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Paris Geschichte Von Paris
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Release Date : 1867
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Paris
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Geschichte Von Paris
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Author : IntroBooks Team
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Paris ist reich an mehr als 2.000 Jahren altem Erbe von Kriegen, bereicherter Kultur und erstklassiger Literatur mit Gedichten, Prosa, Drama und erstklassigen Architekturentwürfen, um die Welt zu überraschen. Die Gallier des Parisii-Stammes ließen sich um 250 und 200 v. Chr. Hier in Paris nieder. Sie fanden ein Fischerdorf auf einer Insel im Fluss, der heutigen „Ile de la Cite“. Dies war das Hauptzentrum, um das die gesamte Stadt Paris gebaut und strukturiert wurde. Paris war im Mittelalter als „Lutetia“ (Lutece) bekannt und wurde 52 v. Chr. Von Julius Cäsar besetzt. Paris bestand im frühen Mittelalter weiterhin als regionales Zentrum unter dem Einfluss der Römer. 987 wurde der Graf von Paris, genannt Hugh Capet, König von Frankreich. Unter seinen Nachfolgern und seinem Clan, der als Kapetianer bekannt wurde, blühte Paris weiterhin als nationale Hauptstadt Frankreichs auf. Die Pariser galten als rebellisch und übermütig, als sie sich 1355-58 unter der Führung von Etienne Marcel als unabhängige Gemeinde erklärten. 1789 war der Sturm auf die Bastille der erste in der Reihe von Aktionen, die von den Parisern beschleunigt wurden, und dies wurde als Französische Revolution bekannt. In den Jahren 1830 und 1848 1871 erlebte die Hauptstadt Frankreich einen bevorstehenden Krieg, der als Deutsch-Französischer Krieg bekannt war und unter dessen Einfluss die Stadt eingekreist und belagert wurde, sofern sich Frankreich nicht nach vier Monaten ergab. Erst nach dem Abzug der deutschen Truppen begannen die französischen Radikalen, die Pariser Kommune zu gründen. Die Deutschen wurden während des Ersten Weltkriegs daran gehindert, nach Paris einzureisen. In der Zeit von 1940 bis 1944 gelang es ihnen jedoch, die Stadt während des Zweiten Weltkriegs zu besetzen. Paris wurde erneut zum Mittelpunkt der Gewalt, da es auch Zeuge der Unruhen der Studenten wurde von 1968. Das Paris, das wir heute sehen, ist das Modezentrum der Welt und die romantischste Stadt der Welt. Paris bewahrt heute seinen Charme, Charakter und seine Bedeutung in der realen Welt. Sein physisches Erscheinungsbild wurde durch Megastrukturen wie Beaubourg und mehrere andere große Projekte verändert, darunter die Reform der Stadt in architektonische Perfektion unter der Präsidentschaft von Mitterrand. Neben der Bastille-Oper und dem La Defense-Bogen umfassten die Projekte von Mitterrand die Renovierung des Louvre durch den Architekten IM Pei. Viele weitere Projekte, die er zur Renovierung der gesamten Hauptstadt unternahm, befanden sich im Südosten, im La Villette-Komplex in der nordöstlichen Provinz der Stadt, in einer großen Bibliothek aus dem Computerzeitalter, in der Bibliotheque de France und vielem mehr. Die Geschichte von Paris ist auch reich an der exzellenten Stadtplanung, mit der es bis heute weltweit bekannt ist. Bei der Planung der Stadt Paris und des Pariser Beckens wurden große Landflächen rund um das Seine-Tal bis zur Flussmündung berücksichtigt. Als die Geschichte von Paris ihren Weg in die Modernisierung fand, wurden in Paris auf beiden Seiten der Seine neue Parks, Gassen, Städte, Industriestandorte und viele weitere architektonische Spitzenleistungen errichtet. Wenn Sie das Tagebuch lesen, können Sie einen Einblick in die glorreiche Geschichte von Paris erhalten, begleitet von einer Mischung aus bitterer und süßer königlicher Mischung der Monarchie sowie der Republik und des sozioökonomischen Zustands der Stadt sowie politischen Umwälzungen mit den beiden Weltkriegen und vieles mehr.
The Story Of Paris
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Author : Katherine Kimball
language : en
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Release Date : 2017-06-03
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In recasting Paris and its Story for issue in the "Medi�val Towns Series," opportunity has been taken of revising the whole and of adding a Second Part, wherein we have essayed the office of cicerone.Obviously in so vast a range of study as that afforded by the city of Paris, compression and selection have been imperative: we have therefore limited our guidance to such routes and edifices as seemed to offer the more important objects of historic and artistic interest, excluding from our purview, with much regret, the works of contemporary artists. On the Louvre, as the richest Thesaurus of beautiful things in Europe, we have dwelt at some length and even so it has been possible only to deal broadly with its contents. A book has, however, this advantage over a corporeal guide; it can be curtly dismissed without fear of offence, when antipathy may impel the traveller to pass by, or sympathy invite him to linger over, the various objects indicated to his gaze. In a city where change is so constant and the housebreaker's pick so active, any work dealing with monuments of the past must needs soon become imperfect. Since the publication of Paris and its Story in the autumn of 1904, a picturesque group of old houses in the Rue de l'Arbre Sec, including the H�tel des Mousquetaires, the traditional lodging of Dumas' d'Artagnan, has been swept away and a monstrous mass of engineering is now reared on its site: even as we write other demolitions of historic buildings are in progress. Care has, however, been taken to bring this little work up to date and our constant desire has been to render it useful to the inexperienced visitor to Paris. Success in so complicated and difficult a task can be but partial, and in this as in so many of life's aims "our wills," as good Sir Thomas Browne says, "must be our performances, and our intents make out our actions; otherwise our pious labours shall find anxiety in our graves and our best endeavours not hope, but fear, a resurrection."It now remains to acknowledge our indebtedness to the following, among other authorities, which are here set down to obviate the necessity for repeated footnotes, and to indicate to readers who may desire to pursue the study of the history and art of Paris in more detail, some works among the enormous mass of literature on the subject that will repay perusal.For the general history of France, the monumental Histoire de France now in course of publication, edited by E. Lavisse; Michelet's Histoire de France, Recits de l'Histoire de France, and Proc�s des Templiers; Victor Duruy, Histoire de France; the cheap and admirable selection of authorities in the seventeen volumes of the Histoire de France racont�e par les Contemporains, edited by B. Zeller; Carl Faulmann, Illustrirte Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst; the Chronicles of Gregory of Tours, Richer, Abbo, Joinville, Villani, Froissart, De Comines; G�ographie Historique, by A. Guerard; Froude's essay on the Templars; Jeanne d'Arc, Maid of Orleans, by T. Douglas Murray; Paris sous Philip le Bel, edited by H. Geraud.For the later Monarchy, the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods, the Histories of Carlyle, Mignet, Michelet and Louis Blanc; the Origines de la France Contemporaine, by Taine; the Cambridge Modern History, Vol....
Notre Dame De Paris
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Author : Notre-Dame de Paris
language : en
Publisher: Jazzybee Verlag
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‘Notre-Dame de Paris’, also known as ‘The Hunchback of Notre-Dame’ is the best-known novel of French romanticist Victor Hugo. The story about the gypsy Esmeralda, who captures the hearts of Captain Phoebus, Pierre Gringoire, the bell-ringer Quasimodo and his guardian Archdeacon Claude Frollo is an all-time classic and a must-read for all fans of French novels.
Paris
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Release Date : 1867
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Notre Dame De Paris Primary Source Edition
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Author : Victor Hugo
language : en
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Release Date : 2013-10
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This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.
F Nf Monate Aus Der Geschichte Von Paris Im Jahr 1830
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Author : Étienne Léon de Lamothe-Langon
language : de
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Release Date : 1831
F Nf Monate Aus Der Geschichte Von Paris Im Jahr 1830 written by Étienne Léon de Lamothe-Langon and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1831 with categories.
Paris As Revolution
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Author : Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson
language : en
Publisher: Univ of California Press
Release Date : 1997-01-01
Paris As Revolution written by Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson and has been published by Univ of California Press this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1997-01-01 with Literary Criticism categories.
"In this absolutely powerful and innovative book, Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson illuminates the complex links between the Revolution of 1789, the different revolutions that took place in 19th-century Paris, and two aesthetic forms characteristic of the cultural discourses of modernity: panoramic journalism and the realist and historical novels authored by Balzac, Flaubert, Hugo, Zola, and Valles. A work of cultural history with stimulating implications, Paris as Revolution is well-structured, carefully argued and problematized, and compelling in its scholarship."--Catherine Nesci, author of La Femme mode d'emploi "A fascinating and richly suggestive essay on the cultural geography of nineteenth-century Paris. It is imaginatively conceived, broad in its reach, boldly interdisciplinary. Ferguson's success in combining literary criticism, historical interpretation and sociological analysis to reconstruct the shifting meanings given to the experiences of urbanization and revolution is most impressive."--Jonathan Beecher, author of Charles Fourier: The Visionary and His World
The Story Of Paris
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Author : Thomas Okey
language : en
Publisher: Library of Alexandria
Release Date : 1925-01-01
The Story Of Paris written by Thomas Okey and has been published by Library of Alexandria this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1925-01-01 with History categories.
The History of Paris, says Michelet, is the history of the French monarchy: "Paris, France and the Dukes and Kings of the French, are three ideas," says Freeman, "which can never be kept asunder." The aim of the writer in the following pages has been to narrate the story of the capital city of France on the lines thus indicated. Moreover, men are ever touched by "sad stories of the death of kings," the pomp and majesty and the fate of princes. By a pathetic fallacy their capacity to suffer is measured by their apparent power to enjoy, and those are moved to tears by the spectacle of a Dauphin surrendered to the coarse and brutal tutelage of a sans-culotte, who read without emotion of thousands of Huguenot children torn from their mothers' arms and flung to the novercal cruelties of strangers in blood and creed. In the earlier chapters the legendary aspect of the story has been drawn upon rather more perhaps than an austere historical conscience would approve, but it is precisely a familiarity with these romantic stories, which at least are true in impression if not in fact, that the sojourner in Paris will find most useful, translated as they are in sculpture and in painting, on the decoration of her architecture, both modern and ancient, and implicit in the nomenclature of her ways. The story of Paris presents a marked contrast with that of an Italian city-state whose rise, culmination and fall may be roundly traced. Paris is yet in the stage of lusty growth. Time after time, like a young giantess, she has burst her cincture of walls, cast off her outworn garments and renewed her armour and vesture. Hers are no grass-grown squares and deserted streets; no ruined splendours telling of pride abased and glory departed; no sad memories of waning cities once the mistresses of sea and land; none of the tears evoked by a great historic tragedy; none of the solemn pathos of decay and death. Paris has more than once tasted the bitterness of humiliation; Norseman and Briton, Russian and German have bruised her fair body; the dire distress of civic strife has exhausted her strength, but she has always emerged from her trials with marvellous recuperation, more flourishing than before. Since 1871, when the city, crushed under a twofold calamity of foreign invasion and of internecine war, seemed doomed to bleed away to feeble insignificance, her prosperity has so increased that house rent has doubled and population risen from 1,825,274 in 1870 to 2,714,068 in 1901. The growth of Paris from the settlement of an obscure Gallic tribe to the most populous, the most cultured, the most artistic, the most delightful and seductive of continental cities has been prodigious, yet withal she has maintained her essential unity, her corporate sense and peculiar individuality. Paris, unlike London, has never expatiated to the effacement of her distinctive features and the loss of civic consciousness. The city has still a definite outline and circumference, and over her gates to-day one may read, Entrée de Paris. The Parisian is, and always has been, conscious of his citizenship, proud of his city, careful of her beauty, jealous of her reputation. The essentials of Parisian life remain unchanged since mediæval times. Busy multitudes of alert, eager burgesses crowd her streets; ten thousand students stream from the provinces, from Europe, and even from the uttermost parts of the earth, to eat of the bread of knowledge at her University. The old collegiate life is gone, but the arts and sciences are freely taught as of old to all comers; and a lowly peasant lad may carry in his satchel the portfolio of a prime minister or the insignia of a president of the republic, even as his mediæval prototype bore a bishop's mitre or a cardinal's hat.