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Perbellini, Gianni, and di Simone, Giovanni, and Rossini, Roberto, and HQ Landsouth Language Services Section (Translation)Biblio.com

Headquarters LANDSOUTH and Palazzo Carli; 1951-1991 40 Years of Existence

1991réf. 75536Verona: HQ Allied Land Forces Southern Europe with the assistance of Monte Dei Paschi di Siena 1991. Presumed First Edition First printing. Hardcover. Very good/Very good. Antonio Belvedere Gian Battista Mansueto and Gui. 88 pages. Illustrations many in color. Map. Photographic Record. Bibliography. Format is approximately 8.5 inches by 12 inches. Carli Palace is a Neoclassical style palace located in Via Roma in the city center of Verona. The building was commissioned by Marquis Giuseppe Della Torre in the second half of the 18th century. In 1839 the building was purchased by the Imperial Austrian Authorities as the house of Supremo Imperial Regio Senato di Giustizia del Regno Lombardo Veneto. In 1853 the building became Field Marshal Johann Joseph Radetzky's residence the Lombardo-Veneto Civilian and Military Governor. In 1859 the Archduke Albrecht Duke of Teschen Commander in Chief of the Veneto Army established his Headquarters. The building maintained its military functions even under the Kingdom of Italy as the seat of the Corps Headquarters deployed in Verona. On February 22 1951 an Italian four star Army headquarters HQ was activated in the building but on July 10 it became a NATO headquarters named Allied Land Forces Southern Europe LANDSOUTH until 1999 when it was reappointed as JOINT COMMAND SOUTH JC SOUTH. The headquarters were de-activated on July 1 2004. Allied Land Forces Southern Europe LANDSOUTH was a military command of NATO's Allied Forces Southern Europe AFSOUTH command. Based in Verona in Northern Italy LANDSOUTH was tasked with defending Italy north of the Apennine mountains against a Warsaw Pact or Yugoslavian invasion. Following the creation of NATO in 1949 the Italian military was integrated into NATO's Allied Forces Southern Europe command and prepared for a feared Soviet invasion from the east possibly via Yugoslavia. Allied Land Forces Southern Europe LANDSOUTH was activated on 10 July 1951 to defend northeastern Italy and headquartered in the Carli Palace in Verona. The commanding general of LANDSOUTH was an Italian Generale di Corpo d'Armata equal to a US Army four-star general with an Italian two star general as Chief of Staff an Italian one star general as head of operations and a US Army one star general as head of logistic support. LANDSOUTH was under the command of AFSOUTH in Naples and supported by the Allied Air Forces Southern Europe's AIRSOUTH Fifth Allied Tactical Air Force 5 ATAF in Vicenza. HQ Allied Land Forces Southern Europe, with the assistance of Monte Dei Paschi di Siena hardcover

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Hauff, Wilhelm; Translation By Jean Rosemary Edwards; Illustrations (Fine Full Page Color Plates) By Jiri TrnkaBiblio.com

Hauff's Fairy Tales

1961réf. 054608London: Paul Hamlyn / Artia 1961. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 231 Pp. Yellow Cloth. First Printing 1961. Book With No Wear. Dj Bright Clean Very Near Fine. No Names Or Marks. Per Wikipedia Wilhelm Hauff 1802 -1827 Was A Württembergian Poet And Novelist. He Was Born In Stuttgart The Son Of August Friedrich Hauff A Secretary In The Württemberg Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Hedwig Wilhelmine Elsaesser Hauff. Young Hauff Lost His Father When He Was Seven Years Old And His Early Education Was Practically Self-Gained In The Library Of His Maternal Grandfather At Tübingen Where His Mother Had Moved After The Death Of Her Husband. In 1818 He Was Sent To The Klosterschule At Blaubeuren And In 1820 Began To Study At The University Of Tübingen. In Four Years He Completed His Philosophical And Theological Studies At The Tübinger Stift. On Leaving The University Hauff Became Tutor To The Children Of The Württemberg Minister Of War General Baron Ernst Eugen Von Hugel 1774-1849 And For Them Wrote His Märchen Fairy Tales Which He Published In His Märchen Almanach Auf Das Jahr 1826 Fairytale Almanac Of 1826. While There He Also Wrote The First Part Of The Mitteilungen Aus Den Memoiren Des Satan 1826; Memoirs Of Beelzebub And Der Mann Im Mond 1825; The Man In The Moon. The Latter A Parody Of The Sentimental And Sensual Novels Of Heinrich Clauren The Pseudonym Of Carl Gottlieb Samuel Heun 1771-1854 Was Actually Published Under His Name. As A Result Clauren Brought And Won An Action For Damages Against Hauff Whereupon Hauff Followed Up The Attack In His Witty And Sarcastic Kontroverspredigt Über H. Clauren Und Den Mann Im Mond 1826 And Attained His Original Object: The Moral Annihilation Of The Mawkish And Unhealthy Literature With Which Clauren Was Flooding The Country. Meanwhile Inspired By Sir Walter Scott's Novels Hauff Wrote The Historical Romance Lichtenstein: Romantische Sage Aus Der Wuerttembergischen Geschichte 1826; Lichtenstein: Romantic Saga From The History Of Württemberg Which Became Hugely Popular In Germany And Especially In Swabia Treating As It Did The Most Interesting Period In The History Of That Country The Reign Of Duke Ulrich 1487-1550. This Novel Was The Inspiration For Duke Ulrich's Heir Duke Wilhelm Of Urach To Rebuild The Castle Which Had Fallen Into Disrepair In Accordance With Hauff's Description. While On A Journey To France The Netherlands And Northern Germany He Wrote The Second Part Of The Memoiren Des Satan And Some Short Novels Among Them The Charming Die Bettlerin Vom Pont Des Arts 1826; The True Lover's Fortune; Or The Beggar Of The Pont Des Arts And His Masterpiece The Novella Phantasien Im Bremer Ratskeller 1827; The Wine-Ghosts Of Bremen. He Also Published Some Short Poems Which Have Passed Into Volkslieder Among Them "Morgenrot Morgenrot Leuchtest Mir Zum Frühen Tod" "Dawn's Light You Are Lighting My Way To Early Death" And "Steh Ich In Finstrer Mitternacht" "I Stand In The Darkest Midnight". The Novella Jud Süß "Süss The Jew" Infamous For Its Antisemitism Was Published In 1827; A Film Version Was Produced By The Nazi Party As Propaganda In 1940. In January 1827 Hauff Undertook The Editorship Of The Stuttgart Morgenblatt And In The Following Month Married His Cousin Luise Hauff But His Happiness Was Prematurely Cut Short By His Death From Typhoid Fever On 18 November 1827. His Sämtliche Werke Collected Works With A Biography Edited By Gustav Schwab Were Published In 3 Volumes 1830-1834 And 5 Volumes 18Th Ed. In 1882. They Were Also Published By Felix Bobertag 1891-1897. A Selection From His Works Was Published By M. Mendheim 3 Vols 1891. A Six-Volume Edition With A Biographical Introduction By Alfred Weile Was Published In 1911 By A. Weichert. Christopher Morley's English Translations Of Hauff's Short Story "The Young Foreigner" And Alfred De Musset's Tale "The Story Of A White Blackbird" Were Published Together In Book Form By Doubleday In 1925. Paul Hamlyn / Artia hardcover

Arroyo Seco Books · États-Unis273,86 $US≈ 244,19 €

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