Ancestor of the Merovingians, leader of the Franks, he invaded Belgium and advanced as far as Picardy before to be repelled by Aetius. He is the supposed father of Mérovée.
The founder of the weekly newspaper Die Zeit Gerd Bucerius was considered argumentative, but also tolerant and independent. The defining personality of the post-war period died on September 29, 1995. by Irene Altenmüller Gerd Bucerius was born on May 19, 1906 in Hamm, Westphalia. He attended schoo
His novels tell of adventures at sea, including the bestseller Seefahrt ist Not!. However, the writer and marine Johann Kinau aka Gorch Fock conceived them on land. He died on May 31, 1916. by Martina Bittermann Hardly any other name is so associated with the love of seafaring and the longing for
As a contract killer, Werner Pinzner was one of the most unscrupulous men in the Hamburg neighborhood in the 80s. A deadly drama ensues during an interrogation:he shoots a public prosecutor, his wife and himself. by Jochen Lambernd, Hanna Grimm, NDR.de, Oliver Diedrich, NDR.de A police squad arres
Ivan IV the Terrible (1530-1584), Grand Prince of Moscow and Tsar of Russia is one of the founders of the Russian state. He is one of the most famous Russian sovereigns in the West along with Pierre Le Grand, Catherine II and Nicolas II. If the latter are known for their reforms or for their disastr