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Donnerstag, den 23. September 2004 um 00:00 Uhr |
David ist ein männlicher Vorname (aus dem hebräischen: der Geliebte). So hieß ein König im Alten Testament David. Auch der Schutzpatron von Wales (Sankt David), eine Statue von Michelangelo
sowie der letzte Kaiser von Trapezunt (David Komnenos, 1459-1461) hörten auf diesen Namen. Zudem gibt es in Panama die Stadt "David".
(Einer der in mindestens einer Woche des Jahres 2003 am häufigsten verwendeten Begriffe in deutschen Suchmaschinen)Flickr PhotosDiese Bilder werden nach dem Zufallsprinzip von flickr zum Thema "David" geliefert. Wir haben keinen Einfluss auf deren Auswahl.
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Interior of a ward on a British Ambulance Train in Franceby National Library of ScotlandInterior of an ambulance-train ward, France, during World War I. This image is very striking due to the lighting and the tunnel effect of the train carriage, which is emphasised by the parallel lines of the wooden panelling on the roof. Two nurses are busy tending the wounded while two officers survey the scene from the top of the carriage.
Ambulance trains were used in the main to transport large groups of soldiers to the French coast so that they could return to England, normally through Dov . . . | 
Alfred Lenz with Reggie the burroby Smithsonian InstitutionDescription: Inscription lower right: "Reggie - 6 mo's old". Identification on verso (handwritten): Late - Alfred David Lenz - and Reggie - Taken at Arizona 1908. The "jackass" was as gentle as a house pet and followed his keeper every where - even into the shack for the nights' slumber. In Mexico and Arizona - making a study of Indians.
Lenz, Alfred, 1872-1926
Creator/Photographer: Unidentified photographer
Medium: Black and white photographic print
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