39,484 research outputs found
Lehmann Acoumeter
No full textUsed to test auditory acuity, the Lehmann acoumeter can emit tones with varying frequency and intensity (pitch and volume) (Whipple, 1914)
Abrahamisches Gehab dich wohl! oder Urlaube, Jn diesem End-Wercke seiner Schrifften, Schaue hinein, und lise das, Und mach dir ein Knopf auf die Nas. Dann hierinn wirst du finden, ein Abscheu gegen die Sünden, und in Traurigkeit, eine Gewissens-Freud ... Concepten, Geschichte und Gedichte, wie auch unterschiedliche Discurs, und ein reicher Vorrath von sittlichen Lehr-Puncten ... / Von Jhro Wohl-Ehrwürden Patris Abraham à Sancta Clara seel. Augustiner-Barfüsser-Ordens ...
No full textTitelbl. in Rot- und Schwarzdr.Autopsie nach Exemplar der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltVorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Nürnberg, Verlegts Georg Lehmann, Kayserl. Privilegierter Niederlags-Verwandter, und Buchhändler in Wien. A. 1729.Teilw. in FrakturFrontispiz (Kupferst.
Alphabetisches Verzeichnis aller in dem Churfürstenthum Sachßen, und in denen dazu gehörigen incorporirten und übrigen Landen befindlichen Chur-Fürstlichen Aemter, Städte, Schlösser, Dörfer und Forwerge : desgleichen aller Land- und Vasallen-Städte, ... auch einzelner Güther, Hammerwerke, Forwerge und wüsten Marken ; mit deutlicher Bemerkung der Lage und Qualität eines jeden Ortes, auch sonst mit nützlichen Anmerkungen versehen / [A. S. von Zeutsch]
No full textVerfasser ermittelt in: Holzmann/Bohatta, Band 4, 10045Vorlageform der Veröffentlichungsangabe: "Friedrichstadt, gedruckt bey Johann Martin Lehmann. 1768.
René Lehmann Family Collection undated, 1887-1940
No full textThe collection contains documentation of the René Lehmann family, particularly Lehmann's parents Leo Lehmann
and Marie Lehmann née Landau and their parents. Included is a yahrzeit reminder for Salomon and Mathilde Franck; documents pertaining
to the marriage of Bernhard Lehmann and Henriette Frank, including an engagement announcement, wedding menu, and marriage contract;
marriage contract between Salomon Franck and Mathilde Hirsch; gradebook for Siegfried Landau; menu and music order for the bar mitzvah
of Leo Lehmann; school certificate for Marie Landau; letters to Siegfried Landau withdrawing his admission to the bar on racial
grounds; passport for Leo Lehmann and his family; and Franck family tree.Processed for digitizatio
Arthur Lehmann Correspondence 1926-1947 Bulk: 1944-1947
No full textThis collection primarily consists of Arthur Lehmann's letters to his friend Fanny Geck in New York City. Most letters were written while he was a refugee in the Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter (1944-1945) and then in Niagara Falls, NY (1946-1947). The letters concern their families (Lehmann's children were in Italy and Germany), political events, Lehmann's writing, and life in camp and, later, in Niagara Falls. Some letters have clippings, poems, or other writings attached to them. The collection also contains a small amount of other correspondence, as well as two short stories and a poem by Arthur Lehmann.The architect and author Abraham Arthur Lehmann (1877-1948) was born in Moenchen-Gladbach, Germany. He married Anna Franziska Machold (died 1932), and together they had three children, Ruth Karl (1910-1989), Lisa Stuckmann (1913-1993), and Richard Lehmann (1915-2011). For most of his career, Lehmann was an independent architect in Mannheim. He also wrote theater reviews for the Mannheim paper Volksstimme and other newspapers in south-western Germany. In August 1939, Lehmann happened to be visiting his son Richard, who had left Germany for Milan, Italy in 1938. When the war started, Lehmann decided to stay in Italy. From 1941 to 1944, both Richard and Arthur were interned at a camp in Ferramonti, Italy.After liberation, Arthur Lehmann was part of a group of 1,000 non-Italian refugees who were granted refuge at Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter near Oswego, NY. In 1946, he settled in Niagara Falls, NY, where he died on February 3, 1948.Fanny Geck was the daughter of Isidor Baer, cantor and teacher of the Jewish community of Offenburg, Germany and the widow after Oskar Geck, a socialist member of the German Reichstag and the editor of a socialist paper in Mannheim. Geck and Lehmann were already friends in Mannheim in the 1920s.Processeddigitize
Anton & Alfred Lehmann Aktien Gesellschaft Collection circa 1920-1956
No full textFlyer, circa 1920, promoting velvet and wool factory owned by Anton and Alfred Lehmann; 75th anniversary publication of Lehmann Inc (1956)The original German language inventory is available in the folder.Photographs removed to Photograph CollectionProcessed for digitizationSent for digitizationReturned from digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
Hagenah & Lehmann, Leipzig, A., Fernruf 3066, Fabrik Mod. Schaufenster u. Geschäftseinrichtungen, Innenausbau, Fabrik
No full textHAGENAH & LEHMANN, LEIPZIG, A., FERNRUF 3066, FABRIK MOD. SCHAUFENSTER U. GESCHÄFTSEINRICHTUNGEN, INNENAUSBAU, FABRIK
Hagenah & Lehmann, Leipzig, A., Fernruf 3066, Fabrik Mod. Schaufenster u. Geschäftseinrichtungen, Innenausbau, Fabrik ( -
Joseph Lehmann Collection 1912-1933
No full textPublished sermons and speeches by Joseph Lehmann in folder 2, as well as obituaries for him by the Jewish Reform Congregation in Berlin in folder 1.Dr. Joseph Lehmann was Rabbi of the Jewish reform Congregation in Berlin.Aaron Bernstein (1812-1884) was a German writer, who used the pseudonym A. Rebenstein.digitize
Fashion photography
No full textA chapter in the catalogue of the exhibition 'Chic clicks: creativity and commerce in contemporary fashion photography.'
The exhibition was curated by Lehmann and was held at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, January 23 to May 5 2002 and at the Fotomuseum Winterthur June 15 to August 18 2002
Worker displacement in Russia and Ukraine: a comparative analysis using micro data
No full textUsing unique data from a supplement to the RLMS on displaced workers in Russia and from the Ukrainian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (ULMS) we analyze and provide the first solid evidence on displacement in Russia and Ukraine in a period of growth. Our estimates establish that quits dominate separations but that displacement rates are clearly not negligible amounting to between 2.5 and 3 percent of employment in Russia and between 2 and 5 percent in Ukraine. We also show that displacements are not random. Results that are valid across both countries demonstrate that unskilled and less educated workers are more affected as are workers in the agricultural sector. In countries like Russia and Ukraine where unemployment benefits are not generous or non-existent for the average worker long spells of non-employment can impose large monetary costs on workers. Presenting cumulative return rates for job movers we point to these costs by highlighting the fact that there is a very sizable privileged group of displaced workers who finds a new job within a very short time while the majority has difficulty in finding new employment. This latter group is associated with low educational attainment and low skills. It is this group (larger in Ukraine than in Russia), which is not so rapidly absorbed by the labor market, that should be the target of social policy intervention by the Russian and Ukrainian governments
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