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Munich's Hard Look At Its Nazi Past; The City Faces Up To Its Courtship With Hitler
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"Was this exhibition necessary?" asks the comment scrawled in a
guest book by a visitor to the Stadtmuseum.
It is one of a variety of emotions provoked by an unpleasant
confrontation with the city's dark Nazi past. Others are sarcastic:
Hitler would have loved it, they say. A few are chilling, or pretend
to be: a collection of pro-Nazi slogans.
But more common are those expressing gratitude that the truth
is being acknowledged, finally. "We agree with everything, because
we are Muenchener," is the message from a couple who lived through
the period. Many others simply say thank you.
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Capturing the Center.(Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier's scientific contributions )
Magazine article from: Natural History
; ...Margins," on the great chemist Lavoisier's contributions to the nascent...last month's issue. When Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier began his geological work with...Rappoport's important article "Lavoisier's theory of the earth...
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Revolutions and gunpowder: Antoine Lavoisier.
Magazine article from: Chemistry and Industry
; Two hundred years ago Lavoisier, the greatest 18th-century chemist, met his...certainly the most eminent 18th-century chemist, Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier (1743-1794). Lavoisier is credited with the rejection of the phlogiston...
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Mme. Lavoisier. (Marginalia I).
Magazine article from: American Scientist
; ...suitor was much more welcome. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier had a law degree, but his...self-portrait of Mine. Lavoisier survives, which she must have painted not long after. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier In telling the story of Mine...
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Robin Clark to Receive Inaugural Franklin-Lavoisier Prize
Newspaper article from: U.S. Newswire
; ...services to science. About the Franklin-Lavoisier PrizeCreated in 2008, the Franklin- Lavoisier Prize is jointly awarded by the Fondation...Heritage Foundation (CHF). Named for Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier and Benjamin Franklin, two of the 18th...
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Los modernos Lavoisier.(fondos de gobierno mexicano para el desarrollo científico y tecnológico)
Magazine article from: Proceso
; ...hombres de ciencia, dictamin tajante el tribunal del Terror cuando, en mayo de 1793, envi a la guillotina a Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier, padre de la qumica moderna. De modo menos cruento formula hoy una sentencia semejante el gobierno mexicano...
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Capturing the center
Magazine article from: Natural History
; Lavoisier's geology triumphs. This is the...the Margins," on the great chemist Lavoisier's contributions to the nascent science...appeared in last month's issue. When Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier began his geological work with Jean...
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Scientific history John Adamson on the race to unlock the secrets of matter
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...aristocratic French competitor, Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier (1743-94), in the race...well. Indeed, the Priestley-Lavoisier contest can be said to have...water to Coca- Cola). As Lavoisier quickly discerned, however...
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'Who wants to be a millionaire?'.(Review)
Magazine article from: Chemistry and Industry
; ...Scheele, C Joseph Priestley or D Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier?' Your heart sinks, what...On the other hand, it was Lavoisier who realised the significance...Davy; although he overturned Lavoisier's concept of oxygen as the...
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La revolution chimique.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Independent (South Africa)
; ...day after the guillotining of Antoine Laurent Lavoisier, on May 8, 1794, mathematician...reproduce a similar one." Lavoisier's execution was the culmination...investors and administrators. Lavoisier became a member at the age of...
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Oxygen Discovered by the Batman of the 18th Century
Magazine article from: Chemical Engineering Progress
; ...different take on things. That person was Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier. In many ways, Lavoisier was the Batman of chemistry. just as Brace...socialite by day who fought crime by night, Lavoisier was a respectable millionaire socialite by...
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