81. MSN Encarta - Further Reading - Switzerland switzerland A Village history. St. Martin s, 2000. Examination of switzerland shistory, politics, and culture in relation to the rest of the world. http://encarta.msn.com/readings_761571795/Switzerland.html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: logoImg('http://sc.msn.com'); Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade to Encarta Premium Search Encarta Further Reading from Encarta Further Reading offers additional information about your topics. Switzerland For younger readers Switzerland: History Switzerland: Politics, Society, and Culture Also on Encarta Encarta guide: The Reagan legacy Compare top online degrees Proud papas: Famous dads with famous kids For younger readers Hintz, Martin. Switzerland. Rev. ed. Children's Press, 1996. An introduction to the country; for readers in grades 5 to 8. Levy, Patricia M. Switzerland. 2nd ed. Marshall Cavendish, 1994. For readers in grades 6 to 8. Netzley, Patricia D. Switzerland. Lucent, 2001. For readers in grades 5 to 8. Switzerland: History Birmingham, David. Switzerland: A Village History. St. Martin's, 2000. Ten centuries of Swiss history as seen through the history of a rural Alpine village. Bonjour, Edgar. A Short History of Switzerland. Greenwood, 1985. Standard concise account; reprint of 1952 edition. Luck, James Murray.

82. SOMMERCASINO Basel - Switzerland (History) Translate this page diese Seite Drucken. http://www.sommercasino.ch/history/history.html

diese Seite Drucken Ein Haus der Kultur Vom Jugendhaus zum Kulturzentrum In erster Linie interessiert natürlich die Gegenwart des Sommercasinos. Trotzdem lohnt ein Blick zurück auf die bald 180 Jahre alte Geschichte dieses Hauses, die sich fast durchgehend um verschiedenste Formen von Kultur drehte. Ein Haus der Kultur Erbaut wurde das Haus zwischen 1823 und 1824 von der zu diesem Zweck gegrün deten Casinogesellschaft . Die Villa sollte zum St.Jakobs-Denkmal passen i den Archite k wurde bezweckt. Es nannte, daneben ein Zimmer für Gesellschaftsspiele, eine Kegelbahn und ein Konversationszimmer Serenaden, Tanzpartien, Bälle, und Konzerte „guter und edler Musik“ (!) gehörten zu den häufigsten Anlässen. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt bestand das Sommercasino aus dem Erdgeschoss und einem relativ niedrigen Dach. Verschiedentlich wurden grössere und kleinere bauliche Änderungen vorgenommen. Unter anderem wurde 1877 ein Glas bau angesetzt, der sich "bahnhofhallenmässig" in den Park erstreckte. Die markanteste Änderung wurde 1927 vorgenommen. nach oben Das Dach wurde abgebrochen und ein ganzes zusätzliches Stockwerk mit einem neuen, steileren Dach wurde aufgesetzt. Während des zweiten Weltkriegs diente

83. | The Knights Templar | Did The Templars Form Switzerland? | Templarhistory.com of the separate states that would eventually be switzerland. 5. Even the Swiss don treally know the ins and outs of their earliest history (or suggest that http://www.templarhistory.com/switzerland.html

Templar Site Menu Templar History Templar Mysteries Templar Myths Templar Legacy Templar Reviews Templar Interviews Templar Forum Templar Magazine Templar Store Templar Books Templar Videos Home Page Contact Us Did The Templars Form Switzerland? An Interview With Alan Butler Conducted December 28th, 1999 by Bonnie Dinelle To answer the question, Did the Templars found Switzerland, brought forward in "The Warriors and the Bankers," written by Alan Butler and Stephen Dafoe, we called Alan Butler at his Seaside home in Saltburn, England. AHAMOTKT: Thank you for talking with us Alan. Since this is a long distance call, let me cut to the chase. You are the co-author of a book, which puts forth a new theory regarding where the Knights Templar went after their suppression. You claim that place was Switzerland. Did the Templars found Switzerland? Butler: Well of course if you really want to know the ins and outs of this conundrum you will have to read The Warriors and the Bankers, written by Stephen Dafoe and myself. The book is available from Templar Books of Canada or you could get it through Amazon.com. Like most subjects (when you really get down to looking at them closely) there is no short answer. What we can say is that, on a balance of probabilities it seems most likely that they did. AHAMOTKT: And why is that. What makes up the balance of probabilities?

84. Switzerland - History, News And Information Short history. Originally inhabited by the Helvetians, or Helvetic Celts, the territorycomprising modern switzerland came under Roman rule during the Gallic http://www.russiannewsnetwork.com/europe/switzerland.html

Russian News Network Home Swiss Confederation Short Form: Switzerland Geography Location: Central Europe Located east of France, north of Italy Area Total: 41,290 sq km Land: 39,770 sq km Water: 1,520 sq km Population Total: 7,318,638 Ethnic groups: German 65%, French 18%, Italian 10%, Romansch 1%, other 6% Religions: Roman Catholic 46.1%, Protestant 40%, other 5%, none 8.9% Languages: German (official) 63.7%, French (official) 19.2%, Italian (official) 7.6%, Romansch (official) 0.6%, other 8.9% Principal Cities Capital: Bern Short History Originally inhabited by the Helvetians, or Helvetic Celts, the territory comprising modern Switzerland came under Roman rule during the Gallic wars in the 1st century BC and remained a Roman province until the 4th century AD. Under Roman influence, the population reached a high level of civilization and enjoyed a flourishing commerce. Important cities, such as Geneva, Basel, and Zurich, were linked by military roads that also served as trade arteries between Rome and the northern tribes. After the decline of the Roman Empire, Switzerland was invaded by Germanic tribes from the north and west. Some tribes, such as the Alemanni in central and northeastern Switzerland, and the Burgundians, who ruled western Switzerland, settled there. In 800, the country became part of Charlemagne's empire.

85. Swisstopo: Bibliography On The History Of The Swiss Federal Office Of Topography Translate this page Geschichte der geodätischen Grundlagen für Karten und Vermessungen in der SchweizA history of geodetic foundations of maps and surveys in switzerland / H. http://www.swisstopo.ch/en/about/pubhistlt.htm

Publications Bibliography on the history of the Swiss Federal Office of Topography Compiled by Markus Oehrli for the Commission on the History of Cartography (CHC) This is a draft version first published 23 July 2000 with later amendments. The publications below are listed according to their range of treatment. Publications giving a general overview are at the top of this list, followed by those with more specific focus. See also Chronology of the Swiss Federal Office of Topography. 1820s to 2000: Jeanrichard, Francis 1832 to 1988: Jeanrichard, Francis 1935 to 1978: Huber, Ernst 19th century to 1948: 1838 to 1938: Schneider, Karl inter alia technical developments in cartography and map reproduction. 19th century: Feldmann, Hans-Uli Official survey and first national map series of Switzerland, 19th century / Hans-Uli Feldmann. 1820s to 1879: Wolf, Rudolf 1820s to 1870s: Gugerli, David; Speich, Daniel Topografien der Nation. Politik, kartografische Ordnung und Landschaft im 19. Jahrhundert [Topographies of the Nation. Politics, cartographic order, and space in the 19th century] / David Gugerli, Daniel Speich. 1830s to 1879: Held, Leonz

86. Switzerland -Berne (National History Museum) Email Museums@NatureQuest.net. switzerland. Berne (National history Museum); Fribourg(Natural history Museum);. switzerland Fribourg (Natural history Museum);. http://www.academiaexchange.net/1.Science_Exchange/Nature_Expos/Country/switzerl

N A T U R A L H I S T O R Y M U S E U M S A N D R E S E A R C H C E N T E R S E mail: Museums NatureQuest net SWITZERLAND Berne (National History Museum); Fribourg ( Natural History Museum Where: Summary Description with Links: Natural History Museum Berne Field/Online Collection(s): The organizational structure of the Museum, in terms of its collections, is as follows through these online Departments Earth Sciences - The origins of the Earth Science collections of the Natural History Museum of Bern can be traced back to at least 1721, when three (3) large quartz crystals from the Zinggenstock (Grimsel area, Bernese Oberland) were given to the Library of Bern. The Mineralogy and Petrography section contains: The Systematic Mineral collection (of about 30,000 specimens) is the principal and best documented collection. Notable here are Swiss Alpine minerals, minerals from the Lengenbach quarry, and other Swiss locations (about 2000 Swiss localities represented). Other strongly represented regions and countries are the U.S.A. (766 localitites), Germany (626), Italy (411), France (254), Mexico (190), Austria (165), the Cech Republic and Slovakia (combined 171 localities) and Rwanda (36). There are about 1000 gemstones in the collections. This collection is currently being computer inventarized.

87. Media Guide - News, Press Releases & Job Vacancies - University Of Kent Search by expert s surname Use soundalike. Browse areas of expertise.switzerland – history politics. Professor Andrew Williams. http://www.kent.ac.uk/news/media-guide/people.php?key=Switzerland – histor

88. History Today - Myth History In William Tell's Switzerland - Myth History In Wil Myth history in William Tell s switzerland. Explanation about the mythhistory of Middle Ages switzerland. The story of William Tell http://www.historytoday.com/dm_getArticle.asp?gid=9874

89. Switzerland Tourism - MySwitzerland.com - Switzerland The real history of switzerland began in the 13th century, with the first alliancesfrom the villages around Lake Lucerne (William Tell, Rütlischwur http://usa.myswitzerland.com/en/explore.cfm?category=USA&subcat=General Info&id=

90. Departments For East European History In Germany, Austrai, Switzerland. Institut Translate this page Seminare für Osteuropäische Geschichte in der Schweiz (Departments onEast European history in switzerland) Basel Historisches Seminar. http://www.uni-giessen.de/~g814/osem10.html

(Departments on East European History in Germany) volker.wirtgen@gmx.net Questions and new URLs to: volker.wirtgen@gmx.net (Stand: 11. Juli 2002) Berlin: Osteuropa-Institut Berlin: Geschichte Ostmitteleuropas Bielefeld: Bochum: Bonn: Bremen Kulturgeschichte Ost- und Ostmitteleuropas Erlangen: Frankfurt/Oder: Collegium Polonicum Frankfurt/Oder: Freiburg: Giessen: (ist hier!) Greifswald Historisches Institut Halle-Wittenberg Hamburg: Hannover: Historischen Instituts Heidelberg: Jena Kassel: Kiel: Konstanz: Historischen Seminars Leipzig: Mainz: Marburg Historisches Seminar Regensburg: Professur fuer Geschichte Ost-/Suedosteuropas (Departments on East European History in Switzerland) Basel: Historisches Seminar Historisches Seminar: Osteuropa (Departments on East European History in Austria) Graz: Wien: Weitere Osteuropa - Einrichtungen im deutschsprachigen Raum (Further institutions on Eastern Europe ) Bundesinstitut fuer ostwissenschaftliche und internationale Studien (BIOst) (Berlin) Forschungsstelle Osteuropa (Bremen) Geisteswissenschaftliches Zentrum, Geschichte und Kultur Ostmitteleuropas e.V.

91. ExPASy - History List history of changes, improvements and new features. added to the SWISS PROT/TrEMBLdatabases underlying the BLAST server at SIB/CSCS switzerland, and ScanProsite http://www.expasy.org/history.html

ExPASy Home page Site Map Search ExPASy Contact us Search Swiss-Prot/TrEMBL Swiss-Prot/TrEMBL (full text) PROSITE SWISS-2DPAGE ENZYME NEWT Taxonomy HAMAP families ExPASy web site for The ExPASy Server requires Javascript to be fully functional. You may not see all the information available for this page (More information) The ExPASy Molecular Biology Server History of changes, improvements and new features If you subscribe to our Swiss-Flash service of electronic bulletins, you can receive these and other news by electronic mail. April 14, 2004 UniProt Since the last Swiss-Flash Bulletin, the universal protein resource, UniProt has been released publically. Many ExPASy pages and services have changed to accommodate different aspects of the UniProt knowledgebase and UniRef , the non-redundant reference databases of UniProt. In particular, the ExPASy BLAST interface now allows to launch a sequence similarity search against the UniRef clusters UniRef100, UniRef90 and UniRef50. Implicit links to UniRef50 and UniRef90 have been added to the NiceProt view of UniProt knowledgebase entries. FTP server structure As announced in a previous Swiss-Flash bulletin, the structure of the ExPASy ftp server has changed. Please refer to this

92. Swiss Embassy Information about switzerland current events, visa and legal affairs, history and culture, education, and science. http://swissemb.org/

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93. Switzerland & The Holocaust Assets -- History The following are links to selected sites on the Web related to thehistory of the Second World War and of the Holocaust. United http://www.giussani.com/holocaust-assets/history/history.html

IMPORTANT NOTICE This website was started in June 1997 and was updated for the last time in July 2001. It is archived here as a historical reference. Homepage Updates Press Review Documents History Credits Websites The following are links to selected sites on the Web related to the history of the Second World War and of the Holocaust. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Simon Wiesenthal Center The Holocaust Memorial Center Yad Vashem - The Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority Tampa Bay Holocaust Memorial Museum and Educational Center L'Chaim, A Holocaust Project B'nai B'rith Interactive Holocaust Studies Center, Bronx High School of Science Responses to the Holocaust : A Hypermedia Sourcebook for the Humanities The Holocaust in Historical Context Holocaust, the World must remember Hitler and the Final Solution Nazi Concentration Camps 1933-1945 ... Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation , founded by Steven Spielberg in 1994, dedicated to archiving interviews of Holocaust survivors. Snap's Holocaust Resource Center The Holocaust History Project Holocaust-Era Assets Records and Research at the US National Archives and Records Administration Judaica from the Digital Librarian Holocaust Survivor Oral History Project Cybrary of the Holocaust Auschwitz-Birkenau: photographs Holocaust Archive Project ... Holocaustforgotten Page , by Ursula Grosser Dixon, an Holocaust survivor.

94. Report Details History Of Switzerland's Anti-Gypsy Policies Report details history of switzerland s antiGypsy policies. By Peter Reydt 18 December2000. Discrimination against Gypsies in switzerland has a long history. http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/dec2000/repo-d18.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS Support the Socialist Equality Party in the 2004 US elections ... Europe Report details history of Switzerland's anti-Gypsy policies By Peter Reydt 18 December 2000 Use this version to print A recent report shows that Gypsies were systematically refused entry into Switzerland during the Second World War, even though the authorities knew they faced extermination in Nazi Germany. The report Roma, Sinti and Yenish-Swiss Gypsy policies at the time of National Socialism The commission's earlier studies had focussed on the Swiss treatment of Jewish refugees. It shows that whilst Switzerland admitted 27,000 Jewish refugees during the period of Nazi rule in Germany, it had also excluded a similar number. Between 1942 and 1943 the borders were shut completely to Jewish refugees. Discrimination against Gypsies in Switzerland has a long history. Official policy was to try and prevent entry to all foreign, stateless and even Swiss-born Gypsies. Already in 1850 the federal government had a policy of forcefully settling Gypsies in their place of birth and deporting foreign Gypsies. The different Swiss cantons began to bar Gypsies entry in the last third of the nineteenth century. Finally in 1906 the Swiss authorities decided to ban Gypsies from entering Switzerland altogether and to exclude those already resident from travelling on public transport.

95. Pfadi - Pfadibewegung Schweiz PBS - Swiss History Pfadibewegung Schweiz PBS. The history of switzerland. The historyswitzerland is a small country in the middle of the Alps and Europe http://www.pbs.ch/eng/swisshist.html

The History of Switzerland The History Switzerland is a small country in the middle of the Alps and Europe, situated at the crossing of different cultures and important means of communication. The geographical situation, with its numerous isolated little valleys, has always been reflected in the inhabitants. The strong desires of independance in each community have enhanced the federal system that we are still using and experiencing today. Originally, the Helvetians, a celtic tribe, populated the country. Then various people settled in the territory of the country: the Germans to the north, the Burgundians to the west, the Lombards to the south and the Rhetians to the east. That is the reason why Switzerland today has four languages. Swiss history starts with the pact from 1291, with which the three valleys of Uri, Schwyz and Unterwalden swore to help and support each other. This pact was above all to protect them from the invasions of forceful Dukes interested in the Gotthard. In the course of the years other cities and valleys joined the pact. The country however always depended on a good relationship with its neighbours. A special emphasis was always placed on cultural and economical contacts. ProfitableTreaties involving Swiss mercenaries used to be concluded with the neighbouring dukedoms. The Swiss confederation was also drawn into widespread international conflicts such as the Thirty Years War and the French Revolution. Civilian wars did not spare the country either.

96. SECO Standort:Schweiz An officiallysponsored initiative presenting switzerland. http://www.LocationSwitzerland.ch/

CONTACT SITEMAP LINKS PUBLICATIONS ... EVENTS SEARCH - Quick Access - Events Taxes Tools Checklists NEWS Invacare International établit son siège européen dans le Canton de Vaud, Suisse Sigma-Aldrich Opens New Facility in Switzerland (source: ipaworld) Honeywell to Expand in Switzerland (source: ipaworld) News Archiv ABOUT SWITZERLAND Cantons Partners ABOUT US Information about Location Switzerland LAST UPDATES What services do we off... The Cantonal Banks; Our... SWISS TOOLS Swissworld Swiss Federal Railways Maps Swiss Tourism ... Swissinfo

97. Mark Howells Online, Switzerland - Photography And Multimedia Various views from different parts of the country. Selection by thumbnail or theme. http://www.mark.ac/photo/?term=Switzerland

98. OECD Online Extract of the economic survey of switzerland by the OECD. http://www.oecd.org/eco/surv/esu-swi.htm

A new OECD Web Site was launched on Wednesday 9 July, 2003. We hope the increased speed, simplified navigation and improved browser compatibility will help you find what you are looking for. All our pages have new URL addresses. You will therefore need to correct any links made to our site. You may also notice some temporarily broken links and missing content. We are in the process of fixing the problems. Thank you for your understanding. Back to OECD Home Un nouveau site Web de l’OCDE à été lancé le mercredi 9 juillet 2003 . Plus rapide, plus simple et compatible avec davantage de navigateurs, cette nouvelle version devrait faciliter vos recherches. La plupart des adresses URLl ayant changé, nous vous recommandons de modifier les liens pointant vers notre site. Vous trouverez sans doute un certain nombre de liens cassés sur notre site que nous nous efforçons de corriger au plus vite. Merci de votre compréhension. Retour à la page d'accueil OCDE

99. Imsat --> Poster Gallery Switzerland: Schweiz Bilder: Images Satellites Satellite images of switzerland. Possibility to zoom on some regions. http://www.ed-msat.fr/texte/en/suisse.html

My Personal Interest Poster Gallery Image Banks ... Order Form PDF Suisse: Switzerland Please click to zoom on your area (Geneva, Lausanne, Fribourg, Berne, Zuerich) Call us 022 794 83 60 for more infos and pictures or order online My personal interest Poster gallery FAQ ... Our hit

100. Funicular, Funiculaire, Funicolare, Standseilbahn, (Michel Azéma) Database of all funiculars in switzerland. Partially with photos and technical details. http://mikeaz.free.fr/suisse/funis-ch.htm

Text and Photos Funiculars of Switzerland Funimag home Cantons Bern Friburg Glarus Luzern ... Zug Latest update 1st June 2004 This list is exhaustive. It will be regularly completed by a special page for each funicular. Bern DMB Bern - Marzili BM Biel - Magglingen (Bienne - Macolin) BE Bienne - Evilard (Biel - Leubringen) GdB Giessbach Bahn GB Gurtenbahn HB Harderbahn DIH Heimwehfluh Bahn B LM LTB SMA NB Niesenbahn RfB Reichenbachfall Bahn SMtS Saint Imier - Mont Soleil TBB Thunersee Beatenberg Bahn TBF KWO Gelmerbahn KWO Erlenbahn KWO Chapfbahn Grimsel Hospiz military incline Friburg TF Fribourg-Neuveville-St Pierre Glarus BrB Braunwald Bahn Campocologno Kraftwerk DPB Davos - Parsenn DSB Davos - Schatzalp MMB Muottas Muralg Bahn StMC St Moritz - Corviglia SBB Standseilbahn Sedrun Flims - Caumasee St Moritz - Palace Hotel "Die Puschlaver Geisterbahn" Cavaglia

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