjnym jako miejsce historyczne, w którym zachowało się sporo oryginalnej aparatury radiowej.<br /> <br /> Urządzenia które dalej się zachowały to panel w głównym budynku ze wzmacniaczami, generator heterodynowy, szafa sterownicza, odłączniki wysokiego napięcia i inne urządzenia o małej mocy.Sam nadajnik zezłomowano w 1963 roku.<br /> <br /> W roku 2009 usunięto niektóre późniejsze przeróbki.Usunięto 3-hektarową posesje a na jej miejsce powstał ogólnodostępny park. W 31 sierpnia 2009 roku, w ramach ogólnopolskich wydarzeń upamiętniających 70. rocznicę wybuchu II wojny światowej, zaprezentowano system iluminacji oświetlenia wieży kilkoma tysiącami diod LED. OD 2010 r. działa darmowy hotspot , a niedługo na stronie Urzędu Miejskiego w Gliwicach będą dostępne widoki z kamery umieszczonej na wieży.<br /> <br /> Na wieży zainstalowanych jest około 50 różnych anten (telefonii komórkowej, Centrum Ratownictwa w Gliwicach, radio-taxi, Radio CCM itp.), dzięki czemu zdobywane są środki na utrzymanie i konserwację wieży.<br /> <br /> ==Ciekawostki==<br /> <br /> 31 sierpnia 1939 roku Niemcy przeprowadzili w radiostacji Gliwickiej tak zwaną prowokację gliwicką<br /> Jest to najwyższa wieża na świecie, zbudowana z całości z drewna<br /> Radiostację, już w 1964 r. wpisaną na listę zabytków, samorząd Gliwic kupił od Telekomunikacji Polskiej za ponad 700 tys. zł jesienią 2002 r. <br /> Obiekt ten niemal w całości zachował wystrój i wyposażenie sprzed II wojny światowej, m.in. przedwojenne urządzenia nadawcze<br /> W historii wykorzystywała ją też Służba Bezpieczeństwa jako zagłuszarkę.<br /> <br /> ==Występowanie radiostacji w filmach==<br /> <br /> 1.Der Fall Gleiwitz, reż. Gerhard Klein, DEFA Berlin 1961. Czarno-biały film NRD-owski, wyświetlany w Polsce pod tytułem Tu radio Gliwice.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 2.Operacja Himmler, reż. Zbigniew Chmielewski, 1979. Polski telewizyjny dokument fabularyzowany.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 3.Cień Radiostacji, reż. Krzysztof Magowski, 2003. Polski 45-minutowy reportaż telewizyjny.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Linki zewnętrzne==</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:49:50Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both epected the museum to be different from what it actually was.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Datei:Schindler factory.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Schindler memorial]]<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Datei:Schindler factory.JPG|thumb|left|250px|Schindler memorial]]<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Datei:Schindler factory.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Schindler memorial]]<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> © by [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]] &amp; [[Benutzer:Julchen|Julia]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:38:32Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both epected the museum to be different from what it actually was.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> [[Datei:Schindler factory.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Schindler memorial]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Datei:Schindler factory.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Schindler memorial]]<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> © by [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]] &amp; [[Benutzer:Julchen|Julia]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:36:19Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both epected the museum to be different from what it actually was.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Datei:Schindler factory.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Schindler memorial]]<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> © by [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]] &amp; [[Benutzer:Julchen|Julia]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Hauptseite 2011-05-26T15:30:03Z

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MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Julchen 2011-05-26T15:29:07Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Name/Imie/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Julia<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Alter/wiek/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 22 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Schulischer Werdegang/Wykształcenie/school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 1999 - 2005 Realschule am Sportpark Dormagen, Mittlere Reife<br /> * 2005 - 2008 Bettina-von-Arnim Gymnasium Dormagen, Abitur<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Auslandsaufenthalte/pobyt zagranicą/stays abroard&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * jährlicher Schüleraustausch Frankreich 2001 - 2005/coroczna wymiana studencka do Francji/annual student exchange to France<br /> * Juni 2008 - Juni 2009 Au-Pair in Watford, England/czerwiec 2008 - czerwiec 2009 niania w Watford, Angli/ june 2008 - june 2009 au-pair in Watford, England<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Ausbildung/praktyki/training&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Ausbildung zur Bauzeichnerin seit August 2010/praktyki na Rysownika od sierpnia 2010/training to become a draughtsman since august 2010<br /> * [http://www.schulschenk.de/| Büro Schulschenk]<br /> * BKO mit/z/with [[Benutzer:Annika|Annika]], [[Benutzer:RonjaN|Ronja]], [[Benutzer:Saskia|Saskia]], [[Benutzer:Rosalija|Rosa]],[[Benutzer:Bettina|Tina]]<br /> * geplantes Studium der (Innen-)Architektur/planuje zostać architektem wnętrz/planning to study interior design<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobbies, Interessen/zainteresowania, hobbi/hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Freunde/przyjaciele/friends<br /> * Reisen/podróże/travelling<br /> * Lesen/czytanie/reading<br /> * Sport/sport/sports<br /> * Basteln/majstrować/ doing handicrafts<br /> * Sprachen/języki obce/languages<br /> * Musik/muzyka/music (Alternative, Ska...)<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Geschwister/Rodzeństwo/siblings&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Jennifer, 29<br /> * Daniela, 26<br /> * Anne-kathrin, 25 mit/z/with Jan-Luca, 4<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Mein/e polnische/r Partner/in/Mój partner z Polski/my polish partner&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Julchen 2011-05-26T15:26:48Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Name/Imie/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Julia<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Alter/wiek/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 22 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Schulischer Werdegang/Wykształcenie/school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 1999 - 2005 Realschule am Sportpark Dormagen, Mittlere Reife<br /> * 2005 - 2008 Bettina-von-Arnim Gymnasium Dormagen, Abitur<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Auslandsaufenthalte/pobyt zagranicą/stays abroard&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * jährlicher Schüleraustausch Frankreich 2001 - 2005/coroczna wymiana studencka do Francji/annual student exchange to France<br /> * Juni 2008 - Juni 2009 Au-Pair in Watford, England/czerwiec 2008 - czerwiec 2009 niania w Watford, Angli/ june 2008 - june 2009 au-pair in Watford, England<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Ausbildung/praktyki/training&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Ausbildung zur Bauzeichnerin seit August 2010/praktyki na Rysownika od sierpnia 2010/training to become a draughtsman since august 2010<br /> * [http://www.schulschenk.de/| Büro Schulschenk]<br /> * BKO mit/z/with [[Benutzer:Annika|Annika]], [[Benutzer:RonjaN|Ronja]], [[Benutzer:Saskia|Saskia]], [[Benutzer:Rosalija|Rosa]],[[Benutzer:Bettina|Tina]]<br /> * geplantes Studium der (Innen-)Architektur/planuje zostać architektem wnętrz/planning to study interior design<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobbies, Interessen/zainteresowania, hobbi/hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Freunde/przyjaciele/friends<br /> * Reisen/podróże/travelling<br /> * Lesen/czytanie/reading<br /> * Sport/sport/sports<br /> * Basteln/majstrować/ doing handicrafts<br /> * Sprachen/języki obce/languages<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Geschwister/Rodzeństwo/siblings&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Jennifer, 29<br /> * Daniela, 26<br /> * Anne-kathrin, 25 mit/z/with Jan-Luca, 4<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Mein/e polnische/r Partner/in/Mój partner z Polski/my polish partner&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:24:31Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both epected the museum to be different from what it actually was.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> © by [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]] &amp; [[Benutzer:Julchen|Julia]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:21:48Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both epected the museum to be different from what it actually was.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> © by [[Benutzer</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:19:43Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both epected the museum to be different from what it actually was.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:18:00Z

<p>MichałF: /* Factory Schindler */</p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:17:22Z

<p>MichałF: /* Factory Schindler */</p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:16:27Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:14:59Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:14:30Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:13:52Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;BR /&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:13:20Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;BR/&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:12:02Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:11:14Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;BR&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T15:10:57Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>='''Factory Schindler'''=<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> In the very end two books were displayed. One was white, listing the ones helping others, doing good. The other one was black, listing the ones betraying and squealing their own crowd. Whether this is right or not, one can only decide by oneself.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_Micha%C5%82_und_Julia 2011-05-26T14:48:13Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>==Factory Schindler==<br /> <br /> On the fifth day of our stay in Poland we went to the Oskar Schindler Museum in Cracow. <br /> We both expected something different. <br /> <br /> There were around 30 rooms, displaying the daily life in Cracow during the german occupation from 1939-1945. <br /> Only two to three rooms actually were about Schindler and what he completed in his factory. Both of us expected there to be more detailed information about how Schindler managed to save as many jews as possible. <br /> <br /> Still we were pretty happy to learn so much about how life looked like in Cracow before and during the nazis occupation. <br /> <br /> For example all the street names were changed to german (like &quot;rynek główny&quot; was changed to &quot;Adolf-Hitler-Platz&quot;) and people weren't allowed to use the polish names anymore without risking to be severly punished or even deported to a concentration camp.<br /> <br /> Jews had to wear the yellow five-spoke star to be easily spotted in public, weren't allowed to go to the park anymore (or were restrained to special benches) and had to keep to certain areas in public transportation.<br /> <br /> Later, when the ghetto of cracow was established (from 03.03.1941 to 14.03.1943), folks started smuggling. Hair dyes were used to cover up grey hair, so the eldely would make it through the selection of the nazis i.e. not having to go to a concentration camp. Sedatives were given to children so they wouldn't reveal the family's hideout by crying out loud when nazis were nearby.<br /> <br /> There were 17.000 sufferers of nazi arbitrariness living in a place formerly housing 3.000. It was said that there should be 2 persons for each window in an apartment. There were up to 10 people in one dweling, not necessarily knowing each other.<br /> About 3.000 people who survived the ghetto itself were deported to different concentration camps.<br /> <br /> The former room of Schindler's secretary and his own office were located on the upper floor. In Schndler's office there was a beautiful memorial. A huge glas cuboid containing enamel pots and pans with an opening in the middle. When you went inside, there were all the names of all the people Schindler saved written on the wall. Even in this dark era, there were persons brave enough to stand up for their fellow human beings.</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Highlights_der_Reise 2011-05-26T13:34:41Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>Teams:<br /> *[[Nadine &amp;amp; Sven Hilight]]<br /> *[[Highlights Michał &amp;amp; Julia]]</div>

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<p>MichałF: Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „kjydajms“</p> <hr /> <div>kjydajms</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Julchen 2011-05-22T17:19:29Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Julia<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 22 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 1999 - 2005 Realschule am Sportpark Dormagen, Mittlere Reife<br /> * 2005 - 2008 Bettina-von-Arnim Gymnasium Dormagen, Abitur<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;pobyt zagranicą/Auslandsaufenthalte/stays abroard&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * jährlicher Schüleraustausch Frankreich 2001 - 2005/coroczna wymiana studencka do Francji/annual student exchange to France<br /> * Juni 2008 - Juni 2009 Au-Pair in Watford, England/czerwiec 2008 - czerwiec 2009 niania w Watford, Angli/ june 2008 - june 2009 au-pair in Watford, England<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Ausbildung/praktyki/training&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Ausbildung zur Bauzeichnerin seit August 2010/praktyki na Rysownika od sierpnia 2010/training to become a draughtsman since august 2010<br /> * [http://www.schulschenk.de/| Büro Schulschenk]<br /> * BKO mit/z/with [[Benutzer:Annika|Annika]], [[Benutzer:RonjaN|Ronja]], [[Benutzer:Saskia|Saskia]], [[Benutzer:Rosalija|Rosa]],[[Benutzer:Bettina|Tina]]<br /> * geplantes Studium der (Innen-)Architektur/planuje zostać architektem wnętrz/planning to study interior design<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobbies, Interessen/zainteresowania, hobbi/hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Freunde/przyjaciele/friends<br /> * Reisen/podróże/travelling<br /> * Lesen/czytanie/reading<br /> * Sport/sport/sports<br /> * Basteln/majstrować/ doing handicrafts<br /> * Sprachen/języki obce/languages<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Geschwister/Rodzeństwo/siblings&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Jennifer, 29<br /> * Daniela, 26<br /> * Anne-kathrin, 25 mit/z/with Jan-Luca, 4<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Mein/e polnische/r Partner/in/Mój partner z Polski/my polish partner&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Julchen 2011-05-22T17:19:10Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Julia<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 22 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 1999 - 2005 Realschule am Sportpark Dormagen, Mittlere Reife<br /> * 2005 - 2008 Bettina-von-Arnim Gymnasium Dormagen, Abitur<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;pobyt zagranicą/Auslandsaufenthalte/stays abroard&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * jährlicher Schüleraustausch Frankreich 2001 - 2005/coroczna wymiana studencka do Francji/annual student exchange to France<br /> * Juni 2008 - Juni 2009 Au-Pair in Watford, England/czerwiec 2008 - czerwiec 2009 niania w Watford, Angli/ june 2008 - june 2009 au-pair in Watford, England<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Ausbildung/praktyki/training&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Ausbildung zur Bauzeichnerin seit August 2010/praktyki na Rysownika od sierpnia 2010/training to become a draughtsman since august 2010<br /> * [http://www.schulschenk.de/| Büro Schulschenk]<br /> * BKO mit/z/with [[Benutzer:Annika|Annika]], [[Benutzer:RonjaN|Ronja]], [[Benutzer:Saskia|Saskia]], [[Benutzer:Rosalija|Rosa]],[[Benutzer:Bettina|Tina]]<br /> * geplantes Studium der (Innen-)Architektur/planuje zostać architektem wnętrz/planning to study interior design<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobbies, Interessen/zainteresowania, hobbi/hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Freunde/przyjaciele/friends<br /> * Reisen/podróże/travelling<br /> * Lesen/czytanie/reading<br /> * Sport/sport/sports<br /> * Basteln/majstrować/ doing handicrafts<br /> * Sprachen/języki obce/languages<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Geschwister/Rodzeństwo/siblings&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Jennifer, 29<br /> * Daniela, 26<br /> * Anne-kathrin, 25 mit/z/with Jan-Luca, 4<br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Mein/e polnische/r Partner/in/Mój partner z Polski/my polish partner&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * [[Benutzer:MichałF|Michał]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Micha%C5%82F 2011-05-22T17:17:13Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Michał<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 18 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/ school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 2006-2009 Gimnazjum nr.6<br /> * 2009-2013 ZSTI 1 z/mit/with [[Benutzer:Sebastian1|Sebastian]], [[Benutzer:Mirosław|Mirek]], [[Benutzer:DawidS|Dawid]], [[Benutzer:Arkadiusz|Arek]]<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Odwiedzone miejsca w Polsce/Polnische Orte an denen ich schon war/polish places I've already been to&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Namysłów<br /> * Kasprowy Wierch<br /> * tydzień nad morzem<br /> * Wadowice<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobby, zainteresowania/Hobbies, Interessen/Hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * koszykówka/Basketball/basketball<br /> * sprzęt komputery/am PC rumbasteln/PC hardware<br /> * grafika komputerowa/Bildbearbeitung, graphische Darstellung/graphics<br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Mój partner z Niemiec/Mein/e deutsche/r Partner/in/my german partner&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * [[Benutzer:Julchen|Julia]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Micha%C5%82F 2011-05-22T17:16:11Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Michał<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 18 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/ school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 2006-2009 Gimnazjum nr.6<br /> * 2009-2013 ZSTI 1 z/mit/with [[Benutzer:Sebastian1|Sebastian]], [[Benutzer:Miroslaw|Mirek]], [[Benutzer:DawidS|Dawid]], [[Benutzer:Arkadiusz|Arek]]<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Odwiedzone miejsca w Polsce/Polnische Orte an denen ich schon war/polish places I've already been to&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Namysłów<br /> * Kasprowy Wierch<br /> * tydzień nad morzem<br /> * Wadowice<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobby, zainteresowania/Hobbies, Interessen/Hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * koszykówka/Basketball/basketball<br /> * sprzęt komputery/am PC rumbasteln/PC hardware<br /> * grafika komputerowa/Bildbearbeitung, graphische Darstellung/graphics<br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Mój partner z Niemiec/Mein/e deutsche/r Partner/in/my german partner&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * [[Benutzer:Julchen|Julia]]</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Micha%C5%82F 2011-05-22T17:12:20Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Michał<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 18 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/ school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 2006-2009 Gimnazjum nr.6<br /> * 2009-2013 ZSTI 1 z/mit/with [[Benutzer:Sebastian1|Sebastian]], [[Benutzer:Miroslaw|Mirek]], [[Benutzer:DawidS|Dawid]], [[Benutzer:Rosalija|Rosa]],[[Benutzer:Bettina|Tina]]<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Odwiedzone miejsca w Polsce/Polnische Orte an denen ich schon war/polish places I've already been to&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Namysłów<br /> * Kasprowy Wierch<br /> * tydzień nad morzem<br /> * Wadowice<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobby, zainteresowania/Hobbies, Interessen/Hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * koszykówka/Basketball/basketball<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Mój partner z Niemiec/Mein/e deutsche/r Partner/in/my german partner&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * [[Benutzer:Julchen|Julia]]<br /> * sprzęt komputery/am PC rumbasteln/PC hardware<br /> * grafika komputerowa/Bildbearbeitung, graphische Darstellung/graphics</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Micha%C5%82F 2011-05-22T17:06:35Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Michał<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 18 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/ school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 2006-2009 Gimnazjum nr.6<br /> * 2009-2013 ZSTI 1 z/mit/with [[Benutzer:Sebastian|Sebastian]], [[Benutzer:Mirek|Mirek]], [[Benutzer:Dawid|Dawid]], [[Benutzer:Rosalija|Rosa]],[[Benutzer:Bettina|Tina]]<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Odwiedzone miejsca w Polsce/Polnische Orte an denen ich schon war/polish places I've already been to&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Namysłów<br /> * Kasprowy Wierch<br /> * tydzień nad morzem<br /> * Wadowice<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobby, zainteresowania/Hobbies, Interessen/Hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * koszykówka/Basketball/basketball<br /> * sprzęt komputery/am PC rumbasteln/PC hardware<br /> * grafika komputerowa/Bildbearbeitung, graphische Darstellung/graphics</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Micha%C5%82F 2011-05-22T17:01:45Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Michał<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 18 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/ school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 2006-2009 Gimnazjum nr.6<br /> * 2009-2013 ZSTI 1 z/mit/with <br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Odwiedzone miejsca w Polsce/Polnische Orte an denen ich schon war/polish places I've already been to&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Namysłów<br /> * Kasprowy Wierch<br /> * tydzień nad morzem<br /> * Wadowice<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobby, zainteresowania/Hobbies, Interessen/Hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * koszykówka/Basketball/basketball<br /> * sprzęt komputery/am PC rumbasteln/PC hardware<br /> * grafika komputerowa/Bildbearbeitung, graphische Darstellung/graphics</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Julchen 2011-05-22T16:59:12Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Julia<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 22 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 1999 - 2005 Realschule am Sportpark Dormagen, Mittlere Reife<br /> * 2005 - 2008 Bettina-von-Arnim Gymnasium Dormagen, Abitur<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;pobyt zagranicą/Auslandsaufenthalte/stays abroard&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * jährlicher Schüleraustausch Frankreich 2001 - 2005/coroczna wymiana studencka do Francji/annual student exchange to France<br /> * Juni 2008 - Juni 2009 Au-Pair in Watford, England/czerwiec 2008 - czerwiec 2009 niania w Watford, Angli/ june 2008 - june 2009 au-pair in Watford, England<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Ausbildung/praktyki/training&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Ausbildung zur Bauzeichnerin seit August 2010/praktyki na Rysownika od sierpnia 2010/training to become a draughtsman since august 2010<br /> * [http://www.schulschenk.de/| Büro Schulschenk]<br /> * BKO mit/z/with [[Benutzer:Annika|Annika]], [[Benutzer:RonjaN|Ronja]], [[Benutzer:Saskia|Saskia]], [[Benutzer:Rosalija|Rosa]],[[Benutzer:Bettina|Tina]]<br /> * geplantes Studium der (Innen-)Architektur/planuje zostać architektem wnętrz/planning to study interior design<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobbies, Interessen/zainteresowania, hobbi/hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Freunde/przyjaciele/friends<br /> * Reisen/podróże/travelling<br /> * Lesen/czytanie/reading<br /> * Sport/sport/sports<br /> * Basteln/majstrować/ doing handicrafts<br /> * Sprachen/języki obce/languages<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Geschwister/Rodzeństwo/siblings&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Jennifer, 29<br /> * Daniela, 26<br /> * Anne-kathrin, 25 mit/z/with Jan-Luca, 4</div>

MichałF https://seg.zum.de/wiki/Benutzer:Micha%C5%82F 2011-05-22T16:32:55Z

<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie/Name/name&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Michał<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek/Alter/age&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 18 lat/Jahre/years<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wykształcenie/Schulischer Werdegang/ school history&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 2006-2009 Gimnazjum nr.6<br /> * 2009-2013 ZSTI 1 <br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Odwiedzone miejsca w Polsce/Polnische Orte an denen ich schon war/polish places I've already been to&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Namysłów<br /> * Kasprowy Wierch<br /> * tydzień nad morzem<br /> * Wadowice<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobby, zainteresowania/Hobbies, Interessen/Hobbys&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * koszykówka/Basketball/basketball<br /> * sprzęt komputery/am PC rumbasteln/PC hardware<br /> * grafika komputerowa/Bildbearbeitung, graphische Darstellung/graphics</div>

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<p>MichałF: </p> <hr /> <div>=== &lt;colorize&gt;Imie&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> Michał<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wiek&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> 18 lat<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;wykształcenie&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * 2006-2009 Gimnazjum nr.6<br /> * 2009-2013 ZSTI 1 <br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Odwiedzone miejsca w Polsce&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * Namysłów<br /> * Kasprowy Wierch<br /> * tydzień nad morzem<br /> <br /> <br /> === &lt;colorize&gt;Hobby, zainteresowania&lt;/colorize&gt; ===<br /> <br /> * koszykówka<br /> * sprzęt komputery<br /> * grafika komputerowa</div>

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