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    Geistliche und sittliche Redverfassungen

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    von P. Michael Staudacher ...Titelvignetten (Jesuitensignet

    Centum affectus amoris divini

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    auctore Michael Staudacher Societatis IesuTitelkupfer; Jesuitensignet auf dem Titelblat

    Staudacher and Hoegerle Collection. 2003-2011

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    This collection includes documents related to the activities of Barbara Staudacher and Heinz Högerle pertaining to the former Jewish community in the village of Rexingen in Baden- Württemberg, Germany.There was a large and thriving Jewish community in Rexingen (now a part of Horb am Neckar) from the 17th century till the 1930s. A Jewish cemetery was established around 1765 and was largely spared desecration during the Third Reich; a synagogue built in 1837 was burned, but was saved from destruction by locals. The synagogue was converted into a Protestant church in 1952 and is currently both a church and Jewish memorial. A group of Jewish immigrants emigrants from Rexingen founded the settlement Shavei Zion (Shave Ziyyon) on April 13th, 1938, located north of Haifa on the Mediterranean coast in contemporary Israel.Barbara Staudacher and Heinz Högerle moved from Stuttgart to the village of Rexingen in 1999. Staudacher was a retired bookseller and Högerle was a publisher. They joined the association Träger- und Förderverein Ehemalige Synagoge Rexingen (Support and Development Association of the Former Synagogue at Rexingen) in 2000. Their numerous activities dedicated to Jewish life in Rexingen include writings, reconstruction projects, exhibits, educational events and a book, In Stein gehauen, on the Jewish cemetery in Rexingen.Barbara Staudacher and Heinz Högerle were nominated for the Obermayer German Jewish History Award 2011.Processeddigitize

    Lucas G. Staudacher, circa 1970

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    Lucas G. Staudacher, a member of the faculty in the College of Journalism, circa 1970

    Lucas G. Staudacher, circa 1970

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    Lucas G. Staudacher, a member of the faculty in the College of Journalism, circa 1970

    Gillette Staudacher-Valliamee. Phonologie du créole réunionais. Unité et diversité.

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    Faublée Jacques. Gillette Staudacher-Valliamee. Phonologie du créole réunionais. Unité et diversité.. In: Journal des africanistes, 1993, tome 63, fascicule 2. pp. 131-132

    Junior Recital: Emma Staudacher, horn

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    Elective Recital: Emma Staudacher, horn

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    The dual conformal box integral in Minkowski space

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    The dual conformal box integral in Minkowski space is not fully determined by the conformal invariants z and (z) over bar. Depending on the kinematic region its value is on a 'branch' of the Bloch-Wigner function which occurs in the Euclidean case. Dual special conformal transformations in Minkowski space can change the kinematic region in such a way that the value of the integral jumps to another branch of this function, encoding a subtle breaking of dual conformal invariance for the integral. We classify conformally equivalent configurations of four points in compactified Minkowski space. We show that starting with any configuration, one can reach up to four branches of the integral using dual special conformal transformations. We also show that most configurations with real z and (z) over bar can be conformally mapped to a configuration in the same kinematic region with two points at infinity, where the box integral can be calculated directly in Minkowski space using only the residue theorem. (C) 2021 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier B.V
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