Drucksache:

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Creator:: Berlin (West). Abgeordnetenhaus

Title:: Drucksache / Abgeordnetenhaus von Berlin

Publication:: Berlin: Abgeordnetenhaus, 1951-1990 - 1990

Digitization:: Berlin: Zentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin, 2024

Dates of Publication:: Wahlper. 1.1951/54 - 11.1989/90,1224(2.Okt.)

Note:: Gesehen am 11.08.2023; Online-Ausgabe$bBerlin$cZentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin$d2024$eOnline-Ressource$mWahlper. 1.1951/54 - 11.1989/90,1224(2.Okt.)$7d19511990; Supplement: Berlin: Umweltschutz-Bericht; Supplement: Berlin: Dokumentation der Materialien des Abgeordnetenhauses von Berlin; Vorher Drucksachen der Stadtverordnetenversammlung von Berlin / Berlin; Vorher Mitteilungen des Präsidenten / Berlin; Vorher Reden des Senators für Finanzen ... vor dem Abgeordnetenhaus von Berlin anläßlich der Vorlage des Entwurfs des Haushaltsplans von Berlin für das Rechnungsjahr ... sowie der Finanzplanung von Berlin / Berlin

ZDB-ID:: 3164558-6

Succeeding Title:: Drucksache

Keywords:: Geschichte 1951-1990 ; 43186-2 Berlin (West). Stadtverordnetenversammlung ; Zeitschrift ; Amtliche Publikation ; Quelle

Berlin:: B 758 Staat. Politik. Verwaltung: Stadtparlamente

DDC Group:: 350 Öffentliche Verwaltung

Collection:: State,Politics,Administration,Law

Copyright:: Public Domain

Accessibility:: Free Access

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Publication:: 1965

Language:: German

Digitization:: Berlin: Zentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin, 2024

Note:: Drucksache 1152 Seite 66 fehlt in Druckvorlage

Berlin:: B 758 Staat. Politik. Verwaltung: Stadtparlamente

DDC Group:: 350 Öffentliche Verwaltung

URN:: urn:nbn:de:kobv:109-1-15502602

Location:: Zentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin

Shelfmark:: B 758 AbgH 6

Copyright:: Public Domain

Accessibility:: Free Access

Collection:: State,Politics,Administration,Law

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Title:: Nr. 782, 8. Januar 1965

16 IN THE KAISER'S CAPITAL greatly regret that it is a thing of the past, for it was not only very brilliant and attractive, but it had many features all its own. It brought together the Court and the select group of citizens, and this was the only occasion when the barriers that separated these classes were let down, and Court and citizens met and mingled. Many Americans sought, and usually found, admittance to this charmed circle. A great dancing floor was laid over the whole parquet of the Royal Opera House, and what a work that must have been! No sooner was the opera of the preced- ing night over, than a troop of carpenters wrought the whole night. At morn another troop relieved them, and the work was completed by the afternoon. Probably about fifteen hundred cards were issued, and hence they were very eagerly sought after. Who- ever desired to attend, sent his or her name to the Intendant of the Opera. If the person was unknown, the application was transferred to the police, who reported to the Intendant regarding the respectability and standing of the applicant. If the report was favourable the cards were delivered at your residence, and the thirty marks duly collected. Early in the evening the opera house opened its doors, and the company assembled. Foreign diplo- mats, with the ladies of their households; the higher officers in their gorgeous uniforms, with all their decorations on their breast, and their households ac- companying them; the Chancellor and his family; the state ministers with their wives and daughters; the chief representatives of literature and art, famous

Full text: In the Kaiser's Capital / Dickie, James Francis (Public Domain)

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