ts pale color. In total, 6.622 cubic meters of quarry stone and 1.935 cubic meters of stone for walls were used.

The roof was created from glazed tiles fixed with copper wire. Nave slabs are made of artificial tuff due to its light weight.

Memorial Hall

 
Luther statue in the memorial hall

The memorial hall is located on the ground floor of the tower. Like a tower, it has a hexagonal shape. The hall is located in front of the main entrance, as this is the only place where visitors can see the protesters, since their statues are not allowed to be placed in the interior of the church.

 
I’m standing on that ...

In the center of the room is a bronze statue of Martin Luther on a pedestal made of Swedish granite. This is a gift from American Lutherans of German descent. Luther holds an open Bible in his left hand, and his right hand is clenched into a fist. With his right foot he tramples on the papal bull for excommunication. On the mosaic floor in front of the statue is laid out the famous phrase of the reformer: German. Hier stehe ich, ich kann nicht anders, Gott helfe mir. Amen!I stand on that, I cannot do otherwise, and may God help me.” Amen .

Around are statues of six princes who were present at the protest on April 19, 1529:

At the intersections of arches are the coats of arms of 14 imperial cities that supported the protest: Strasbourg , Augsburg , Ulm , Konstanz , Lindau , Memmingen , Kempten , Nördlingen , Heilbronn , Reutlingen , Isni , St. Gallen , Weissenburg , Nuremberg and Bad Windsheim .

Main Portal

 
Statue of king david

The portal consists of two parts, separated in the middle by a column of sandstone, on which is a statue of King David with a harp in his right hand and a scroll in his left. The scroll says it. Der Herr behüte deinen Ausgang u. Eingang von nun an bis in Ewigkeit (The Lord will guard your coming out and your coming in now and forever. Psalm 120: 8 )

On the inside of the portal is a statue of an angel with an open book, which says: him. Selig, die Gottes Wort hören u. bewahren .

Building Interior

Inside the church there are oak benches decorated with the arms of benefactors. The total capacity of the building is 1800 places.

36 windows

 

The building has 36 stained glass windows, created in the style of historicism.

The main window in the apse was donated by the last German imperial couple, William II and his wife Augusta Victoria, so it is called the imperial choirs. The heads of the seven angels in the middle third of the window are written from the children of the emperor. Wilhelm II had this to say about this: German. Früher war'n dat mal sieben Bengelchen, heute sind es Engelchen ( Formerly these were seven little villains, today they are angels ).

Ground floor

Lobby

Galleries

Bells

The original bells were cast by Franz Schilling in Apold in 1900-1903. The main bell - a gift from the emperor, weighing 9,150 kilograms, was destroyed at de: Glockenfriedhof in 1942 in Hamburg. The remaining four bells returned to the church after the war, but after testing their quality was found to be unsatisfactory. The new bells were cast by the Bahert brothers from Karlsruhe in 1959.
TitleWeightThe size
Martin Luther7 540 kg2.33 m
Jean Calvin4 452 kg1.95 m
Ulrich Zwingli2,530 kg1.59 m
Gustav II Adolf1,578 kg1.33 m
Gustav II Adolf1,578 kg1.33 m
Martin Bucer729 kg1.00 m
Zachariah Ursin627 kg0.93 m
Johann Bader443 kg0.83 m

Authority

The original organ was not preserved. It was created in 1900 in Stuttgart by CF Weigle, the final work was carried out by Öttingen Firm Steinmeyer in 1902. He had 65 sounding registers, divided into four manuals and a pedal. This body was dismantled during the reconstruction in 1938-39. The modern tool was created in the workshop of D. Kleuker in Bielefeld in 1979. Its 97 registers allow it to be considered the largest authority in the southwestern part of Germany.

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Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Protest Memorial Church Protests&oldid = 95003678



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FC "Stalin Plant" in the 1933 season

The season of 1933 was the 3rd for the football club Stalin Plant (since 1936 - Torpedo Moscow ). In it, the club for the first time participated in two championships of Moscow in one calendar year. In the spring championship of the Torpedo team in the preliminary round, he beat CSKA . In the autumn, car makers took 4th place, only one point behind the winner.

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Composition

No.PositionNameYear of birth
VRVsevolod Vinogradov1915
VREgor Kursky
DefenseVyacheslav Orlov1906
PPVladimir Ershov1914
PPVictor Maslov1910
NapAnatoly Emelyanov1908
Ananyev
No.PositionNameYear of birth
Zhukov
I. Ivanov
Kurapov
Polyakov
Victor Semenov
E. Semenov

Moscow Championship 1933 (spring)

Preliminary Round

Matches

RivalScore
CDCA13
Ducat+ - -

Sub-A Standings

A placeTeamGlasses
oneCDCA3
2ZIS2
3Kazankaone

Moscow Championship 1933 (fall)

Matches

RivalScore
Hammer and sickleten
Ducat0 - 2
Dynamo5 - 2
ZKP13
ZIF20
Kazanka3 - 1
Geophysics20
Goznak4 - 0
CDCA0 - 1
SKiG9 - 2
Trehgorkathirty

Standings

A placeTeamGlasses
oneHammer and sickle17
2Ducat17
3Dynamosixteen
fourZISsixteen
fiveZKP13
6ZIF12
7Kazanka12
eightGeophysics9
9Goznakeight
tenCDCA7
elevenSKiGfour
12Trehgorkaone

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Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=FK_loseFactory_Name_Stalina_ in_season_1933&oldid = 91351882



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>2: 3oneFriendly match23December 23, 1934Athens , Greece  Greece1: 2-Balkan Cup 1934-3524December 25, 1934Athens , Greece  Bulgaria4: 3-Balkan Cup 1934-3525June 20, 1935Sofia , Bulgaria  Greece6: 1oneBalkan Cup 193526June 24, 1935Sofia , Bulgaria  Bulgaria3: 32Balkan Cup 193527August 18, 1935Katowice , Poland  Poland3: 2-Friendly match28September 6, 1935Belgrade , Yugoslavia  Czechoslovakia0-0-Friendly match29May 10, 1936Bucharest Romania  Romania2: 3oneCarol II CupthirtyJuly 12, 1936Istanbul , Turkey  Turkey3: 3-Friendly match31May 9, 1937Budapest , Hungary  Hungary1: 1-Friendly match32June 6, 1937Belgrade , Yugoslavia  Belgium1: 1-Friendly match33August 1, 1937Belgrade , Yugoslavia  Turkey3: 1-Friendly match34September 6, 1937Belgrade , Yugoslavia  Romania2: 1oneFriendly match35October 3, 1937Prague , Czechoslovakia  Czechoslovakia4: 5-Edward Benes Cup36October 10, 1937Warsaw , Poland  Poland0-4-World Cup Selection 193837February 26, 1939Berlin , Germany  Germany2: 3-Friendly match38May 7, 1939Bucharest Romania  Romania0: 1-Friendly match39May 18, 1939Belgrade , Yugoslavia  England2: 1-Friendly match40June 4, 1939Belgrade , Yugoslavia  Italy1: 2-Friendly match41November 12, 1939Belgrade , Yugoslavia  Hungary0: 2-Friendly match42April 14, 1940Vienna , Germany  Germany2: 1-Friendly match43September 29, 1940Budapest , Hungary  Hungary0-0-Danube cup44November 3, 1940Zagreb , Yugoslavia  Germany2: 0-Friendly match

Total: 44 matches / 18 goals; 15 victories, 9 draws, 20 defeats.

Coaching

After completing his football career after World War II, George switched to coaching. He coached youth teams Belgrade "Partizan" and "OFK", coached the youth team of Yugoslavia . In 1967 he was also the coach of the Turkish " Altai ". At the coaching post he was replaced by Miljan Milianich .

Achievements

Team

"OFK"
Yugoslavia team

Personal

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Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Vujadinovich,_Jordje&oldid=101105258



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