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Chemnitz

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Sep 22, 2026

speaker_0NARRATOR
21:12
Tampoco había sindicatos, solo exista un sindicato único y por ello hasta hoy los sindicatos son más débiles en el este.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:25
También sucede con las organizaciones de la sociedad civil y las OMS, pues la RDA tampoco tuvo nada de eso, declara en un pódcast el profesor de la Universidad de Chemnitz.
speaker_1NARRATOR
21:37
It also happens with civil society organizations and NGOs, because the GDR did not have any of that either, said the professor from the University of Chemnitz in a podcast.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:47
También sucede con las organizaciones de la sociedad civil y las OMS, pues la RDA tampoco tuvo nada de eso, declara en un pódcast el profesor de la Universidad de Chemnitz.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:04
Could occur después de 1990.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:08
La gente intenta conseguir un empleo o conservarlo.
Jonathan LengNARRATOR
5:02
Luthardt says, "As a theologian, he combined rare learning, great acuteness, wonderful industry, sound judgment, and practical ability with ardent piety." His great work, the Loki Theologiki, begun in sixteen ten and completed in sixteen twenty-one, in which the theology of the Lutheran Church is set forth, is his theological masterpiece and is marked by fullness of learning, logical force, clearness, thorough elaboration of every question, and by a practical and spiritual use of dogma.
Jonathan LengNARRATOR
5:38
Bossuet is said to be the author of the often-quoted remark that Gerhard is the third, Luther, Chemnitz, Gerhard, in that series of Lutheran theologians in which there is no fourth.
Jonathan LengNARRATOR
5:51
Gerhard died on the twentieth of August, sixteen thirty-seven.
Jonathan LengNARRATOR
5:55
Of him it is recorded that personally he combined all the excellencies of the Christian character, his only failing, if it be a failing, being in excessive love of peace.
Math PickupPANELIST
62:26
Although he is a facilitator or, you know, he, he...
Math PickupPANELIST
62:30
Maybe not a facilitator, but he's involved in, in the, you know, in, um, Karl Marx Stadt.
John KellPANELIST
62:35
Yeah.
Math PickupPANELIST
62:36
You know, at the, at the US air base.
Matt GaryGUEST
3:52
He coached Joy.
Matt GaryGUEST
3:53
And those were the same assignments that we had last year in Chemnitz, Germany.
Matt GaryGUEST
3:57
And the reason that we maintain those assignments is because we really do believe in consistency and cohesion, and we don't believe in disrupting a good thing.
Matt GaryGUEST
4:07
And so, so much of powerlifting coaching, we believe, is relational.

8 MINS LATER

Matt GaryGUEST
12:36
And then, of course, the two frontrunners there, Joy and Sarah, this was a battle that they revisited from the year before.
Matt GaryGUEST
12:43
And you may recall that Sarah won last year, or I'm sorry, the year before in Germany, where Joy had the winning deadlifter in her hands.
Matt GaryGUEST
12:51
and wasn't able to connect on that final deadlift, and it resulted in Joy coming third last year in Chemnitz.
Matt GaryGUEST
12:58
So this was a rematch, and it was nice that Joy was able to connect the dots.
speaker_9NARRATOR
38:24
The party used authoritarian means to interpret its Marxist heritage, in which dissenter freedom had no place.
speaker_37SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:36
The renaming of the city of Chemnitz on May 10, 1953 in Kaunertstadt was a high recognition of the revolutionary traditions of the working class of this city, their achievements in the construction of our working and farming state.
speaker_37SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:45
Prof. Alain de Kerbel has often created the figure of the greatest son of our people.
speaker_37SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:48
But again and again he strives to fulfill a legacy of Lenin.
speaker_37SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:09
Karl Marx.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:24
Yes, of course I know that from history lessons and that he wrote a lot about socialism.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:27
But why Chemnitz is now not called Markstadt, I don't know either.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:33
Yes, he wasn't a bad person.
Eric MetaxasHOST
0:25
Where in East Germany?
John LennoxGUEST
0:26
What used to be called Karl-Marx-Stadt, now it's called Chemnitz.
John LennoxGUEST
0:30
And I got the same room each time.
John LennoxGUEST
0:32
And when I went into the room, there was a big flash as I closed the door, and about 30 seconds later, the telephone started to buzz and hum.

24 MINS LATER

John LennoxGUEST
24:22
But [clears throat] there was one hotel that I went to regularly, and when I went into the bedroom, they gave me the sa- same bedroom, huge hotel, Stalin-esque hotel [laughs]
Eric MetaxasHOST
24:36
In wh- where in East Germany?
John LennoxGUEST
24:37
Uh, in what used to be called Karl-Marx-Stadt, now it's called Chemnitz.
John LennoxGUEST
24:42
And I got the same room each time.
Ray MundoHOST
17:55
yeah exactly man so tell me about your trip towards it next week and where are you flying into
AnthonyGUEST
18:01
next week i'm flying it flying from birmingham to um on the friday night there's a game in Alt-Glinica was another really but they're playing Chemnitz Chemnitz is like a great old team yeah I've been to
Ray MundoHOST
18:20
I've been to the Alt-Glinica the old stadium it's been demolished now I made a video there and I said it was a class little place but they demolished it now but I don't know where they're playing now but well they're playing at
AnthonyGUEST
18:32
Spree Arena it's about an hour and a half outside of Berlin is
Ray MundoHOST
18:34
it really yeah
AnthonyGUEST
18:36
Chemnitz is interesting because they used to call Carbac so they've got their own little history going on there
Ray MundoHOST
18:41
yeah well that's a famous town isn't it
AnthonyGUEST
18:43
Yeah, yeah.
Richard StuckwischGUEST
36:18
But toward the end of that, Melanchthon includes some attention to the schools, and later that developed even more so.
Richard StuckwischGUEST
36:26
If you look at Chemnitz's Church Order, for example, it includes a fairly significant section on the schools as well.
Richard StuckwischGUEST
36:33
And it basically is taking into account that the schools are important to the life of the Church as instruments of teaching the Word of God, and also important to the communities in teaching other things, Melanchthon is known especially as kind of the preceptor of Germany, the teacher of Germany, and Melanchthon contributes more specifically than Luther does to the development of curriculum and what we might say pedagogical philosophy and so forth.
Richard StuckwischGUEST
37:02
And that really begins with those visitation articles.
Teresa BremertonNARRATOR
23:28
Shaft of the Coal Mines of St. Luke near St. Chaumont, France, 2,253 feet.
Teresa BremertonNARRATOR
23:32
Amelia Shaft, Chemnitz, Hungary.
Teresa BremertonNARRATOR
23:42
one thousand seven hundred and eighty two feet the number one camphousen shaft near fischbach in the department of the sauerburg collieries prussia one thousand six hundred and fifty feet now taking the mines of the comstock for a distance of over a mile from the utah on the north to the alto on the south there is hardly a mine that is not done over two thousand five hundred feet and most of the shafts are deeper than those mentioned above while the union consolidated shaft has a vertical depth of two thousand nine hundred feet and the yellow jacket a depth of three thousand thirty feet
Teresa BremertonNARRATOR
24:19
in his closing argument before the congressional committee on
Cecilia CrossleyHOST
3:57
But, you know, let's hope that it does galvanise action.
Cecilia CrossleyHOST
4:00
But I had a stint in my early teenage years of being homeschooled in Chemnitz, up the road from you, where I got to know Dresden a little bit while I was there.
Cecilia CrossleyHOST
4:09
My dad was teaching in... just after the fall of the Berlin Wall in the early 90s.
Cecilia CrossleyHOST
4:13
And it was a fascinating time, even though I was young, to be in your part of the world.

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