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partly due to the fact that his noble family was known for having plenty of horses in their estates at Lugo di Romagna. Another theory suggests Baracca copied the rampant horse design from a shot down German pilot having the emblem of the city of Stuttgart on his plane. Interestingly, German sports car

Reinhold Koehler, born in 1919 in Dortmund and died in 1970 in Siegen, was a German painter, printmaker, poet, and essayist, arguably one of the most interesting of the recently re-discovered artists. Self-taught as an artist, Koehler began to immerse himself in fine arts during the time of World War II, when he served as a soldier on the Eastern Front. There he executed his first watercolours, a technique which remained his favorite in the first period of his artistic activity, with nature, landscape

Technical Director and member of the Board of Management of Daimler Motor Company in Stuttgart, Germany. Sports cars likes the Mercedes were under his direction. His achievements were rewarded in later on, when the Stuttgart Institute of Technology awarded him an Honorary Doctorate in Engineering. Later he worked for Daimler house in Germany, together with Benz. He founded his own design company in Stuttgart, and in 1934, he designed with his son the rear engine car that was to become the famous

When people think of the creation of the first motor car, names such as Karl Benz and Henry Ford should be coming across their minds. But behind the scene, there was a particular man named Ferdinand Porsche who designed the first electric/gasoline hybrid and the Lohner-Porsche electric car in the1900. Porsche had many achievements such as developing Grand Prix race cars and working in many of the most famous car-making factories of the time. Though Ferdinand Porsche was not the first man to create

Volksdeutsche He had the will to fight against other men from the same country. At the age of 18, Erich Schmidt and his family moved to Stuttgart, Germany in 1939. In the summer of 1939, he enlisted in the SS. This was called Volksdeutsche which means “people of race’’ in German. In 1940, He shipped out in April 9th, 1940 to Denmark, From their he went to Norway and there he was sent off to Greece. He would later fight in Russia. By 1944 he has already been in six European countries and this time

caused by a major catastrophe and this thinking stradey was called Catastrophism . Cuvier was born on August 23, 1769 in Montbeliard, France and was given the name, Jean-Leopold-Nicholas-Frederic Cuvier at birth. Cuvier went to Carolina Academy of Stuttgart from 1784 to 1788, to where he studied anatomy. After he graduated, Cuvier became a tutor for a noble family in Normandy from 1788 to 1795 and while working as a tutor, he made notes on marine invertebrates. Cuvier's notes were then sent to Geoffroy

Hoiland, E. (2008). Neuroscience for kids - dyslexia. Retrieved 20 November 2015, from https://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/edys.html According to “Neuroscience for kids” it states that the word dyslexia was coined by Rudolf Berlin of Stuttgart. In the year 1887 Rudolf used the word dyslexia to describe reading difficulties that student’s had with words and letters. The dictionary define dyslexia as “a learning disability marked by impairment in the ability to read” (American Heritage Dictionary)

Porsche’s Engine Downsizing There are more than one billion cars in the world right now and this number is increasing everyday due to the demand of the cars. Most of the cars in the world have big engines right now. What a big engine means is the eight cylinder V8, ten cylinder V10, or twelve cylinder V12 engines. Those types of engines have been used for many years in the car industry. All the car manufacturers prefer to use those engines because people like them and thinking that more cylinder

He participated in Operation New Dawn in Iraq in 2011 and International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) missions in Afghanistan in 2014. In his career he was assigned to Eco Company 407th at Fort Bragg North Carolina, 1-10th Special Forces in Stuttgart Germany, and is currently assigned to Dco Company 2nd Battalion 1st Special Warfare Training Group (SWTG). Specialist Bates military and civilian education includes US Army Airborne School, Hazmat Drivers Certification, Basic Leaders Course(WLC)

Lothar Fischer, born in 1933 in Germersheim and died in 2004 in Baierbrunn, was a renowned German sculptor. The artist worked both in traditional techniques and materials, as bronze or plaster, at the same time exploring the border between painting and sculpture by producing evocative reliefs and works in mixed media. Fischer received his education from the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, where he studied under Heinrich Kirchner (1953-8). There he initiated the artistic group SPUR (1957), together