Alsace
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Oct 27, 2026
The True, Violent Makeup of the Democratic Party (Guest Noah Rothman)
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11:23Seth LeibsohnHOST
Noah, when I was reading who the groups were under whose banners the rioters, the protesters and rioters and France were marching under, and your French is much better than mine, but, you know, any amalgam.
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11:39Seth LeibsohnHOST
I mean, just communist youth, Les Jeunesse Communistes, Le Point Levé, Union des Jeunesse Communistes, tons of the students of Alsace.
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11:47Seth LeibsohnHOST
I mean, just tons of Muslim and communist organizations.
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11:52Seth LeibsohnHOST
And I thought to myself, what does this remind me of? I'll tell you what it reminds me of.
Ep 280 - Are Gen Z Drinking Less Wine? Value, Valpolicella & New Wine Experiences with Maisie Turner
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65:33Janina DoyleHOST
So you did a, if you like pumpkin spice lattes, you would like, what was the answer to that?
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65:39Maisie TurnerGUEST
Gewurztraminer Alsace, it has to be.
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65:41Maisie TurnerGUEST
I just think that sweet and spice combination, it couldn't be anything else.
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65:46Maisie TurnerGUEST
Okay.
F1Weekly Podcast # 1171
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45:17Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
We stay in Russia for WTCC at the Moscow Raceway.
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45:21Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
Frenchman from Alsace, Ivan Muller, was the winner for Citroën from pole position.
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45:26Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
This was his third win of the season and win number 44 of his time in this series.
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45:31Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
So he must have been in this series for a long time.
291 When Wine No Longer Loves You Back ! Alcohol, Sleep, AFib and Healthy Aging with Dr. Gillian Lockitch MBChB,MD, FRCPC
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3:43Gillian LockitchHOST
On the first day, our instructor poured two unidentified white wines.
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3:48Gillian LockitchHOST
I decided that one was an Alsace-style Riesling and the other a German Cabernet-style Riesling from the Moselle or Rhine.
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3:58Gillian LockitchHOST
And I was right.
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3:59Gillian LockitchHOST
I remembered thinking smugly to myself, piece of cake, or maybe I should say, sip a wine.
Fall Asleep to the Mysteries of the Black Forest
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30:47speaker_0NARRATOR
They did not know the stone was a billion years old.
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30:51speaker_0NARRATOR
because the concept of deep geological time had not yet been invented but they knew the stone was old in the way that all miners know the rock they work in is old by the feel of it by the way it resists the pick by the way it holds its secrets A second mining boom came after the early 1700s, when the loss of Alsace to France cut off access to mines on the western side of the Rhine and drove prospectors deeper into the Black Forest's interior.
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31:28speaker_0NARRATOR
The political border that now ran down the Rhine valley was also a geological border, separating the western shoulder of the rift, the Vosges, from the eastern shoulder.
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31:40speaker_0NARRATOR
The Black Forest and the miners, who had been working deposits on both sides of the valley, were now confined to one side.
Northeast France Itinerary: Lille, Metz, Nancy and Alsace, Episode 621
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1:37Annie SargentHOST
We talk about using Lille as a base for World War I sites like Vimy Ridge and Ypres, and why Metz is underrated, and why you shouldn't visit Nancy over New Year's.
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1:49Annie SargentHOST
and why Alsace is worth a summer visit.
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1:52Annie SargentHOST
Before we start, this show runs on listener support.
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1:55Annie SargentHOST
If you want to work with me directly, I do itinerary consults.
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5:09Annie SargentHOST
So anyway.
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5:10Annie SargentHOST
Today, we are going to talk about a beautiful part of France that I've been to somewhat.
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5:15Annie SargentHOST
We're going to talk about Lille and Metz and Nancy, Strasbourg and Alsace.
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5:22Annie SargentHOST
And a few extras you can do across the border while you're visiting these things, because I think our time is precious.
462 Nuts!
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32:40Mark PainterHOST
Montgomery signed the apology letter.
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32:46Mark PainterHOST
In addition to the Luftwaffe offensive, Hitler ordered the German Army Group G, which held the southern part of the German Western Front in Alsace and Lorraine, to begin an offensive on New Year's Day against the Allied 6th Army Group, which, as you know, consisted of the US 7th Army and the French 1st Army, the forces that had invaded the Mediterranean coast of France back in August.
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33:13Mark PainterHOST
With a portion of his 3rd Army turning north to attack the German salient in the Ardennes and relieve the siege of Bastogne, Patton was forced to take units off his front line.
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33:25Mark PainterHOST
Eisenhower had ordered Patton's section of the front reduced, with the U.S. 7th Army on Patton's right flank, to widen its share of the front.
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43:11Mark PainterHOST
Stavka originally planned the offensive to begin January 20th, but forecasts predicted a thaw, which would mean mud, Bad news for an armored offensive.
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43:23Mark PainterHOST
So the offensive was moved up to the 12th.
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43:26Mark PainterHOST
Red Army commanders likely also wanted to take advantage of the Wehrmacht's attempted offensives in the Ardennes and Alsace and Hungary.
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43:38Mark PainterHOST
Or maybe that's just another way of saying the Soviets wanted to take some pressure off the Western Allies without giving them credit for it.
Autobiography of Goethe Volume 2-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Autobiography of Goethe Volume 2-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Oct 25 · 16 Mentions
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30:29speaker_1NARRATOR
I was made acquainted by him with poetry from quite a different side, in another light than heretofore, and one, too, which suited me well.
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30:39speaker_1NARRATOR
The poetic art of the Hebrews, which he treated ingeniously after his predecessor Loth, popular poetry, the tradition of which in Alsace he urged us to search after, and the oldest records existing as poetry, all bore witness that poetry in general was a gift to the world and to nations, and not the private inheritance of a few refined, cultivated men.
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31:06speaker_1NARRATOR
I swallowed all this, and the more eager I was in receiving, the more liberal he was in giving, so that we spent the most interesting hours together.
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31:16speaker_1NARRATOR
The other natural studies which I had begun, I endeavored to continue, and as one always has time enough, if one will apply it well, so amongst them all I succeeded in doing twice or thrice as much as usual.
17 MINS LATER
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48:35speaker_2NARRATOR
And I also did not lack such a little spot which, although it did not come out with importance in the landscape, nevertheless more than all the rest attracted me with an amiable magic.
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48:51speaker_2NARRATOR
On these occasions, the imagination was excited by relating our adventures and separate little jaunts were concerted, nay, often undertaken on the spur of the moment of which I will circumstantially relate only one instead of a number since in many respects it was of consequence to me.
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49:15speaker_2NARRATOR
With two worthy friends and fellow boarders, Engelbach and Weiland, both natives of Lower Alsace I repaired on horseback to Savern where in the fine weather, the friendly little place smiled pleasantly upon us.
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49:34speaker_2NARRATOR
The sight of the bishop's castle awakened our admiration, the extent, height, and splendor of a new set of stables bore witness to the other comforts of the owner.
Forgers and Forgeries Relating to Talmudic Literature
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65:11Shnayer LeimanGUEST
So you'll know exactly who Friedlander was.
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65:14Shnayer LeimanGUEST
Friedlander had claimed, wherever he went, that he had been chief rabbi in his younger years of Mühlhausen in Alsace.
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65:25Shnayer LeimanGUEST
Alsace, Lorraine, is today in France.
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65:29Shnayer LeimanGUEST
Today it's in France, depending on what year it's in France.
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65:33Shnayer LeimanGUEST
Today it's in France.
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65:36Shnayer LeimanGUEST
He had been chief rabbi of Mulhausen in Alsace.
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65:39Shnayer LeimanGUEST
I was able to check the official records of Alsace, and in particular Mulhausen, and in fact Friedlander had lived in Mulhausen for some 14 years.
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65:51Shnayer LeimanGUEST
He of course never served as chief rabbi.
Vision of Piers the Plowman (Warren translation)-William Langland
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92:30Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Cooks and their knaves cried, Hot pies, hot, Good pigs and geese, Come and dine, come and dine.
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92:39Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Taverners, too, called, White wine of Alsace, And red wine of Gascony, Wine of the Rhine, And wine of Rochelle, To wash down the roast.
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92:51Larry WilsonNARRATOR
All this I saw asleep, And seven times more.
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93:06Larry WilsonNARRATOR
A LOVELY LADY TELLS HIM THE MEANING OF THE TOWER AND DUNGEON SHE IS HOLY CHURCH AND INSTRUCTS HIM CONCERNING TRUTH, PRIDE, AND LOVE What this mountain meaneth, and the dark dale, and the field full of folk, I will show you plainly.
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