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Karl Baedeker: 'Akka & Umgebung   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Karl Baedeker  (1801–1859)  wikidata:Q77302 s:it:Autore:Karl Baedeker q:en:Karl Baedeker
 
Karl Baedeker
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Birth name: Karl Ludwig Johannes Baedeker
Description German publisher, traveler and bookseller
Date of birth/death 3 November 1801 Edit this at Wikidata 4 October 1859 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Essen Koblenz
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artist QS:P170,Q77302
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Leipzig : Baedeker
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'Akka & Umgebung
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Deutsch: ige Herrschaft, die im N. bis zum Hunds-tluß und Baalbek, im S. bis Cäsarea reichte. Besonders berühmt wurde erdurch seine Bauten ; er ließ zu diesem Zwecke antikes Material aus Askalon(S. 114), Cäsarea (S. 22(J) und andern Gegenden herbeischleppen. 1799 be-lagerte und bestürmte Napoleon die Stadt vergeblich. Dschezzär Pascha.starb 1804; unter seinem Sohne Solimän wurde das Land ruhiger und fried-licher regiert. 1832 eroberte und zerstörte Ibrahim Pascha die Stadt. Doch AKKA. 25. Route. 217 stets erhob sie sich wieder. 1840 wurde sie von den vereinigten Flotten Eng-lands und Österreichs bombardiert (S. Lxxxi). Daß nach solchen Ver-wüstungen fast keine Spuren höhereu Altertums sichtbar sind, ist begreiflich. Akkä, Hafenstadt von 12 000 Einwolinern (darunter 3000Christen und Juden), Sitz eines Mutesarrif, liegt auf einer kleinenLandzunge, an deren SO.-Spitze man im Wasser noch lieste einesMolo sieht. Das einzige Tor befindet sich auf der 0.-Seite. Die iky\/\ 7&wmmmmM§

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Date 1910
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Palästina und Syrien : die Hauptrouten Mesopotamiens und Babyloniens und die Insel Cypern; Handbuch für Reisende, with maps and plans, Karl Baedeker (Firm), P.342

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