Definition of Landerziehungsheim. Meaning of Landerziehungsheim. Synonyms of Landerziehungsheim

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- von Petersenn married Hermann Lietz, founder of the first German Landerziehungsheim [de]. In 1884, the couple moved to Berlin. There, Petersenn was appointed...
- Academy or GFA). They started working with an education center called Landerziehungsheim Walkemühle, founded in 1921 by a support of Nelson, progressive teacher...
- Heppenheim in the Odenwald. Founded in 1910, it was Germany's oldest Landerziehungsheim, a private boarding school located in a rural setting. Edith and Paul...
- teacher and housemother at the Lietzschen Landerziehungsheim Haubinda, and in 1942 she moved to the Landerziehungsheim Gaienhofen on Lake Constance. During...
- Zurich, which he sold in 1913 to raise funds for the founding of the Landerziehungsheim Hertenstein, which would bring about an educational idea based on...
- funds, Schloss Wieblingen became the home of Thadden's Evangelisches Landerziehungsheim für Mädchen, a private boarding school for girls incorporating the...
- Berlin, from April 1907 to the end of September 1908 he attended the Landerziehungsheim Freie Schulgemeinde in Wickersdorf near Saalfeld in the Thuringian...
- his doctorate at the University of Zurich. He was a teacher at the Landerziehungsheim Glarisegg near Steckborn, where Mascha was born and spent her childhood...
- philosopher Leonard Nelson, and he now applied for a teaching post at the "Landerziehungsheim Walkemühle" educational institution with which Nelson was closely...