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Women Veterans WW2 - Mildred A. Engelhardt
No full textThe following information and photograph were from a wall display presentation in Egg Harbor City, NJ, in honor of the women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States. The museum presentation was prepared for Memorial Day 2001, and remained until the end of the year. The photos were mounted on red construction paper and the narrative placed on white paper stars. Both were mounted on a blue background.
Mildred A. Engelhardt did her boot camp at Camp LeJuene, NC in February 1944. She was transferred to Parris Island, SC where she worked in a Captain's Office of a men's battalion. "I had guard duty with another lady marine once or twice a month. We had to patrol the women's area with a Billy club, usually at 2:00AM to 4:00AM. A Little Scary!" Mildred was discharged in March 1946 as a Corporal from the U. S. Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Women Veterans WW2 - Helen Engelhardt Drinkard
No full textThe following information and photograph were from a wall display presentation in Egg Harbor City, NJ, in honor of the women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States. The museum presentation was prepared for Memorial Day 2001, and remained until the end of the year. The photos were mounted on red construction paper and the narrative placed on white paper stars. Both were mounted on a blue background.
Helen Engelhardt Drinkard served as a DK from 1944 to 1953. She served in Astoria, OR, Seattle, WA and Philadelphia, PA. Her time spent in the WAVES is remembered as "a sentimental journey"
H. Tristram Engelhardt Jr. interprete di Kant. A proposito di libertà e suicidio
No full textThis paper investigates the critical interpretation that Hugo Tristram Engelhardt Jr. gives of Kantian ethics: on the one hand Engelhardt relies on it and in particular on the principle of autonomy, on the other hand he criticizes the Kantian justification of freedom. From this different interpretation of freedom of will derives a different way of conceiving some fundamental concepts, including those of person and dignity (Würde). These concepts are now reinterpreted in a purely subjectivistic sense (i.e. according to an individualistic, not transcendental subjectivity), and therefore in an inevitably anti-Kantian sense. Similarly, Engelhardt's justification of suicide and assisted suicide stand in opposition to Kant's view
Meeting and Working with H.T. Engelhardt Jr.: An Inspiring Experience for a (once young) European Scholar
No full textThe author – a European “companion” of H. T. Engelhardt during the two last decades of the 20th century – describes his meetings with and impressions of Tris Engelhardt. He clarifies how open mindedness was the main concern in their common activities
1897 - The Franciscans in California, Zephyrin Engelhardt
No full textEngelhardt noted that much had bee written about those who first introduced Christianity and civilization in California but little was reliable due to ignorance, malice, exaggeration and misstatements. Up to 1785, Engelhardt consulted original Spanish documents and compared those with statements of H. H. Bancroft. According to the author, with regard to the missions from 1831 through 1850, Bancroft was almost the only authority offering any accurate information. He believed as to historic facts, that Bancroft\u27s work was reliable and all the more valuable because it came from a non-Catholic source.https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/hornbeck_spa_2/1006/thumbnail.jp
A partitioning-independent paradigm for nested data parallelism
No full textD. Engelhardt, A. Wendelbor
Harriett Engelhardt.
No full textDuring World War II Engelhardt, a native of Montgomery, Alabama, worked with the Red Cross in Europe. She was killed in a jeep accident in October 1945, the day before she was scheduled to return to the United States
Geschichte der Engelhardt-Brauerei Aktiengesellschaft /
No full textHistory of Ignatz Nacher's Engelhardt brewery from its beginnings in 1868 until its rise to Germany's second largest brewery with more than 1000 employees; description of beer brewing and brewers' association.Also included is the reprint of a 7-page article about the Engelhardt brewery in Berlin.Ignatz Nacher was born in Silesia in 1868. He worked as an apprentice in a cigar store. In 1901 he entered the Engelhardt brewery as a employee. Under his management the brewery became Germany's second largest brewery in the 1920s. He died shortly after his emigration to Switzerland in 1939. Hermann Schoeler was a member of the board of directors of the Engelhardt brewery.Brief summary in Max Kreutzberger: "Leo Baeck Institute New York, Bibliothek und Archiv; Katalog": C 28
Case Archive: How to Deal with Party Politics at School? (1964)
No full textMight the teacher’s political point of view not have an impact on his pupils concerning the way he is going to deal with current political issues? According to the above discussed caricature [interpreting a political caricature is the previous case Engelhardt discusses, HL], this neither caused any difficulties nor did it have a negative effect in a political sense. Hence, whatever political party the teacher might belong to or favor, it should not have an effect on the way this caricature is interpreted or evaluated
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