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Office KGDVS. Kersten Geers
No full textConferència a càrrec de Kersten Geers (Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen) per Habitatge i Ciutat, Projectes 3r T. Presenta la sessió Pere Joan Ravetllat (DPA ETSAB| UPC), Professor coordinador de l'assignatura. 2 Quadrimestre
Office KGDVS. Kersten Geers
No full textConferència a càrrec de Kersten Geers (Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen) per Habitatge i Ciutat, Projectes 3r T. Presenta la sessió Pere Joan Ravetllat (DPA ETSAB| UPC), Professor coordinador de l'assignatura. 2 Quadrimestre
Kurt Kersten Collection 1939-1994
No full textPart I contains personal documents.Part II contains correspondence with newspapers, journals, publishers, and individuals, including Jakob Altmaier, Julius Bab, C.F.W. Behl, Eduard Benes, Joseph Bornstein, Elisabeth Castonier, Julius Deutsch, Alfred Doeblin, John Dos Passos, Lion Feuchtwanger, Friedrich Wilhelm Foerster, Leonhard Frank, Claire Goll, Oscar Maria Graf, Babette L. Gross, Georg Grosz, Emil J. Gumbel, Willy Haas, Theodor Heuss, Kurt Hiller, Heinrich Eduard Jacob, Erich Kaestner, Alfred Kerr, Hermann Kesten, Gustav Kiepenheuer, Emil Ludwig, Erika Mann, Monika Mann, Thomas Mann, Ludwig Marcuse, Walter Mehring, H. L. Mencken, Martin Niemoeller, Franz Pfemfert, Jacob Picard, Kurt Pinthus, Erwin Piscator, Ernst Reuter, Ernst Rowohlt, Anna Seghers, Upton Sinclair, Dorothy Thompson, Fritz von Unruh, Veit Valentin, Bruno Weil, Thornton Wilder, and Duke Odo of Wuerttemberg. About half of the senders are Jewish and nearly all the senders are writers or politicians, refugees from Hitler persecution. The correspondence contains many reports about the years of persecution.Part III contains published and unpublished manuscripts. Manuscripts in this collection contain the following titles: Die Alte Deutsche ; Beloved Josephine ; Die Berghexe ; Black Antisemitism ; Encounter with Benjamin Franklin ; Das Ende von Willi Mienzenberger ; Die Ermordung Leo Trotskys ; Flucht aus Frankreich ; Jean Gallatin ; George Mandel ; Die Geschichte von Clothilde ; Die Geschwister ; Goethe und amerikanische Schriftsteller ; Der gute Priester von St.Pierre ; Helpers in Hell ; Höhepunkte der amerikanischen Literatur ; Der Kampf mit dem Tisch ; Lessing und die Freimaurer ; The Negropress in the U.S. ; Oskar Wildes Hotelwirt ; Der Tod auf der Insel, ein westindisches Tagebuch, 139p. There is also a manuscript with notes and supplementary correspondence concerning the last years of Rudolf Breitscheid and Rudolf Hilferding in Vichy France: Das Ende Rudolf Breitscheid und Rudolf Hilferdings (1957)Part IV contains material concerning the eighteenth-century naturalist and revolutionary Johann Georg Forster and on the author Robert Breuer, a close friend of Kersten who died in Martinique.Part V is a large collection of newspaper essays by Kurt Kersten from 1937 to 1961.Born in Weldheiden bei Kassel on April 19, 1891, Kurt Kersten studied in Munich and Berlin and served in World War I. From 1919 to 1933 he worked as a freelance journalist in close association with left-wing expressionists. He made several trips to the USSR and contributed to the German Communist press. He emigrated to Switzerland in 1934, Czechoslovakia the same year, France in 1937, and the United States via Morocco and Martinique, 1940-1945. He was active in exile affairs and continued to work as an author and publicist. Kersten occasionally used the pseudonym Georg Forster. He died in New York City on May 18, 1962.digitize
Kersten, Robert - Engineering Professor
No full textEngineering Professor Robert Kersten, wearing a suit. He is a co-author of Hydrology and water quality control along with Martin P. Wanielista and Ron Eaglin.https://stars.library.ucf.edu/univphotocollection/1605/thumbnail.jp
Trude Kersten Family Collection 1899-1989 Bulk: 1930s-1940s
No full textArchival materials and photographs from the estate of Trude Kersten, née Brinitzer, pertaining primarily to the Brinitzer family and to a lesser degree to Trude Kersten’s husband, Ewald Kersten.The Trude Kersten Family Collection documents the life of Trude Kersten and her family, starting ca. 1900, the time when her parents began their university studies. The material primarily consists of photo albums and correspondence between the several family members, who lived on various continents. In addition, the collection contains personal documents regarding their family history, family correspondence, and business papers.Series I mainly contains personal documents like family correspondence, educational documents, a diary, passports and U.S. citizenship papers of Jenny and Ewald Brinitzer.Educational papers and diplomas of Walter Brinitzer are to be found in Series II.In addition to educational papers of Trude Kersten, Series III largely holds business papers of her husband Ewald Kersten.Works of art have been removed to the LBI Art and Objects CollectionBooks have been removed to the LBI LibraryJenny Brinitzer, née Kaplan, was born in Riga, today Latvia, on. July 15,1884. At the age of 14 she started to study to become a doctor. In 1901 she began to study medicine at the University of Bern, Switzerland; as a 17 year old she was one of the youngest students of the faculty of medicine. She acquired the friendship of Professor Strasser, an anatomist and physiologist] and his family, who invited her frequently to his home. This friendship continued until her departure from Bern in 1906.In April 1905 Jenny met Eugen Brinitzer at a Russian Ball. He was born in Neisse [now Nysa in Poland] on March 10th, 1879. In her memoirs she remembered their first encounter as love at first sight. Eugen Brinitzer came to Bern in order to work as an assistant in the dermatology department of the University. When Jenny Brintzer became pregnant in 1907, she withdrew from her university studies, and the couple moved to Hamburg Altona. She gave birth to her first son Carl on Jan. 30, 1907 in Riga. Eventually, she enrolled and finished her last year of medical study at the University of Berlin. In 1908 Jenny Brinitzer had to move to Switzerland and Southern France in order to cure her tuberculosis. During this period Eugen Brinitzer stayed in Hamburg to run his very successful medical practice. When she returned to Hamburg Altona she was confronted with the fact that she wasn’t accepted for the state examination at the University in Berlin. In her memoirs Jenny Brinitzer vividly described how she nevertheless became established as the first female doctor in Hamburg Altona. During her studies in Kiel she gave birth to her second son Walter on Nov. 23, 1910. Finally in December 1911 she passed her exams. In the following years she gave birth to two more children. Her first and long-awaited daughter Gertrude was born on Dec. 9, 1916.In 1938 they left Germany in order to escape the Nazi regime. The couple moved to Bangalore in Southern India, where they established a practice. Jenny Brinitzer became a physician treating many leading members of British and Indian society. In 1947, after India gained independence from Great Britain, the Brinitzers decided to move to Great Neck, N.Y., to be close to their daughter Gertrude, now Trude Kersten. In Great Neck they established their third practice. In 1965 Eugen Brinitzer passed away.While their second son Walter Brinitzer established his own practice in Bangalore and followed his parents to the U.S. as well, their first son Carl Brinitzer moved to Great Britain in 1938. He, who held a doctorate in law, worked as a correspondent for the BBC during and after the war. Carl Brinitzer also published numerous books and wrote frequently for German and British newspapers, e.g. Welt am Sonntag, London Times, Daily Telegraph etc. He died on October 24th, 1974 in Sussex, England and left a widow, Vienna-born Berthe Grossbard, who became known throughout Europe as a radio singer.Before Trude Kersten moved with her husband Ewald from Germany to the U.S. in 1938 she trained to be a chicken farmer. Ewald Kersten (b. Nov. 2, 1911) held a doctor in law degree and studied in Hamburg to specialize in International Traffic Management. From 1933 until 1938 he worked in the freight shipping business, and later he became a branch manager of an international shipping company in Hamburg. In January 1940 he established the Kersten Shipping Agency in New York.There are some books by Carl Brinitzer in the LBI Librarydigitize
Integrability of Kupershmidt deformations
No full textWe prove that the Kupershmidt deformation of a bi-Hamiltonian system is itself bi-Hamiltonian. Moreover, Magri hierarchies of the initial system give rise to Magri hierarchies of Kupershmidt deformations as well. Since Kupershmidt deformations are not written in evolution form, we start with an outline a geometric framework to study Hamiltonian properties of general non-evolution differential equations, developed in Igonin et al. (to appear, 2009) (see also Kersten et al., In: Differential Equations: Geometry, Symmetries and Integrability, Springer, Berlin, 2009)
Living green: Conference proceedings of the living green scientific conference
No full textPresentaties van Livinggreen Scientific Conference: Stimulating energy efficiency in households - Comparison of the Livinggreen.eu methods to theory – Daphne Geelen Engaging households in sustainable renovation – Exploration of a complementary approach - Meijer, S.A., Geelen, D.V., Franken, V., Kersten, W.C., Crul. M.R.M From community resilience towards urban resilience: exploring the grassroot initiatives’ role in cities - Meijer, S.A., van Timmeren, A., Crul, M.R.M., Brezet, H.C. Sense of history: capturing and utilizing immaterial values for sustainable heritage protection - Franken, V., Meijer, S.A.Design EngineeringIndustrial Design Engineerin
On integrable structures for a generalized Monge-Ampere equation
No full textOn integrable structures for a generalized Monge-Ampere equation [Электронный ресурс] / A. M. Verbovetsky, R. Vitolo, P. Kersten, I. S. Krasil'shchik// Theoretical and Mathmatical Physics. - 2012. - Vol. 171, Issue 2. - P. 600-615
On integrable structures for a generalized Monge-Ampere equation
No full textOn integrable structures for a generalized Monge-Ampere equation [Электронный ресурс] / A. M. Verbovetsky, R. Vitolo, P. Kersten, I. S. Krasil'shchik// Theoretical and Mathmatical Physics. - 2012. - Vol. 171, Issue 2. - P. 600-615
Kersten, Carool : Contemporary Thought in the Muslim World
No full textBook review: Kersten, Carool: Contemporary Thought in the Muslim World. Trends, Themes, and Issues. London: Routledge, 2019. 218 pp. ISBN 978-0-415-85508-2.
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