Purchasing category Alsatian :
- Those Alsace, Charles Spindler
an artist's homage to the Alsatians and traditions
This Over 200 illustrations that enrich the republication of this text published in 1928. This tribute to an artist "genius Alsatian" highlights especially the folk costumes, especially the female dress, religious holidays and traditions, rural architecture and traditional crafts.
is a trip in Alsace before the car that leads the reader through villages, vineyards, forests and countryside. Place Stanislas Publishing
This newspaper is an exceptional testimony to the conflict that began to recover Alsace-Lorraine annexed by Germany after the War of 1870. Charles Spindler has lived since World War hamlet Saint-Léonard, about twenty miles behind the frond located on the Vosges mountains. Too old to be mobilized, he spent four years of conflict has to write his diary in 2600 that includes handwritten pages, large format!
It expresses all the complexity of the situation of Alsace: French heart, German made, "said Charles Spindlier who nephews on both sides! Place Stanislas Publishing
- Peter Hagenbach Gabrielle Claerr-Stamm
The tragic fate of a knight Sundgauvian the service of Charles the Bold (1423-1474)
Peter Hagenbach left in the history of Alsace, remembered as a ruthless character, who abused his authority, a kind of evil genius of Charles the Bold. The first chroniclers who conjured were part of the camp of his enemies and he forged a black legend. In the twentieth century, this portrait is shade and we discover the many facets of the life of the knight Sundgauvian.
He entered the service of young dukes of Burgundy, Philip the Good and Charles the Bold, he had every confidence. Bilingual diplomat, he participated in negotiations with Sigismund of Austria, Frederick the Elector Palatine and the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. High Bailiff of Haute-Alsace, he restored order and security in Sundgau. He was a victim of the coalition of cities and cantons of Alsace. Publishing Company History of Sundgau
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- Sundgau the eighteenth century, Claude Muller
The eighteenth century is often described as the "finest hour" Sundgau. But what is it really? This small country is so rich that he write the travelers then? He has the appearance of wealth or, conversely, is it really wealthy?
In this book, Claude Muller, director of the Institute of History of Alsace, gives the state of our knowledge to better understand this world a little apart and define the contours of its rurality. By comparing the testimony of observers Foreign and data drawn from local sources, he tracks the specificity, highlights both the richness and uniqueness of a region recently conquered by the French monarchy, on the outskirts of eastern France. In doing so, he draws a meticulous portrait of Sundgau and its people during the Enlightenment. Publishing Coprur
The story takes place in the Vosges. Lawrence is Pocry Constable since 1980, his assignments led him to successive Sélestat Ensisheim and Strasbourg. It traverses the summits since his childhood on foot or on skis, he climbed many climbing routes Vosges. Jerome Publishing Do Bentzinger
Felder, former pastry chef at the Hotel Crillon, gives his recipes and tricks. Each lesson explains the actions and the achievement of revenue through a photo essay. You can prepare delicious shortbread, traditional desserts Alsatian or cookies for the holiday season and impress your friends. Editions Minerva
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