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Verlagsinfo: Riga war das Zentrum jüdischen Lebens in Lettland. Mit dem Einmarsch deutscher Truppen im Juli 1941 wurde die Stadt zu einem Zielort von Deportationen und zum Tatort nationalsozialistischer Vernichtungspolitik. Angehörige von SS, Polizei und Wehrmacht sowie lokale Hilfstruppen ermordeten fast alle lettischen sowie die aus Deutschland, Wien, Prag und Brünn nach Riga deportierten Jüdinnen und Juden. Unter den Deportierten waren auch 753 Hamburgerinnen und Hamburger. Der Hannoversche Bahnhof war Ausgangspunkt, aber auch Zwischenstation für Deportationen aus Norddeutschland nach Riga. Die wenigen Überlebenden kehrten nur selten in ihre Heimatländer zurück. Zumeist kämpften sie vergeblich um Gerechtigkeit. Ebenso blieb eine umfassende juristische Aufarbeitung der Verbrechen aus. Zwei der umfangreichsten Verfahren zu den deutschen Verbrechen in Riga fanden in den 1950er und 1970er Jahren vor dem Hamburger Landgericht statt. Heute ist der Hannoversche Bahnhof in Hamburg ein wichtiger Erinnerungsort an die Deportationen nach Riga. Die Ausstellung möchte dazu beitragen, die Deportationen nach Riga und das nationalsozialistische Morden im öffentlichen Gedenken Deutschlands wie auch Lettlands zu verankern.

This work explores Soviet Lithuania (Lithuanian SSR), the historic topics. The paper provides an overview and analysis of securities youth, education, employment, gender relations, holiday images, periodicals, magazines SSR youth. The aim is to highlight the diversity of youth images, features, evolution and change, and the reality of Soviet ideology influence their expression. Through thematically close historiographic work, relevant sources of information obtained in interviews and assessments of research, insights and summaries to find images of youth, periodicals, magazines SSR young realism. 1944 II, after the Soviet occupation of Lithuania has taken shape with new ideals, values, imagery-based society. Some young people actively engaged in resistance activities in favor of the occupation and the societal changes, as well as a number of young people become loyal to the Soviet government, saw better prospects for personal, his self-realization, education, job opportunities than in the previous political system of independent Lithuania. Lithuanian Soviet education system was identified with the ideological education. Formed by young people the values, ideals of the concept of worldview, historical understanding of the past has been closely linked with the Soviet ideology. Soviet youth magazines reflected a well-kept example of what values, norms, which have been condemned, what goes unnoticed. Youth images of Soviet Lithuania in magazines for young people, reflected in the Soviet values and ideals, which was intended to convey through the images provided by their peers. Youth education, employment has been closely linked images with tarybinėmis public values, ideals and norms. Gender relations, gender expression, were associated with the Soviet morality and moral concepts. Images of youth and their development and change, the Lithuanian Soviet youth magazines was associated with changes in the political leadership of the Soviet Union, particularly the new generation of educational, social, labor and employment reforms in domestic and foreign policy change. All these elements led to censorship and the agencies' activity. Soviet young men come into play minor key and get the image defined in Soviet magazines for young people, as a loyal Soviet citizen, passed the Soviet moral principles, ideals of securities, a Soviet patriot and internationalist together, reaching your potential is self-education, working full expressions to be useful to the public for collective individual, by active activist. At 7 and 8 decades showed a relatively large number of young people who did not meet the ideals of the Soviet youth, public expressions of norms and standards. Some of these young people, especially students, were led by the nation's interest Lithuanian ethnographic, ethnological, linguistic heritage, in order to maintain and preserve, create, ethnographers and hiking associations. Other young people will receive part, influenced by western music, lifestyle movements, based on a unique worldview, lifestyle, appearance, styles, fashions, most were referred to as hippies, punks, rockers and other communities. Soviet ideals of youth, magazines, images failed to identify themselves with the changes taking place among young people, and took little other young people formed the Soviet ideals, standards, values, world view concepts, so it caused the young people of the Soviet system and the confrontation. Lithuanian Soviet youth magazines, they reflect the versatile young images, thematic spectrum was affected and constrained by the Soviet ideology, propaganda, and thus failed to fully reflect the reality of Soviet Lithuanian youth living reality, topical subjects, images of youth, problems, especially those of youth, the lifestyle, attitudes, interests did not meet the standards of Soviet youth.

This work explores Soviet Lithuania (Lithuanian SSR), the historic topics. The paper provides an overview and analysis of securities youth, education, employment, gender relations, holiday images, periodicals, magazines SSR youth. The aim is to highlight the diversity of youth images, features, evolution and change, and the reality of Soviet ideology influence their expression. Through thematically close historiographic work, relevant sources of information obtained in interviews and assessments of research, insights and summaries to find images of youth, periodicals, magazines SSR young realism. 1944 II, after the Soviet occupation of Lithuania has taken shape with new ideals, values, imagery-based society. Some young people actively engaged in resistance activities in favor of the occupation and the societal changes, as well as a number of young people become loyal to the Soviet government, saw better prospects for personal, his self-realization, education, job opportunities than in the previous political system of independent Lithuania. Lithuanian Soviet education system was identified with the ideological education. Formed by young people the values, ideals of the concept of worldview, historical understanding of the past has been closely linked with the Soviet ideology. Soviet youth magazines reflected a well-kept example of what values, norms, which have been condemned, what goes unnoticed. Youth images of Soviet Lithuania in magazines for young people, reflected in the Soviet values and ideals, which was intended to convey through the images provided by their peers. Youth education, employment has been closely linked images with tarybinėmis public values, ideals and norms. Gender relations, gender expression, were associated with the Soviet morality and moral concepts. Images of youth and their development and change, the Lithuanian Soviet youth magazines was associated with changes in the political leadership of the Soviet Union, particularly the new generation of educational, social, labor and employment reforms in domestic and foreign policy change. All these elements led to censorship and the agencies' activity. Soviet young men come into play minor key and get the image defined in Soviet magazines for young people, as a loyal Soviet citizen, passed the Soviet moral principles, ideals of securities, a Soviet patriot and internationalist together, reaching your potential is self-education, working full expressions to be useful to the public for collective individual, by active activist. At 7 and 8 decades showed a relatively large number of young people who did not meet the ideals of the Soviet youth, public expressions of norms and standards. Some of these young people, especially students, were led by the nation's interest Lithuanian ethnographic, ethnological, linguistic heritage, in order to maintain and preserve, create, ethnographers and hiking associations. Other young people will receive part, influenced by western music, lifestyle movements, based on a unique worldview, lifestyle, appearance, styles, fashions, most were referred to as hippies, punks, rockers and other communities. Soviet ideals of youth, magazines, images failed to identify themselves with the changes taking place among young people, and took little other young people formed the Soviet ideals, standards, values, world view concepts, so it caused the young people of the Soviet system and the confrontation. Lithuanian Soviet youth magazines, they reflect the versatile young images, thematic spectrum was affected and constrained by the Soviet ideology, propaganda, and thus failed to fully reflect the reality of Soviet Lithuanian youth living reality, topical subjects, images of youth, problems, especially those of youth, the lifestyle, attitudes, interests did not meet the standards of Soviet youth.

This work explores Soviet Lithuania (Lithuanian SSR), the historic topics. The paper provides an overview and analysis of securities youth, education, employment, gender relations, holiday images, periodicals, magazines SSR youth. The aim is to highlight the diversity of youth images, features, evolution and change, and the reality of Soviet ideology influence their expression. Through thematically close historiographic work, relevant sources of information obtained in interviews and assessments of research, insights and summaries to find images of youth, periodicals, magazines SSR young realism. 1944 II, after the Soviet occupation of Lithuania has taken shape with new ideals, values, imagery-based society. Some young people actively engaged in resistance activities in favor of the occupation and the societal changes, as well as a number of young people become loyal to the Soviet government, saw better prospects for personal, his self-realization, education, job opportunities than in the previous political system of independent Lithuania. Lithuanian Soviet education system was identified with the ideological education. Formed by young people the values, ideals of the concept of worldview, historical understanding of the past has been closely linked with the Soviet ideology. Soviet youth magazines reflected a well-kept example of what values, norms, which have been condemned, what goes unnoticed. Youth images of Soviet Lithuania in magazines for young people, reflected in the Soviet values and ideals, which was intended to convey through the images provided by their peers. Youth education, employment has been closely linked images with tarybinėmis public values, ideals and norms. Gender relations, gender expression, were associated with the Soviet morality and moral concepts. Images of youth and their development and change, the Lithuanian Soviet youth magazines was associated with changes in the political leadership of the Soviet Union, particularly the new generation of educational, social, labor and employment reforms in domestic and foreign policy change. All these elements led to censorship and the agencies' activity. Soviet young men come into play minor key and get the image defined in Soviet magazines for young people, as a loyal Soviet citizen, passed the Soviet moral principles, ideals of securities, a Soviet patriot and internationalist together, reaching your potential is self-education, working full expressions to be useful to the public for collective individual, by active activist. At 7 and 8 decades showed a relatively large number of young people who did not meet the ideals of the Soviet youth, public expressions of norms and standards. Some of these young people, especially students, were led by the nation's interest Lithuanian ethnographic, ethnological, linguistic heritage, in order to maintain and preserve, create, ethnographers and hiking associations. Other young people will receive part, influenced by western music, lifestyle movements, based on a unique worldview, lifestyle, appearance, styles, fashions, most were referred to as hippies, punks, rockers and other communities. Soviet ideals of youth, magazines, images failed to identify themselves with the changes taking place among young people, and took little other young people formed the Soviet ideals, standards, values, world view concepts, so it caused the young people of the Soviet system and the confrontation. Lithuanian Soviet youth magazines, they reflect the versatile young images, thematic spectrum was affected and constrained by the Soviet ideology, propaganda, and thus failed to fully reflect the reality of Soviet Lithuanian youth living reality, topical subjects, images of youth, problems, especially those of youth, the lifestyle, attitudes, interests did not meet the standards of Soviet youth.

Johann Jacob Quandt (1686–1772) ist eine der hervorragendsten Persönlichkeiten Preussens im 18. Jahrhundert. In der litauischen Literatur- und Kulturgeschichte ist er als aktiver Anreger des litauischen Schrifttums, vor allem religiösen, bekannt. Die ersten Vertreter der Familie Quandt findet man in Preussen schon zur Zeit der Reformation. Johann Jacob Quandt studierte an der Königsberger Universität zu der Zeit, als Kurfürstentum Preussen zu einem Königreich wurde. Das war das wichtigste politische Erreigniss in diesem Lande seit der Einführung der Reformation. Demzufolge erlebte die alte Albertina ihre Wiedergeburt. Nach Königsberg drangten sich die Ideen der Aufklärung, die akademische Jugend wurde mit den Problemen der puren deutschen Spache konfrontiert, die Pfarrer der litauischen Gemeinden begannen die erste philologische Polemik wegen der Normierung der litauischen Schriftsprache. Der König von Preussen Friedrich der I. förderte die Herausgabe der litauischen religiösen Bücher, die zur Glaubensfestigung der Bevölkerung dienten. 1701–1706 erschienen fünf litauische Bücher. Unter den Theologiestudenten, den Altersgenossen von J. J. Quandt, fanden sich die der litauischen Sprache kundigen künftige Übersetzer der litauischen religiösen und weltlichen Bücher. Die schöpferische Kräfte waren dabei, der Bedarf an religiösem Schrifftum, insbesondere an der litauischen Bibel, wuchs, die Situation zur Herausgabe der Bücher angesichts der Preussischen Regierung war äußerst. [der volle Text, siehe weiter]

Johann Jacob Quandt (1686–1772) ist eine der hervorragendsten Persönlichkeiten Preussens im 18. Jahrhundert. In der litauischen Literatur- und Kulturgeschichte ist er als aktiver Anreger des litauischen Schrifttums, vor allem religiösen, bekannt. Die ersten Vertreter der Familie Quandt findet man in Preussen schon zur Zeit der Reformation. Johann Jacob Quandt studierte an der Königsberger Universität zu der Zeit, als Kurfürstentum Preussen zu einem Königreich wurde. Das war das wichtigste politische Erreigniss in diesem Lande seit der Einführung der Reformation. Demzufolge erlebte die alte Albertina ihre Wiedergeburt. Nach Königsberg drangten sich die Ideen der Aufklärung, die akademische Jugend wurde mit den Problemen der puren deutschen Spache konfrontiert, die Pfarrer der litauischen Gemeinden begannen die erste philologische Polemik wegen der Normierung der litauischen Schriftsprache. Der König von Preussen Friedrich der I. förderte die Herausgabe der litauischen religiösen Bücher, die zur Glaubensfestigung der Bevölkerung dienten. 1701–1706 erschienen fünf litauische Bücher. Unter den Theologiestudenten, den Altersgenossen von J. J. Quandt, fanden sich die der litauischen Sprache kundigen künftige Übersetzer der litauischen religiösen und weltlichen Bücher. Die schöpferische Kräfte waren dabei, der Bedarf an religiösem Schrifftum, insbesondere an der litauischen Bibel, wuchs, die Situation zur Herausgabe der Bücher angesichts der Preussischen Regierung war äußerst. [der volle Text, siehe weiter]

Businesses face political, economic, environmental, and social pressures to act in a sustainable and circular manner. Circular economy (CE) emerges as an alternative to the linear way of producing goods and services and seems to successfully respond to the current need of companies to generate profits and be sustainable simultaneously. For those companies already established in the market and making use of linear models, the transition means a major challenge. This is especially relevant for the European region, due to its high levels of industrialization. In many cases, the problems that arise during this transition are not identified in advance and in some cases occur without the responsible managers being aware of them. Previous research has focused mostly on the field of industrial ecology, but few studies have analyzed the barriers that companies need to overcome from a managerial perspective. For this reason, the theoretical methodology available to explain, predict and understand challenges and opportunities (C&O) from a manager´s point of view, is limited. In addition, existing literature has demonstrated the central role of digital data technologies (DDT) as enablers in the transition and their potential to create sustainable competitive advantages (SCA) for the respective enterprise.