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After the Swiss Alps had been discovered for them, people began to feel interest in their native mountains; Zimmermann led the way with his observations on a journey in the Harz 1775, and Gatterer in 1785 published _A Guide to Travelling in the Harz_ in five volumes.
The Development of the Feeling for Nature in the Middle Ages and Modern Times Alfred Biese 1893
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The Harz were a popular place for the middle class to get away from it all.
Emancipation Michael Goldfarb 2009
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Germany and Austria immediately protested, as several varieties of similar cheese - known as Harz cheese, after the mountain range - is produced there too.
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The jobless are punished for their "anti-economic behavior" by a law known as Harz IV - named after its author, Peter Harz,
CounterPunch 2009
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He was captured by the Gestapo in 1944 and sent first to Buchenwald and then north to the satellite camp at Dora-Mittelbau in the Harz Mountains where he labored in the underground work camp manufacturing, among other things, the V-2 rockets Hitler hoped would save his war effort.
The Lampshade Mark Jacobson 2010
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The two American bases were almost three hundred miles from Berlin, ninety minutes of flying time, and the southern flight corridor from those fields passed over the five-thousand-foot-high Harz mountain range.
Daring Young Men RICHARD REEVES 2010
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Visiting the abbey church in the Harz mountain town of Quedlinburg, he notes that it was deconsecrated in the 1930s by Heinrich Himmler and turned into a shrine to the SS.
Teutonic Temptations Ian Brunskill 2010
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Visiting the abbey church in the Harz mountain town of Quedlinburg, he notes that it was deconsecrated in the 1930s by Heinrich Himmler and turned into a shrine to the SS.
Teutonic Temptations Ian Brunskill 2010
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Visiting the abbey church in the Harz mountain town of Quedlinburg, he notes that it was deconsecrated in the 1930s by Heinrich Himmler and turned into a shrine to the SS.
Teutonic Temptations Ian Brunskill 2010
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[3.50 Euro] and must depend on Harz IV funds [government assistance funds established only to be transitional but have not been] to get by.
INITIATIVES FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE NEEDED IN GERMANY--and elsewhere���NOW 2009
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