Das Wochenende haben mein Mann und ich in Bad Ischl verbracht.
And as the saying goes, if you go on a trip, then he can do what - and tell.
Czernowitz(Oh, and wonderful pictures of a beautiful Spring weekend in the Salzkammergut's course to!)
The occasion was the annual meeting of the Catholic Czernowitz schoolboy. This is a historical connection that receives the memory of the historic university life
alive, and my husband is a member. Why just Czernowitz? Nazi and World War II ensured a hard break in the traditions of the University of Czernowitz. Compounds were dissolved after the war re-established elsewhere. The war and escape to the four winds scattered former students Czernowitz compounds resumed contact with each other. And everyone remembered what Czernowitz was so special. Because in the 19th and early 20 This century has shown in the far east of what was then Austria-Hungary situated university town, that a peaceful, multi-cultural coexistence of different peoples and religions in the same city and at the same university is quite possible. To the historian
students To quote and chairman of the traditional association Raimund Lang: Did it even among members of the Catholic, Jewish, German or one of the many other compounds at the University of Czernowitz a dispute, was played on the football field and not in the ditch.
In such conditions, one can imagine that is the annual meeting of the Association of tradition is always something special. The same happened this year. As always pointed to the scene of a reference to Czernowitz: Bad Ischl from Czernowitz was finally ruled in the summer months. Fittingly, my husband and I were in the "Hubertushof located next to the Imperial Villa.
began the Saturday morning for my husband at a federation meeting, while a good friend and I made us go well on a sunny park bench and the splendor of spring flowers everywhere enjoyed.
at around eleven clock it was then going by bus to a trip to Hallstatt - exactly the Hallstatt is named after the early Bronze Age
Hallstatt .
came in bright spring sunshine we in Hallstatt, where we could first increase with a delicious lunch for a boat trip on the lake.
Then it said: "sit back and enjoy the sunshine and mountains!
course, the boat had also associative meaning: it helps in the solemn admission of new members.
The Karner - The ossuary of Hallstatt climbed Following the boat ride as many steps to the church and the cemetery hill, and above all, the visit Karner of Hallstatt
.
The Karner (Karner of Latin "Carno, carnis" - the meat) is a unique ossuary, where hundreds of bones and the hand-painted skulls are kept. The age of the remains to the 12th Century. The last burial took place in 1995. long time, it was assumed that the exhumation and burial in the final leg home from all practical reasons had: simply not enough room for a large cemetery on the steep mountain slope. Recent research has shown, however, that only a small part of the deceased was exhumed, only to see the final resting Karner. Therefore, one now assumes that there are special rituals is dead, back in the earliest Christian times, in which pagan and Christian traditions blended.
The paintings on the skulls have symbolic significance: for sin snakes, oak for the glory, for victory laurel, ivy and roses for life for love. It is certainly a unique sight even though a quite a while Shiver runs down the back.
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hard Kommers at the Convention Centre
evening we found ourselves at a fixed Kommers - a welcome reception - a house of Congress in Bad Ischl.
highlights of the evening as guest of honor was His Imperial Highness Archduke Markus Salvator von Habsburg-Lothringen present, as a musical treat was a potpourri of the finest songs of Franz Lehar served, and also has a collection of amusing anecdotes about the composer to best given, also was the latest copy of the series presented the traditional association. In one or another glass of sparkling wine as the evening passed in a flash ...
Lehár Villa was on Sunday morning after church to visit the Villa Lehàr on the program.
The villa is located, for the most part still in the exact same state it was in the Death of Franz Lehár
1948 and is therefore a good idea of taste and lifestyle of the composer.
(... is frankly the Interior pretty awful.)Imperial Villa Bad Ischl course, we could not leave without Empress Elisabeth (German viewers of all ages
better known as "Sissi") to pay our homage. Therefore, my husband and I made before leaving on Sunday afternoon for a walk through the park of the Imperial Villa
to
Marmorschlössland back.
All in all, a fantastic spring weekend in the Salzkammergut!
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