#Preußen

[ltwilliammowett]

The Preussen of 1910, was one of the largest and most modern sailing ships ever built, but it sank in the English Channel. Here is her sailing plan.

Source

[roehenstart]

Kaiser Wilhelm II.

[jelo-ocs]

Brandenburg-Prussia part 1

PART 1

Let's talk about Berlin and Königsberg! Not a ship-art but they relationship is so cute and wholesome (for some time). This is Marie/Berlin with Klemens/Königsberg ( belongs to @mlemikburg  ). You surely know that both cities were the capitals of German states (Königsberg of Teutonic Order/Prussia and Berlin of Brandenburg). Due to the extinction of the Prussian line, after the death of Albrecht Frederick, Jan Hohenzollern (elector of Brandenburg), took ovee his possessions and from that moment on the Duchy of Prussia was united with Brandenburg. It's time for some information about these two (lore moment!!!) They are cousins, but they treat each other like siblings. Klemens was good "parent figure" for her. When the Prussian-Brandenburg union was estabilished, both of them were equal. From the beggining, Klemens knew that she would become a powerful capital. However, one moment caused Marie's trust in Klemens to be broken.

If you have any questions about them - go ahead! I will be very happy to reply!

[mafly-detecting]

preußische Kriegs-Gedenkmedaille 1815

[merry-kenobi]

Choose your favorite Crown Prince:

Otto Gebühr (Fridericus Rex) [1921-1923]

Werner Hinz (Der junge und der alte König) [1935]

Jan Kollwitz (Der Thronfolger - Die harten Jugendjahre von Friedrich dem Großen von Preußen) [2010]

Cecil von Renner (Friedrich der Große - Alles oder nichts) [2011]

Anna Thalbach (Friedrich - Ein deutscher König) [2012]

Tobias Bieri (Friedrich - Mythos und Tragödie) [2012]

[copper-wave]

Preußen mit dem Pirat Kleidung B)

Ich werde auch Italien zeichnen.

[underthewingsofthblackeagle]

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New Palais, Potsdam

Some Prussian Glory to gild your weekend :)

[universallyarbiterinternet]

Kaiser Wilhelm II., Deutscher Kaiser und König von Preußen (1859 - 1941).

[sayaki-kiramoto]

There we are again, my dear Friends! x3' This time I brought something... kinda unusual for me here; A Screenshot-Redraw! :3 It's not the first Time i made something like that but it is the first Time i made it public,aye. And as you can see; the Screenshot i did redraw was form 'Hetalia',aye. And it was a scene with Germany and his Brother Prussia. It's also one of my favourite Scenes in general cauz'.... well... i have a lot of reasons. VERY GOOD reasons.... |DD' Anyway, i hope you like it as much  as i do. x33~

[helshollowhalls]

My favorite romance trope is the politician-aristocrat duo in the 19th century, both 50+ years old, working together very closely and leaving the general public of today completely bamboozled as to how certain political decisions were made back then, because both of them were extremely stubborn and prideful and agreeing on compromises or an opinion which was not mutually agreed on in the first place does warrant that the two gentlemen in question probably had some sort of relationship other than just their workplace relationship.

[krimitastisch]

Review zum Hörbuch "Königsblau"

Komplett spoilerfrei

Hi Leute! Endlich habe ich es geschafft mich an dieses Review zu setzen. Wie gewohnt geb ich euch erst einen Überblick und äußere dann meine Meinung.

Zum Autor: Autor des Krimis ist Tom Wolf, welcher seit 2001 als freier Autor in Berlin tätig ist und bereits 2005 den Berliner Literaturpreis "Krimifuchs" gewann.

Eckdaten: Erschienen ist das Hörspiel 2006 im be.bra verlag. Es ist ca. 62 Minuten lang und stammt aus der Reihe "Große Stimmen lesen starke Krimis", wobei es sich um den zehnten Krimi der Reihe handelt.

Sprecher und Rollen:

Erzähler - Jürgen Holtz

König Friedrich ll. - Boris Aljinovic

Honoré Langutier - Martin Engler

Charles Etienne Jordan - Ulrich Noethen

Emilie Auguste Stolzenhagen - Marie Lou Sellem

Johann Theodor Eller - Tilo Prückner

Inhalt: Preußen, 1740. Am Hofe des Königs Friedrich ll. häufen sich Morde unter seltsamen Umständen, und die Lage scheint immer bedrohlicher. Wird jemand das Rätsel darum lüften können?

Meine Meinung: Man sollte gewisses Geschichtswissen mitbringen, um die Handlung und die früheren politischen/diplomatischen Geflogenheiten nachvollziehen zu können - sonst kann dieses Hörspiel schon am Anfang den Hörer in die Verzweiflung treiben. Der Aufbau ist beim ersten hören definitiv undurchsichtig, man muss sie steht's aufs neue im Kopf "entwirren" und sortieren, dass kann auf Dauer anstrengend werden. Damit ist "Königsblau" über die Maßen anspruchsvoll und schwer zu fassen. Definitiv nichts für den Alltag.

[mattizard]

You know you haven't thought about your fav historical figure in a while when they suddenly appear in your dream.

The dream didn't make that much sense except that Friedrich der Große/Frederick the Great was there and was a nice host to me and my family I guess? And he was real chill, I think we were even good friends in the dream.

And he wasn't sexist! Which means it was 100% a dream lmao

[roehenstart]

Prince Albert of Prussia (1809–1872). Unknown artist.

He was the fourth son of King Frederick William III of Prussia and Queen Louise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz.

[mafly-detecting]

1815 war ein Jahr von großer historischer Bedeutung

[merry-kenobi]

Street names in Steinsfurt...

(English translation: Old-Fritz-Street, Kattestreet; Crown Prince Street)

Steinsfurt is the place where Fritz tried his escape from his father in August 1730.