Ergebnis für "Berlin" in Historische Romane

È il dicembre del 1978 quando l'inverno cala su Berlino: il manto candido della neve diventa ghiaccio sopra i relitti di scuole e case, parchi e cortili, al di qua e al di là del Muro. Da tre anni un virus incurabile ha sterminato la popolazione adulta della città, costringendo i ragazzi e i bambini sopravvissuti a crescere all'improvviso, in attesa che, alla fine dell'adolescenza, il virus porti via anche loro. Divisi in gruppi per organizzarsi e farsi forza, tra i ragazzi si scatena una guerra spietata.

December, 1961, Marta is a young girl who saw thirty miles of barbed wire appear across her city overnight, separating Berlin into West and East—with Marta's home on the Communist Bloc-controlled eastern side. January, 1989, Now a spray-painted concrete monolith, the Berlin Wall bisects the city. Kurt, a young East Berliner, often wonders what those living on the other side must think of their unseen neighbors. Do they hate the people of East Germany as completely as Kurt has been instructed to hate them?

Sara kommt in den Winterferien zurück nach Bruchsal und erlebt mit ihren Freunden ein neues Abenteuer. Ein geheimer Gang zwischen dem Schloss und dem Gymnasium führt sie zurück in die Zeit der Aufklärung und der Schlosserbauer.

Middle-school students ages 8-12 can experience a story of action and adventure in Candy Bombers, book 1 in the Wall Trilogy series that presents historically accurate fiction which brings the past to life in a kid-friendly way. Cousins Erich and Katarina find themselves trapped behind the...

""Lad sejlene falde!" råbte kongen. "Ingen skal flygte. Gud råder for, om jeg skal leve eller dø, men flygte vil jeg ikke."" Kongen er Olav Trygvesson. Skibet er Ormen den Lange, det mest berømte skib i Norden. Dagen er en sommerdag i år 1000, da det store slag står ved Svold. Fortælleren er en af de få på kongens skib, som overlevede dagen. Franz Berliner (1930-2014) har skrevet både voksen- og børnebøger. Mange af dem er inspireret af de sagn, han hørte, mens han arbejdede som radiotelegraf i Grønland.

In 1948 West Berlin, Mercedes and her mother rely on the noisy American planes that form a “sky bridge” into the city, bringing vital food and supplies. But the planes deliver more than flour, clothing, and coal. Every day, one special plane wiggles its wings, and its pilot drops small candy-filled parachutes for the children. How can Mercedes get the “Chocolate Pilot” to drop some candy just for her?