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  Local History: Luxembourg, Schaifmillen. SCHLEIFMÜHLE – GESCHICHTE EINES IMPERIUMSGanschow, Inna  Article for general public (2017) The story of one of the most successful jewish families in Luxemburg in the 19th and 20th century - the Godchaux. Detailed reference viewed: 75 (7 UL)Local History: Differdange, De klenge Casino. DAS KLEINE CASINO IN DIFFERDINGEN: SALVE!Ganschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) The story of the so called "Small Casino" on the main market place of Differdange - build as a pharmacy, transformed in to a restaurant. Detailed reference viewed: 42 (2 UL)Local History: Beggen, Castle. EIN SCHLOSS, DAS KEINES ISTGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) The story of the Mansion Emile Metz (1835-1904) called Castle fo Beggen which after the WWII became the residence of the Soviet and later Russian embassy. Detailed reference viewed: 46 (3 UL)Local History: Luxembourg City, Belair. DIE VILLA, IN DER TITAN ENTSTANDGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) The story of the villa which was used by Titanium inventor William Kroll (1889-1973) as his residence and lab before WWII. Detailed reference viewed: 38 (2 UL)Local History: Ettelbrück, Villa Huberty. VON BRUCHPILOTEN, ÄRZTEN UND EINER VERFOLGUNGSJAGDGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) The story of the a doctors villa (Dr. Nicolas Huberty (1890-1976)) and his friends (among them first communist minister Dr. Charles Marx (1903-1946)) helping two French pilots to escape Germans in 1940. Detailed reference viewed: 27 (1 UL)Local History: Rosport, Castle. DIE LUXEMBURGER TUDORSGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) The story of the castle built by the inventor of accumulators Henri Owen Tudor (1859-1928). Detailed reference viewed: 25 (1 UL)Local History: Luxemburg City, Rosenstiel. CENTRE ROSENSTIEL: DAS PARADIES DER DAMENGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) The story of the tollest building in the main street of the capitol Luxemburgs - Centre Rosenstiel. Detailed reference viewed: 80 (1 UL)Local History: Munsbach, Castle. ROMANTISCHE KAMINKACHELN, LIKÖRE UND GAULEITERGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) The story of Castle of Munsbach and its inhabitants (one of them was in the WWII the Gauleiter Gustav Simon). Detailed reference viewed: 25 (3 UL)Local History: Useldange, Castle. DIE DOLLARMATTI VON USELDINGENGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2017) A Luxembruger emigrant in Amerika Emma Wolff comes back to her home town Useldange and buys the main local attraction - the Castle. Detailed reference viewed: 66 (2 UL)Local History: Esch-sur-Sauer, Wool Factory. DIE TUCHFABRIK IN ESCH/SAUER: WOLLE GEGEN JEANSGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2016) The story of the family Demuth and their factory functioning now as a textile museum. Detailed reference viewed: 31 (1 UL)Local History: Luxembourg City, Maison Lassner. DIE MAISON LASSNER: JOSEPH, MARIA UND DAS PORZELLANGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2016) The story of the family Lassner - Simonis and their store on the place "Knuedler" in Luxemburg City. Detailed reference viewed: 73 (1 UL)Local History: Schengen, Castle: DER TAUSCH DES JAHRTAUSENDS - SCHLOSS GEGEN ZEICHNUNGGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2016) The story of Castle of Schengen which was almost exchanged for a painting by Victor Hugo. Detailed reference viewed: 18 (1 UL)Local History: Luxembourg, Gloves Factory in Grund. BESTE QUALITÄT FÜR DIE FEINE ENGLISCHE DAMEGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2016) The story of the glove factory Albert Reinhard´s. Detailed reference viewed: 35 (2 UL)Local History: Bertrange, Castle de Colnet. D'NEIT SCHLASS: VOM ADELSSITZ ZUM KINDERSCHLOSSGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2016) The story of the Castle de Colnet as a castle of childless family becoming orphanage after the WWII. Detailed reference viewed: 22 (2 UL)Local History: Tetange, Shoe Factory. EIN SCHUHPARADIES FÜR ARBEITERGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2015) The story of the old shoe factory - now cultural center in Tetange. Detailed reference viewed: 23 (0 UL)Local History: Bertrange, Castle. BESUCH DER ALTEN DAME: DAS SCHÖNE LEBEN DER VILLA WAGNERGanschow, Inna Article for general public (2015) The story of Villa Wagner in Bertrange, Luxemburg: about its architect, owner and inhabitant „le docteur des pauvres“ Dr. Leopold Wagner. Detailed reference viewed: 20 (0 UL) |
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