Reproduction of photograph of Kaufman and Rosenberg family portrait on the occasion of the wedding of Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph (left); Hamburg.

Includes Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph (left), Thekla (Tekie) Joseph (standing center), Karl Kaufman and Else Kaufman (right)

Reproduction of wedding portrait of Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph; Hamburg.

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Reproduction of portrait of Ludwig Rosenberg; Hamburg.

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Portrait of Arno Nadel holding a copy of Wagner's "Tannhauser"; Hamburg Portraits; Men

Handwritten on verso: "Hamburg den 27 11.17 Sontag"

Reproduction of portrait of Kurt Rosenberg; Hamburg.

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Reproduction of portrait of Kurt Fritz Rosenberg at age four; Hamburg.

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Reproduction of photograph of Kaufman and Rosenberg family portrait on the occasion of the wedding of Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph (left); Hamburg.

Includes Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph (left), Thekla (Tekie) Joseph (standing center), Karl Kaufman and Else Kaufman (right)

Reproduction of wedding portrait of Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph; Hamburg.

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Reproduction of portrait of Ludwig Rosenberg; Hamburg.

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Interior views of the last Rosenberg home; Hamburg.

The Rosenberg family left the home September 1938

Albert and Elsa Einstein on board ship with captain and unidentified man and woman leaving Hamburg going to California Portraits; Groups

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Ausbau der Unterwasser-Beobachtungstechnik im Institut für Fischereitechnik der Bundesforschungsanstalt für Fischerei, Hamburg

Die Unterwasser-Beobachtungstechnik mit Hilfe von Videokameras wurde nach 1945 entwickelt und erzielte in den 50er Jahren ihre ersten aufsehenerregenden Erfolge auf dem Gebiet der Wracksuche. Versuche mit der neuen Technik in der Fischereiforschung ließen gleichzeitig die Grenzen bei der Beobachtung von fischereilichen Fanggeräten und -objekten erkennen: die geringe Lichtstärke der verfügbaren Kameras erforderte den Einsatz von Kunstlicht, d.h. eine Beobachtung des Fangprozesses unter "natürlichen" Bedingungen ohne Zusatzbeleuchtung war nicht möglich. Diese Einschränkung sowie die am Beginn jeder technischen Entwicklung unvermeidlichen Kinderkrankheiten verhinderten zu dieser Zeit die allgemeine Einführung der Unterwasser-Beobachtungstechnik mit Video-Kameras in der Fischereiforschung.

Bird migration and the spread of Crustacea. [Translation from: Verhandlungen der Deutschen Zoologischen Gesellschaft 27, 311-316, 1963.]

The passive spread of a high percentage of freshwater organisms is one of the most important requirements in short-lived and insular communities for species to attai n and survive - and consequently to balance the lack of a topographical continuity of most inland waters. Unfortunately hardly anything is known about the amounts of seed material typical for any lake into which it is carried. The causes of passive dissemination - wind, water and animals as well as man - are confirmed by many examples. It has been assumed now for at least a hundered years that , among animals, birds play a prominent role, although also disappointingly few facts are at hand. The passage and spread through birds' intestines has up to now been supported only by some limited data. This paper reports on experimental research where the eggs of Daphnia magna, Triops cancriformis, Artemia salina, Diaptomus spinosus and Cypris pubera were introduced by means of gelatine capsules into the oesophagus of a drake. The bird's excrements were inspected under a microscope for eggs and resting stages, and these were transferred into corresponding cultures.

Glycocalyx production in teleosts [Translation from: Verhandlungen der Deutschen Zoologischen Gesellschaft, p.286, 1970]

Shielding the organism against harmful effects from the environment is one of the most important tasks of the outer covering of all animals. The epidermis of primarily aquatic organisms and the epithelia of organs which are exposed to water, such as the digestive or the urinary system, possess a film of glycoproteins and mucopolysaccharides, the glycocalyx. This short paper examines the relationship of the mucus cells with the glycocalyx.