- the city of
Leipzig in 1890.
Gohlis is now
divided into
three administrative localities (
Gohlis-Süd,
Gohlis-Mitte and
Gohlis-Nord), all of
which belong...
- The
Gohlis Palace (in German:
Gohliser Schlösschen) is a
Rococo building in the
Leipzig borough of
Gohlis, Germany,
built as a
representative bourgeois...
- Leipzig-
Gohlis (German:
Bahnhof Leipzig-
Gohlis) is a
railway station located in
Gohlis, a
borough of Leipzig, Germany. The
station is
located on the...
-
prominent opera houses in Germany, was
founded in 1693.
During a stay in
Gohlis,
which is now part of the city,
Friedrich Schiller wrote his poem "Ode to...
- melody.
Schiller wrote the
first version of the poem when he was
staying in
Gohlis, Leipzig. In 1785, from the
beginning of May till mid-September, he sta****...
-
Krochsiedlung (also
called Neu-
Gohlis) is a 16 ha (40 acres)
residential development in the
Neues Bauen architectural style in
Gohlis, a
district of Leipzig,...
- Otto
founded a
company for the
manufacture of wire
ropeways in 1874 in
Gohlis, near Leipzig. This was the
beginning of
Adolf Bleichert & Co.
which in...
- tramways, Leipzig-
Gohlis,
which later became the world's
largest cable car factory.
Adolf Bleichert was born as the
second child of the
Gohlis miller August...
- sections, such as Leipzig-Messe–Gaschwitz (S2, S4, S5, S5X) and Leipzig-
Gohlis–Leipzig-Stötteritz (S1 and S3), line
overlaps resulted in
compressed train...
-
September 1802 in Korbach; died 1878 in Vienna) who
moved the
business to
Gohlis at the end of the 1830s. From there, the
family continued to
prosper financially...
