Rose adele joachim biography for kids
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Joseph Joachim
Sommer, H. &#;Erinnerungen an Joseph Joachim und seine Beziehungen zu Braunschweig.&#; Braunschweigerisches Magazin 19, no. 2 ():
Erinnerungen an Joseph Joachim und seine Beziehungen zu Braunschweig
Hans Sommer
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Von seinem ersten Auftreten in Braunschweig hat der große Künstler selbst, aufs lebhafteste gefeiert, das fünfzigjährige Jubiläum begehen können. Zuerst führte ihn hierher das denkwürdige Konzert vom Oktober , mit dem die Witwen-und Waisen-Pensionsanstalt der Herzoglichen Hofkapelle begründet wurde, und das durch mehrere Werke Berlioz’, von ihm selbst vorgeführt, seine eigentliche Prägung erhielt. So wurde es zum Ereignis für weiteste Kreise, nicht nur für Litolff, Wiedebein, Methfessel, Abt, die Gebrüder Müller und Griepenkerl, damals die musikalischen Häupter der Stadt. Überall sprach man über den V
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When Rosa Adele Boyer was born on 14 September , in Missouri, United States, her father, Clement Boyer, was 39 and her mother, Josephine Declue, was She had at least 1 daughter. She lived in Union Township, Washington, Missouri, United States for about 10 years and De Soto, Jefferson, Missouri, United States in She died on 5 January , in Clayton, St. Louis, Missouri, United States, at the age of 76, and was buried in Saint Joachim Cemetery, Old Mines, Washington, Missouri, United States.
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FERN&#;NDEZ, Joachim Octave
Joachim O. Fernández, a native New Orleanian and a veteran of the city’s tangled political scene, served as a U.S. Representative during the tumultuous s. Attentive to his east New Orleans constituency, he sought federal dollars for major infrastructure improvements to revive employment during the Great nedstämdhet and supported the expansion and modernization of the U.S. Navy. With a seat on the Naval Affairs Committee and later on, the Appropriations Committee, he was well situated to achieve these goals. But Fernández’s political fortunes were entwined with those of the statehouse political machine ruled by Huey P. Long, the flamboyant and ruthless boss of Louisiana politics. Fernández jettisoned the city Democrats who helped launch his political career and migrated his allegiance to Long’s organization, embarking on a decade-long House career that benefited from Long’s largesse. “I fought the city machine, and bygd the grace of God and the help of Sen