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Broschiert 143 S. Sehr guter Zustand, ohne Namenseintrag, Akt. Günter Blum. Mit Texten von Rainer Wörtmann und Heiko Ernst. Folienschutzverschweisst. Buch ist in der Original-Folienschutzverpackung verschweisst Zustand: 11, Neu, Broschiert Ed. Braus Heidelberg , 143 S. , Akt. Günter Blum. Mit Texten von Rainer Wörtmann und Heiko Ernst. Folienschutzverschweisst, Blum, Günter

Invite modern, industrial-inspired style to your bathroom with the Gunther Freestanding Tub Faucet. Featuring a sleek silhouette, this piece elevates your space while remaining minimalist in design. Perfect for rinsing hard-to-reach areas, a convenient single-function hand shower is included. Choose your favorite finish to complete the look. Color: Polished Nickel.

Invite modern, industrial-inspired style to your bathroom with the Gunther Freestanding Tub Faucet. Featuring a sleek silhouette, this piece elevates your space while remaining minimalist in design. Perfect for rinsing hard-to-reach areas, a convenient single-function hand shower is included. Choose your favorite finish to complete the look. Color: Chrome.

Gunther lanterns provide an affordable and stylish option to update a homes curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse design trend, these cylindrical lights provide the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulb. Antique Bronze finish.

Gunther lanterns provide an affordable and stylish option to update a homes curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse design trend, these cylindrical lights provide the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulb. Antique Bronze finish. Size: large.

Invite modern, industrial-inspired style to your bathroom with the Gunther Freestanding Tub Faucet. Featuring a sleek silhouette, this piece elevates your space while remaining minimalist in design. Perfect for rinsing hard-to-reach areas, a convenient single-function hand shower is included. Choose your favorite finish to complete the look. Color: Brushed Nickel.

The Gunther Medium Wall Lantern provides an affordable and stylish option to update a home's curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse trend, this cylindrical light is the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulbs, while providing a beautiful ambient illumination to modern farmhouse and urban industrial settings.

Gunther lanterns provide an affordable and stylish option to update a homes curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse design trend, these cylindrical lights provide the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulbs. Antique Bronze finish.

The Gunther Large Wall Lantern provides an affordable and stylish option to update a home's curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse trend, this cylindrical light is the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulbs, while providing a beautiful ambient illumination to modern farmhouse and urban industrial settings. Shop the Progress Lighting collection today.

Gunther lanterns provide an affordable and stylish option to update a homes curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse design trend, these cylindrical lights provide the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulb. Antique Bronze finish.

The Gunther Post Lantern provides an affordable and stylish option to update a home's curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse trend, this cylindrical light is the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulbs, while providing a beautiful ambient illumination to modern farmhouse and urban industrial settings. Shop the Progress Lighting collection today.

The Gunther Flush Mount Light provides an affordable and stylish option to update a home's curb appeal. Inspired by the popular farmhouse trend, this cylindrical light is the perfect showcase for vintage style light bulbs, while providing a beautiful ambient illumination to modern farmhouse and urban industrial settings.

Gunther Rall, Luftwaffe fighter ace and NATO general, waited fifty years before authorizing this biography. It spans a childhood in a defeated country, his rise to third-ranking ace of all time with 275 victories, three meetings with Hitler, and a distinguished post-war career. The book vividly describes aerial dogfights, a mid-air collision, promotion to squadron leader at the age of 22, and wing-commander at 27. Rall talks of his wife’s efforts to smuggle Jews out of Germany, the struggle to survive in brutal Russian winters, and his days as an American prisoner of war. He tells of his test pilot service for the U.S. Air Force’s F-104 Starfighter supersonic jet, and his appointment as Chief of the new German Air Force. This is the biography of a man’s life during turbulent times before, during, and after World War II.

Gunther Plüschow of the German Imperial Navy holds a unique place in history - during the First World War he was the only German prisoner of war ever to escape from the British mainland and make it all the way back to the Fatherland. Yet, although his daring break for freedom in 1915 is astonishing in its own right, Plüschow was much more than simply an escaped POW. He was also a fearless aviator who flew against the British and Japanese in the Far East, and he was an explorer. After the war, he set sail for the southernmost tip of South America and became the first man to fly over Tierra del Fuego. He continued to explore what was then a largely unknown region of the world until his tragic death in 1931, when his parachute failed to open following a midair accident in Patagonia. In 'Gunther Plüschow: Airman, Escaper, Explorer,' Anton Rippon tells this extraordinary tale in vivid detail. It is a tale that would do justice to the best adventure fiction - except that every word of it is true.

Gunther Plüschow of the German Imperial Navy holds a unique place in history - during the First World War he was the only German prisoner of war ever to escape from the British mainland and make it all the way back to the Fatherland. Yet, although his daring break for freedom in 1915 is astonishing in its own right, Plüschow was much more than simply an escaped POW. He was also a fearless aviator who flew against the British and Japanese in the Far East, and he was an explorer. After the war, he set sail for the southernmost tip of South America and became the first man to fly over Tierra del Fuego. He continued to explore what was then a largely unknown region of the world until his tragic death in 1931, when his parachute failed to open following a midair accident in Patagonia. In 'Gunther Plüschow: Airman, Escaper, Explorer,' Anton Rippon tells this extraordinary tale in vivid detail. It is a tale that would do justice to the best adventure fiction - except that every word of it is true.

CLEAN fine 2000 soft cover first edition.

On the night of 13 October 1939, the Type VIIB U-boat U-47, on its second war patrol, penetrated the main Royal Navy base at Scapa Flow and sank the British battleship HMS Royal Oak. This legendary attack is remembered as one of the most audacious raids in the history of submarine warfare.In this remarkably detailed account, the author charts the full story of U-47, its commander, and crew. He also examines all the main events in each of U-47's ten war patrols, particularly the attack on Royal Oak, for which a number of important new conclusions are explored, and covers U-47's ultimate fate.

Gunther Rall, fighter ace and NATO general, waited fifty years before authorizing this first biography that chronicles almost a century of his life and coincides with some of the most dramatic moments in the history of the twentieth century. His story spans a childhood in a defeated country, two world wars, the calamity of the Nazi regime, the Cold War, the jet age, his distinguished service as a NATO military representative, his work with the US Air Force, and chief of the new German Air Force. This third ranking ace of all time, who fought on the Eastern Front during World War II, vividly describes aerial dogfights and his 275 victories, being shot down eight times, having his back broken in three places, and the loss of his left thumb.The biography includes Rall's perspective of global affairs that a lifetime of public service has shaped and other reflections.

Gunther Rall, Luftwaffe fighter ace and NATO general, waited fifty years before authorizing this biography. It spans a childhood in a defeated country, his rise to third-ranking ace of all time with 275 victories, three meetings with Hitler, and a distinguished post-war career. The book vividly describes aerial dogfights, a mid-air collision, promotion to squadron leader at the age of 22, and wing-commander at 27. Rall talks of his wife’s efforts to smuggle Jews out of Germany, the struggle to survive in brutal Russian winters, and his days as an American prisoner of war. He tells of his test pilot service for the U.S. Air Force’s F-104 Starfighter supersonic jet, and his appointment as Chief of the new German Air Force. This is the biography of a man’s life during turbulent times before, during, and after World War II.

Simultaneously the memoir of a famed composer, conductor, and music educator, and an important historical sourcebook on the American musical scene during the twentieth century and into the twenty-first, the autobiography of Gunther Schuller chronicles the first thirty-five years of this multifaceted and expansive figure's life and work. Schuller began composing music at an early age and joined the Cincinnati Symphony as its principal French horn player at seventeen. Since then he has written for many major orchestras and his work has earned him a MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant and the Pulitzer Prize in 1994 for his large-scale orchestral piece Of Reminiscences and Reflections. Perhaps most famously, Schuller contributed to a new stylistic blend between progressive factions of jazz and classical music, for which he coined the term "Third Stream," and collaborated with John Lewis, the Modern Jazz Quartet, and others in the development of this style. In this exquisitely detailed reflection on his early influences, experiences of good fortune, and powers of curiosity, as well as firsthand recounting of critical cultural and social moments and major movers of the jazz world, Schuller here beautifully and honestly narrates a life lived beyond limits. Gunther Schuller has been on the faculties of the Manhattan School of Music and Yale University; he was, for many years, head of contemporary music activities (succeeding Aaron Copland) and Director of the Tanglewood Music Center, and served as president of the New England Conservatory. He is the author of The Swing Era: The Development of Jazz, 1930-1945; Early Jazz: Its Roots and Musical Development; The Compleat Conductor, and many other books.