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Mediterranes Kochbuch für eine gesunde Ernährung: 120 einfache und schnelle Rezepte der mediterranen Küche. Mit der Mittelmeerdiät gesund ernähren und abnehmen.Autor: Jessica Kaiser
Taschenbuch, 19.03.2020
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Alexander of Macedon, 356-323 B.C.: A Historical BiographyAutor: Peter Green
Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.08.1991
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Das Hochzeitszimmer: Eine Familiensaga Trilogie - Koloniale SchicksaleAutor: Rüdiger und Sonja Lehmann
Taschenbuch, 18.01.2024
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Alexander the Great: The Hunt For A New Past (Vintage)Autor: Paul Cartledge
Taschenbuch, 01.11.2005
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Reimrätsel für Senioren und Kinder: Wie lautet des Rätsels Lösung? Seniorenbeschäftigung Rätsel und Gedächtnistraining (101 Ratespiele, Band 1)Autor: Senioren Beschäftigungen
Taschenbuch, 18.01.2020
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The Durrells of CorfuAutor: Michael Haag
Taschenbuch, 20.04.2017
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Hülsenfrüchte - Gesund & Lecker: Das große Hülsenfrüchte Kochbuch mit allem wissenswerten rund um die Protein & Power Lieferanten - schmackhafte und abwechslungsreiche Rezepte zu Linsen, Bohnen & CoAutor: Healthy Lifestyle Group
Taschenbuch, 10.08.2020
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Die ganze Geschichte: Meine Auseinandersetzung mit Europas EstablishmentYanis VaroufakisGebundene AusgabeMeine Auseinandersetzung mit Europas Establishment Gebundenes Buch Als griechischer Finanzminister löste Varoufakis eine der spektakulärsten und kontroversesten Auseinandersetzungen der jüngsten politischen Geschichte aus, als er versuchte, die Beziehung seines Landes mit der E U neu zu verhandeln. Trotz der massenhaften Unterstützung seitens der griechischen Bevölkerung und der bestechend einfachen Logik seiner Argumente - dass die gigantischen Kredite und die damit verbundene Sparpolitik, die seinem bankrotten Land aufgezwungen wurden, eine zerstörerische Wirkung haben - hatte Varoufakis nur in einem Erfolg: Europas politisches und mediales Establishment in Rage zu versetzen. Aber die wahre Geschichte der damaligen Geschehnisse ist beinahe unbekannt, weil so vieles in der E U hinter verschlossenen Türen stattfindet. In diesem couragierten Bericht deckt Varoufakis alles auf und erzählt die ganze Geschichte von waghalsiger Politik, von Heuchelei, Betrug und Verrat, die das Establishment in den Grundfesten erschüttern wird. Dieses Buch ist ein Weckruf, die europäische Demokratie zu erneuern, bevor es zu spät ist. |
Alexander the GreatPhilip FreemanTaschenbuchAlexander the Great ( Alexander I I I of Macedon) was one of history's great generals, a man studied by Caesar and Napoleon, among hundreds of others. He was born to the king of Macedon and educated by Aristotle, whose inquiring mind Alexander appreciated. After his father, Philip I I, was assassinated, the 19-year-old Alexander succeeded to the throne and swiftly consolidated power. Over the next 13 years until his death at age 32, Alexander created one of the great empires of history, covering an area as far south as Egypt and as far east as Afghanistan and India. Most of the world that he conquered had been the province of the Persian Empire. Upon his death his empire was broken up and ruled by his generals, the best known were the Ptolemies, who ruled Egypt until Cleopatra was defeated by Caesar. Alexandria, Egypt and many other Alexandrias throughout that part of the world were named in his honour. Alexander's greatest influence was not his leadership (his empire was eventually conquered by Rome), but spreading Greek culture throughout the lands east of the Mediterranean. He is the reason that gold coins from Afghanistan depicted Greek gods and heroes until as recently as several centuries ago. It is because of Alexander that St. Paul, a Jew who lived in modern-day Syria before travelling to modern-day Israel, spoke Greek, and it is because of Alexander that the earliest Christian documents, including the scriptures, were written in Greek. |
The Cretan Runner: His story of the German OccupationGeorge PsychoundakisTaschenbuch |
Beim Griechen: Wie mein Vater in unserer Taverne Geschichte schriebAlexandros StefanidisTaschenbuchTaschenbuch, 256 Seiten. Unterer Seitenschnitt mit Stempel. Gutes Exemplar. hw622 I S B N: 9783596187584 |
Fourteen Byzantine Rulers: The Chronographia of Michael Psellus (Penguin Classics)Michael PsellusTaschenbuchR O60069537. F O U R T E E N B Y Z A N T I N E R U L E R S, T H E ' C H R O N O G R A P H I A'. Non daté. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 396 pages. Page de garde légèrement tachée. . . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon |
Cicero: The Life and Times of Rome's Greatest PoliticianAnthony EverittTaschenbuchCicero Brilliant, voluble, cranky, a genius of political manipulation but also a true patriot and idealist, Cicero was Rome's most feared politician, one of the greatest lawyers and statesmen of all time. Cicero comes to life in these pages and takes center stage as the most eloquent witness to the last days of Republican Rome. |
AlcibiadesP.J. RhodesGebundene AusgabeAlcibiades is one of the most famous (or infamous) characters of Classical Greece. A young Athenian aristocrat, he came to prominence during the Peloponnesian War (429-404 B C) between Sparta and Athens. Flamboyant, charismatic (and wealthy), this close associate of Socrates persuaded the Athenians to attempt to stand up to the Spartans on land as part of an alliance he was instrumental in bringing together. Although this led to defeat at the Battle of Mantinea in 418 B C, his prestige remained high. He was also a prime mover in Athens' next big strategic gambit, the Sicilian Expedition of 415 B C, for which he was elected as one of the leaders. Shortly after arrival in Sicily, however, he was recalled to face charges of sacrilege allegedly committed during his pre-expedition revelling. Jumping ship on the return journey, he defected to the Spartans. Alcibiades soon ingratiated himself with the Spartans, encouraging them to aid the Sicilians (ultimately resulting in the utter destruction of the Athenian expedition)and to keep year-round pressure on the Athenians. He then seems to have overstepped the bounds of hospitality by sleeping with the Spartan queen and was soon on the run again. He then played a devious and dangerous game of shifting loyalties between Sparta, Athens and Persia. He had a hand in engineering the overthrow of democracy at Athens in favour of an oligarchy, which allowed him to return from exile, though he then opposed the increasingly-extreme excesses of that regime. For a time he looked to have restored Athens' fortunes in the war, but went into exile again after being held responsible for the defeat of one of his subordinates in a naval battle. This time he took refuge with the Persians, but as they were now allied to the Spartans, the cuckolded King Agis of Sparta was able to arrange his assassination by Persian agents. There has been no full length biography of this colourful and important character for twenty years. Professor Rhodes brings the |
Helen of Troy: The Story Behind the Most Beautiful Woman in the World (Vintage)Bettany HughesTaschenbuchAchtung! Keine deutsche Version! Polnische Ausgabe. |
Not Even My NameThea HaloTaschenbuch |
The Nature of AlexanderMary RenaultTaschenbuchThe Nature of Alexander A psychological study of Alexander the Great by the writer who fictionalized his biography in a series of novels. Full description |
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