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After the unsuccessful Jameson Raid of 1896 the Kruger government realized how vulnerable the South African Republic was. Four forts were therefore built around Pretoria. For each fort a 155-mm gun was bought from the firm Schneider et Cie in Le Creusot, France. When the Anglo-Boer War erupted in 1899 these guns were taken from Pretoria to be used against the British at the sieges of Ladysmith, Mafeking and Kimberley. After the relief of these towns and especially after the Boers adopted guerrilla tactics, the Long Toms became a burden, because they could not easily be moved about. The result was that the Boers destroyed the Long Toms to prevent the guns being taken by the enemy. Several myths and legends about these four guns had their origin during the war. And, as is so typical with folklore, it is often difficult to distinguish between what is fact and what is fiction about the Long Toms, especially as accounts have come to us through the years by means of oral tradition. Were they really as formidable as the Boers made them out to be? Did they really outclass the British guns – in range as well as in accuracy and effectiveness? And what happened to them eventually? Why are there today no Long Toms to be seen anywhere? How did they disappear? Were they destroyed by the Boers themselves and, if not, what happened to them after the war? Is there, as rumor has it, one lying somewhere in a hidden kloof where it was dumped by the Boers – still waiting to be found? What happened to their remains? Why are the remains nowhere to be seen? Is there still a complete Long Tom somewhere in England?

Neuware -Der Film 'Mädchen in Uniform', zum besten Film der Weltproduktion von 1931 erkoren, machte Christa Winsloe fast weltweit bekannt. Heute ist 'Mädchen in Uniform' vor allem durch die dritte Verfilmung (1958) mit Romy Schneider, Lilli Palmer und Therese Giehse berühmt. 1888 in Darmstadt geboren, ging Winsloe 1909 nach München, um Bildhauerei zu studieren. 1913 heiratete sie den ungarischen Schriftsteller und Mäzen Baron Ludwig von Hatvany und lebte mit ihm in Paris, Ungarn, Berlin und Wien. Nach ihrer Scheidung kehrte sie 1924 nach München zurück, wo sie als Tierbildhauerin arbeitete, aber auch zur Münchener Literaturszene gehörte. Sie war u.a. mit Erika und Klaus Mann sowie mit Kurt Wolff befreundet. Zudem widmete sie sich dem Schreiben und veröffentlichte in der Vossischen Zeitung, Tempo, Querschnitt und im Berliner Tageblatt. Ihr erster Erfolg als Schriftstellerin war 1930 die Aufführung ihres Theaterstücks 'Ritter Nérestan' über Mädchen in einem preußischen Internat, das im folgenden Jahr erstmals verfilmt wurde. Es folgten Romane in englischer und deutscher Sprache. 1932 traf Winsloe die nordamerikanische Journalistin Dorothy Thompson wieder, mit der sie eine leidenschaftliche Affäre hatte. Nach zwei Amerikaaufenthalten blieb sie jedoch wieder in Europa und zog sich 1939 zunächst ins französische Cagnes-sur-Mer, später nach Cluny zurück. Dort wurde sie im Juni 1944 erschossen. 320 pp. Deutsch

Konzeption, Inszenierung und Rezeption des »melodramma« vor 1850 bei Saverio Mercadante und Giovanni Pacini. 518 Seiten mit einigen Notenbeispielen, Leinen (Mainzer Studien zur Musikwissenschaft; Band 42/Hans Schneider Verlag 2004). Früher EUR 62,00. Gewicht: 1194 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe - Sprache: Deutsch

Sihugo Green, Dick Ricketts, Dave Ricketts, Mickey Winograd, Lou Severine, Jim Fallon, Lou Iezzi, Paul Lojpersberger, Ralph Leng, John Nosworthy, Tom Peszko, Bob Schneider, Dudey Moore and Red Manning. They are all connected, in perpetuity, as a special group of men who not only captured the lone major national title in Duquesne University history, but to date the only Division I college basketball national championship the city of Pittsburgh has ever produced in a tournament. Kings on the Bluff: The Next Chapter not only tells the complete story of this legendary team but the story of what happened to the program soon after. The updated version also celebrates the hiring of coach Keith Dambrot with the extensive tale of how he came to the Bluff as well as a section that includes list of the best players, teams, performances, coaches ever to play at the University. Kings on the Bluff: The Next Chapter has all the great moments in the history of Men's Basketball at Duquesne

Explorations: An Introduction to Astronomy is built on the foundation of its well known writing style, accuracy, and emphasis on current information. Accessible writing style allows coverage of technically complex ideas without confusing students. Tom Arny and Steve Schneider give the students a reason to read every sentence! Visit the Online Learning Center

With biting wit and a sharp eye for life's absurdities, Tom Schneider's unusual career path has enabled him to write Oops! I Won Too Much Money: Winning Wisdom from the Boardroom to the Poker Table. Not taking himself too seriously, Tom wrote a book filled with hilarious true stories that provide lessons from the games of poker, business, and life. He manages to weave all three topics together seamlessly by summing up each chapter with an unusually insightful, often humorous, moral. With a career as a certified public accountant and as a former president and CFO for three Arizona-based companies, Tom found that his background in business and management was the perfect ingredient for success at the poker table. He has been a professional poker player for the last four years, and has played against the toughest players in some of the biggest games in the world. He has finished ''in the money'' four times at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. It's incredible how much business and poker relate to one another, as Tom has discovered. Oops! I Won Too Much Money provides a unique way of viewing everyday experiences from business, poker, and life. Each chapter concludes with a moment of ''He's right. I never thought of it that way before!'' Business professionals and poker players looking for an insightful, fun read will find it here.

In 1965, \'The Wildflower\' began at California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland with Stephen Ehret on rhythm guitar, Tom Ellis on drums, John Jennings on bass, Teddy Schneider played percussion, Michael Brown played lead guitar, and the whole band sang. Stephen wrote the songs for the band and also collaborated with poets, Michael McClure and Michael McCausland. The band was soon playing venues all around the Bay Area and was one of the original psychedelic 60s groups developing the San Fr

Tom Courtenay, Romy Schneider. A petty thief sound asleep and drunk is awakened to discover the police want him for a murder he didn't commit. But when he becomes an official spy, he blunders from one near-crisis to another. 1968/color/91 min/NR/widescreen.