Wer wann was: Ideen, Köpfe, Ereignisse

Wer wann was: Ideen, Köpfe, Ereignisse

Peter Albrecht

A calendar guide through history: for every day of the year, it provides interesting inventions, important people and key events. A fun and useful overview of world history for younger ages.

The book is designed as a daily guide to history: for each date, the reader finds short, informative notes on important inventions, births and deaths of famous people, and key historical events that occurred on that day. In this way, it makes history alive and accessible, showing how rich our world is in events that we often forget.

Author Peter Albrecht (a German historian) focuses on a mix of great world moments and lesser-known but interesting facts. The book is ideal for daily browsing, as inspiration for learning, writing, or simply quizzing knowledge. It is great for school projects, history buffs, or those who want to learn something new every day.

The format is clear and practical - it is not about deep scientific analysis, but about an attractive, easy-to-read compilation of facts that arouses curiosity. The book highlights how ideas, brilliant minds, and key moments have shaped our world today - from science and technology to culture and politics.

The perfect gift or permanent book on the desk for anyone who loves trivia, history, and curiosities. It is easy to read and at the same time enriches knowledge in a fun way.

Dimensions
19 x 12.5 cm
Pages
196
Publisher
Edition XXL, Fränkisch-Crumbach, 2005.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: German.

One copy is available

Condition:Unused
 

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