Eichstätt

The city became a place where detention and reprisal could happen quickly.

In mid-April outside Munich, recruitment for what became Freikorps Oberland was authorised in Ingolstadt and Eichstätt.

Military Minister Ernst Schneppenhorst gave permission.

Albert Ritter von Beck organised the units.

Und zwar reden wir über unsere Reise, aber auch darüber, wie es ist, jetzt wieder in Deutschland zu sein, hier zu studieren, in Köln zu wohnen.

Ich hab bis grade in Eichstätt gewohnt und ja-

In Eichstätt.

Ja.

[lacht]

Ich weiß nicht warum, aber irgendwie, ich will, hab gar keine Lust, andere Städte kennenzulernen.

Ich weiß auch nicht.

Ich wollte ja jetzt auch unbedingt nach Köln, aber ich hab ja vorher schon meinen Bachelor in Den Haag gemacht, meinen Master in Eichstätt und bin deswegen schon 'n bisschen-

So, zurück aus der Pause.

Wir haben unsere Runde erweitert und begrüßen den Trailläufer, Triathlet und was kann er sonst noch alles? Franz Vogel aus Eichstätt.

Servus Franz, schön, dass du dabei bist.

Hi, danke für die Einladung.

Und Johannes, ähm, ich hab's ja grad vorher schon mal gesagt im Offtake: Wie sind wir denn eigentlich darauf gekommen, dass wir den Franz Vogel aus Eichstätt zu uns in den Stammtisch einladen?

Ja, wir waren da ganz uneigennützig.

Ähm, die letzte Folge mit der Eva ist, glaube ich, ganz gut angekommen.

Boah, ich hab jetzt da noch nie so 'ne große Wissenschaft draus gemacht.

The whitish-yellow limestone forms low, flat-topped hills, now isolated from each other by natural denudation, which has removed the intervening rock.

The stone is found at some distance north of the Danube in a line due north of Augsburg in the country about Pappenheim and especially at the villages of Solenhofen, Eichstätt, Kehlheim, and Nusplingen.

These beds belong to the rocks which are named White Jura Limestone in Germany, which is of about the same geological age as the Kimmeridge Clay in England.

Much of it divides into very thin layers, and in these planes of separation, the fossils are found.

The paralysis had disappeared.

Again on the 13th of November, Therese was taken ill. Dr. Albert Seidel, a well-known physician in Eichstätt, was called and he diagnosed the case as a purulent appendicitis, advising immediate operation.

Therese's mother, when she heard that her life of her daughter was in danger, began to weep.

The girl, however, told her that she again saw the great light and was certain that she would again be cured without medical assistance.

One of my colleagues, Dr. Wolfgang Weisel, also a member of the commission, advanced the theory that the patient manages to take some food in a half-somnambulant state in favor of the rigorous observation which had been kept over Therese for fourteen days, during which time she was not allowed to leave the room even for a moment without being accompanied by a physician or one of the specially designated nurses, and during which we even weighed the water she was using for her mouth.

I must discount this possibility, declaring rather that we are facing a case beyond the limits of our medical knowledge.

When the commission saw itself confronted with a problem of explaining the exact meaning of the foreign words which Therese Neumann uttered in her trance, they summoned Dr. Clement Wutz, the distinguished student of ancient languages and learned professor of the University of Eichstätt.

Dr. Wutz was astonished to hear a simple peasant girl uttering words in the ancient Aramaic language.