Lasst mich hier raus - Gefangen im Escape Room
Wer gerne Krimis schaut, Rätsel löst und knobelt, der kann sich jetzt schon mal freuen. Denn unser Reporter Marcel war für euch bei Mission Exit in Magdeburg auf der Suche nach sogenannten Escape Rooms.
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Möbius-Schleife - Imaginata Jena
Was ist eigentlich eine Möbius-Schleife?
In der Imaginata in Jena kannst du es ERFAHREN bei einer Runde auf dem Hof.
1806 예나-아우어슈테드 전투: ♪ ♫ Elea -Worakls
예나-아우어슈테트 전투(독일어: Schlacht bei Jena und Auerstedt 슐라흐트 바이 예나 운트 아우어슈테트, 프랑스어: bataille d'Iéna)는 나폴레옹 전쟁 중이던 1806년 10월 14일, 지금의 독일 튀링겐 주 예나 및 아우어슈테트 일대에서 벌어진 전투이다. 나폴레옹 1세가 이끄는 프랑스 제국군과 프리드리히 빌헬름 3세가 이끄는 프로이센 왕국군이 교전을 벌여 프랑스군이 승리했다.
이 전투 결과 프로이센군은 엄청난 피해를 입었고, 그 후 추격전에서 완전히 괴멸당해 프로이센 모든 영토가 프랑스군에게 제압당했다. 사실상 독일 전역의 승패를 결정지은 전투라고 할 수 있다. 특히 아우어슈테트에 있던 루이 니콜라 다부 원수가 2배의 프로이센군을 격파한 것으로도 유명하다.
메클렌부르크슈트렐리츠의 루이제(Luise Herzogin zu Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 1776년 3월 10일 ~ 1810년 7월 19일)는 프로이센 국왕 프리드리히 빌헬름 3세의 아내이다. 메클렌부르크슈트렐리츠 대공 카를 2세와 헤센다름슈타트 방백가 출신의 프레데리케 사이에서 넷째딸로 태어났다. 1793년 프로이센의 왕위계승자였던 프리드리히 빌헬름과 결혼했으며, 같은 해에 그녀의 여동생 프레데리케도 시동생 프로이센의 루트비히와 결혼했다.
루이제는 프로이센이 나폴레옹이 이끄는 프랑스군에게 크게 패해 영토를 점령당했을 때, 조금이라도 나은 조건으로 전후처리를 하기 위해 노력했고 애국심의 상징으로서 국민들의 많은 사랑을 받았다.
영상 출처: 다큐멘터리 Napoleon and Germany
미니시리즈 나폴레옹 (2002)
음악 출처: Elea Worakls
German Police Prank!
I went to Germany and I had no idea what was about to happen - the real German Police Pranked Me!
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Live Escape Game Berlin: The Room
Innerhalb von 60 Minuten durch das Lösen verschiedener Rätsel und Aufgaben aus einem Raum entkommen - das ist Live Escape. Und das Reality-Game boomt mittlerweile auch in Deutschland. Wir haben The Room in Berlin besucht und das Live Escape Game selbst ausprobiert...
Empire Escape - Magnolia [official video]
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29.09.2013 Hannover - Faust (supporting SHOUT OUT LOUDS)
30.09.2013 Düsseldorf - Zakk (supporting SHOUT OUT LOUDS)
01.10.2013 Mannheim - Alte Feuerwache (supporting SHOUT OUT LOUDS)
02.10.2013 Stuttgart - Wagenhallen (supporting SHOUT OUT LOUDS)
03.10.2013 CH-Aarau - KiFF (supporting SHOUT OUT LOUDS)
04.10.2013 AT-Graz - PPC (supporting SHOUT OUT LOUDS)
05.10.2013 AT-Linz - Posthof (supporting SHOUT OUT LOUDS)
10.10.2013 Oberhausen - Druckluft
11.10.2013 Münster - Eule
12.10.2013 Dortmund - Subrosa
13.10.2013 Offenbach - Hafen 2
14.10.2013 Hannover - Kulturpalast Linden
15.10.2013 Göttingen - Pools
16.10.2013 Oldenburg - Polyester
17.10.2013 Hamburg - Astra Stube
18.10.2013 Kiel - Die Pumpe
19.10.2013 Lübeck - Tonfink
21.10.2013 Halle - Goldene Rose
22.10.2013 Mainz - Schon Schön
23.10.2013 Ilmenau - BD Club
24.10.2013 Berlin - Privatclub
26.10.2013 Chemnitz - Weltecho
27.10.2013 Leipzig - Werk 2 (+ I Am In Love)
01.02.2014 Dresden - Ostpol
04.02.2014 AT-Wien - Shelter
05.02.2014 AT-Graz - Spotting @ Postgarage
06.02.2014 München - Milla
07.02.2014 Kempten - Künstlerhaus
08.02.2014 CH-Zürich - Bar Rossi
10.02.2014 AT-Innsbruck - Weekender
11.02.2014 Reutlingen - franz.K
12.02.2014 Stuttgart - Café Galao
13.02.2014 Nürnberg - Club Stereo
14.02.2014 Saarbrücken - Sparte4
15.02.2014 Karlsruhe - Kohi
16.02.2014 Köln - Tsunami Club
11.03.2014 Potsdam - Waschhaus
12.03.2014 Bielefeld - Bunker Ulmenwall
13.03.2014 Hagen - Pelmke Noir
14.03.2014 Solingen - Waldmeister
15.03.2014 Aachen - AZ
20.03.2014 Leipzig - naTo
22.03.2014 Wolfsburg - Sauna Klub
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Jeff (Jonathan Tucker) sacrifices himself so that Amy (Jena Malone) can escape.
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Based on the novel by A Simple Plan author Scott Smith, director Carter B. Smith's Yucatan-set thriller follows four American tourists as they unwisely venture off the beaten path while vacationing in Cancun. When a friendly German tourist implores the Americans to help search the jungle for his missing brother, the group becomes hopelessly trapped in a nightmare scenario that seems too strange to be true. Jonathan Tucker, Laura Ramsey, Jena Malone, and Shawn Ashmore star.
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Embrace The Evidence - Escape
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CLIPMANIA: World Wide Video - You are TV
CLIPMANIA visits internet video clown Rémi Gaillard in his hometown Montpellier in southern France.
CLIPMANIA takes a trip with Germany's first internet popstar Mina to the place her success story began.
And CLIPMANIA meets the senior members of the Amateur Film Club VIDEOaktiv in Jena, eastern Germany, who pioneered user-generated content in the dark ages before the internet.
From Super 8 to Super Video
Amateur filmmakers have been around a lot longer than the internet. In the old days they made their home movies using super 8 film, 16mm or, from the nineteen-eighties on, also on VHS. Clipmania met some of these pioneers of user-generated content.
In the summer of 1956 in communist East Germany, a young engineer Peter Gallasch and some of his co-workers set up a center for amateur filmmakers. Their employer, the Carl Zeiss Jena optical works, paid for equipment and film stock.
It was common at the time for East German companies to support employees' outside interests. The Jena film club survived the collapse of state socialism and is still going strong. Peter Gallasch is still a member and in charge of the club's extensive archive. Clipmania took a look around.From Schoolgirl to Popstar
The Internet is the new way to kick start pop music careers. Nowadays if you post a clip on a video-hosting site and it gets enough attention, the record companies come looking for you.
And that's exactly what happened to 14-year-old Mina. She became Germany's first Internet pop star, with her song How the Angels Fly. It's about angels in heaven and a dead father who never said goodbye. MIllions watched it on the internet prompting Warner Music to sign her up and release a whole album.
Clipmania went with Mina to the recording studio where the success story began and spoke to her about how the internet changed her life.From Shop Assistant to Video Clown
Rémi Gaillard is the king of the hidden camera gag. He's taken the genre, dusted it down and given it a new twist. His simple and direct approach is great for provoking all kinds of responses from the general public.
Above all, Rémi Gaillard enjoys the freedom and flexibility that working for his own internet TV station gives him. He's his own boss and can have fun doing just what he wants. He's already produced 100 plus videos and made them available on his website nimportequi.com.
Staying true to his motto: You are what you do?
His career took off after he lost a job at a shoe shop. He decided to invest the time he then had perfecting his hidden camera gags. Now he has several financial backers. Clipmania tracked the video clown down to his lair in Montpellier southern France.
MotorFunk Inc - Escape (2018)
Escape by MotorFunk Inc. from Freberg, Germany.
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0:00 - Rich Man
5:13 - Spitfire
8:56 - Running
13:40 - Serenity
18:14 - Unknown Space
24:10 - Unity Desert
29:38 - Summit
36:43 - Return of the Rich Man
Figulla: Tricuspid valve – other side, another story?
Tricuspid valve – other side, another story?
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Kaiser Wilhelm: Escape to the Netherlands (1918)
German Emperor Wilhelm II was at the Imperial Army headquarters in Spa, Belgium, when the uprisings in Berlin and other centres took him by surprise in late 1918. Mutiny among the ranks of his beloved Kaiserliche Marine, the imperial navy, profoundly shocked him. After the outbreak of the German Revolution, Wilhelm could not make up his mind whether or not to abdicate. Up to that point, he accepted that he would likely have to give up the imperial crown, but still hoped to retain the Prussian kingship. However, this was impossible under the imperial constitution. While Wilhelm thought he ruled as emperor in a personal union with Prussia, the constitution actually tied the imperial crown to the Prussian crown, meaning that Wilhelm could not renounce one crown without renouncing the other.
Wilhelm's hopes of retaining at least one of his thrones was revealed as unrealistic when, in the hope of preserving the monarchy in the face of growing revolutionary unrest, Chancellor Prince Max of Baden announced Wilhelm's abdication of both titles on 9 November 1918. Prince Max himself was forced to resign later the same day, when it became clear that only Friedrich Ebert, leader of the SPD, could effectively exert control. Later that day, one of Ebert's secretaries of state (ministers), Social Democrat Philipp Scheidemann, proclaimed Germany a republic.
Wilhelm consented to the abdication only after Ludendorff's replacement, General Wilhelm Groener, had informed him that the officers and men of the army would march back in good order under Paul von Hindenburg's command, but would certainly not fight for Wilhelm's throne on the home front. The monarchy's last and strongest support had been broken, and finally even Hindenburg, himself a lifelong royalist, was obliged, with some embarrassment, to advise the Emperor to give up the crown.[55]
A memorial to German soldiers killed in the First World War
The fact that the High Command might one day abandon the Kaiser had been foreseen in December 1897, when Wilhelm had visited Otto von Bismarck for the last time. Bismarck had again warned the Kaiser about the increasing influence of militarists, especially of the admirals who were pushing for the construction of a battle fleet. Bismarck's last warning had been:
Your Majesty, so long as you have this present officer corps, you can do as you please. But when this is no longer the case, it will be very different for you.
Subsequently, Bismarck had predicted accurately:
Jena came twenty years after the death of Frederick the Great; the crash will come twenty years after my departure if things go on like this ― a prophecy fulfilled almost to the month.
On 10 November, Wilhelm crossed the border by train and went into exile in the Netherlands, which had remained neutral throughout the war.[58] Upon the conclusion of the Treaty of Versailles in early 1919, Article 227 expressly provided for the prosecution of Wilhelm for a supreme offence against international morality and the sanctity of treaties, but Queen Wilhelmina refused to extradite him, despite appeals from the Allies. King George V wrote that he looked on his cousin as the greatest criminal in history, but opposed Prime Minister David Lloyd George's proposal to hang the Kaiser. President Woodrow Wilson of the United States rejected extradition, arguing that punishing Wilhelm for waging war would destabilize international order and lose the peace.
Wilhelm travelled to the village of Maarn and first settled in Amerongen, where on 28 November he issued a belated statement of abdication from both the Prussian and imperial thrones, thus formally ending the Hohenzollerns' 400-year rule over Prussia. He also released his soldiers and officials from their oath of loyalty to him. He purchased a country house in the municipality of Doorn, known as Huis Doorn and moved in on 15 May 1920.[61] This was to be his home for the remainder of his life. The Weimar Republic allowed Wilhelm to remove twenty-three railway wagons of furniture, twenty-seven containing packages of all sorts, one bearing a car and another a boat, from the New Palace at Potsdam.
Source: Wikipedia
Iena 2016 - 210th anniversary of Napoleon victory - Action Camera !
210 years after the battle of Iena (East Germany), a reenactment took place at the very same place, near the villages of Vierzehnheiligen, Closewitz & Cospera. Thanks to the 8eme demi-brigade d'infanterie de Ligne, we were in the middle of the fight - Enjoy !
Fête de la Musique, Impressionen aus Jena
Am 21. Juni 2018 fand die Fête de la Musique auch in Jena statt. Sie stand dort diesmal eindeutig im Schatten der Fußball-WM, es gab an einigen Stellen aber doch ganz interessante Gruppen. Hier einige Impressionen.
Kaiser Wilhelm II : Escape to The Netherlands (1918)
German Emperor Wilhelm II was at the Imperial Army headquarters in Spa, Belgium, when the uprisings in Berlin and other centres took him by surprise in late 1918. Mutiny among the ranks of his beloved Kaiserliche Marine, the imperial navy, profoundly shocked him. After the outbreak of the German Revolution, Wilhelm could not make up his mind whether or not to abdicate. Up to that point, he accepted that he would likely have to give up the imperial crown, but still hoped to retain the Prussian kingship. However, this was impossible under the imperial constitution. While Wilhelm thought he ruled as emperor in a personal union with Prussia, the constitution actually tied the imperial crown to the Prussian crown, meaning that Wilhelm could not renounce one crown without renouncing the other.
Wilhelm's hopes of retaining at least one of his thrones was revealed as unrealistic when, in the hope of preserving the monarchy in the face of growing revolutionary unrest, Chancellor Prince Max of Baden announced Wilhelm's abdication of both titles on 9 November 1918. Prince Max himself was forced to resign later the same day, when it became clear that only Friedrich Ebert, leader of the SPD, could effectively exert control. Later that day, one of Ebert's secretaries of state (ministers), Social Democrat Philipp Scheidemann, proclaimed Germany a republic.
Wilhelm consented to the abdication only after Ludendorff's replacement, General Wilhelm Groener, had informed him that the officers and men of the army would march back in good order under Paul von Hindenburg's command, but would certainly not fight for Wilhelm's throne on the home front. The monarchy's last and strongest support had been broken, and finally even Hindenburg, himself a lifelong royalist, was obliged, with some embarrassment, to advise the Emperor to give up the crown.[55]
A memorial to German soldiers killed in the First World War
The fact that the High Command might one day abandon the Kaiser had been foreseen in December 1897, when Wilhelm had visited Otto von Bismarck for the last time. Bismarck had again warned the Kaiser about the increasing influence of militarists, especially of the admirals who were pushing for the construction of a battle fleet. Bismarck's last warning had been:
Your Majesty, so long as you have this present officer corps, you can do as you please. But when this is no longer the case, it will be very different for you.
Subsequently, Bismarck had predicted accurately:
Jena came twenty years after the death of Frederick the Great; the crash will come twenty years after my departure if things go on like this ― a prophecy fulfilled almost to the month.
On 10 November, Wilhelm crossed the border by train and went into exile in the Netherlands, which had remained neutral throughout the war.[58] Upon the conclusion of the Treaty of Versailles in early 1919, Article 227 expressly provided for the prosecution of Wilhelm for a supreme offence against international morality and the sanctity of treaties, but Queen Wilhelmina refused to extradite him, despite appeals from the Allies. King George V wrote that he looked on his cousin as the greatest criminal in history, but opposed Prime Minister David Lloyd George's proposal to hang the Kaiser. President Woodrow Wilson of the United States rejected extradition, arguing that punishing Wilhelm for waging war would destabilize international order and lose the peace.
Wilhelm travelled to the village of Maarn and first settled in Amerongen, where on 28 November he issued a belated statement of abdication from both the Prussian and imperial thrones, thus formally ending the Hohenzollerns' 400-year rule over Prussia. He also released his soldiers and officials from their oath of loyalty to him. He purchased a country house in the municipality of Doorn, known as Huis Doorn and moved in on 15 May 1920.[61] This was to be his home for the remainder of his life. The Weimar Republic allowed Wilhelm to remove twenty-three railway wagons of furniture, twenty-seven containing packages of all sorts, one bearing a car and another a boat, from the New Palace at Potsdam.
Source: Wikipedia