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Hans Ulrich Kempski and Klaus Boelling

Hans Ulrich Kempski, long-time chief correspondent of Sueddeutsche Zeitung in conversation with Klaus Boelling, a publicist.

Hans Ulrich Kempski and Klaus Boelling

Hans Ulrich Kempski, long-time chief correspondent of Sueddeutsche Zeitung in conversation with Klaus Boelling, a publicist.

Hans Ulrich Kempski and Klaus Boelling

Hans Ulrich Kempski, long-time chief correspondent of Sueddeutsche Zeitung in conversation with Klaus Boelling, a publicist.

Hans Ulrich Kempski, 2002

Aufnahmedatum: 26.07.2002 Portrait Hans Ulrich Kempski, Autor Süddeutsche Zeitung

Hans Ulrich Kempski, 2002

Aufnahmedatum: 26.07.2002 - 26.07.2002 Portrait Hans Ulrich Kempski, Autor Süddeutsche Zeitung

Hans Ulrich Kempski, 2002

Aufnahmedatum: 26.07.2002 Portrait Hans Ulrich Kempski, Autor Süddeutsche Zeitung.

Expo 2000 - World's Fair in Hanover

Expo 2000 - World's Fair in Hanover, Expo Weltausstellungen

Hans Ulrich Kempski, 1999

Hans Ulrich Kempski (born 1922), journalist, former editor-in-chief and special correspondent of the Süddeutsche Zeitung. [automated translation]

Gerhard Schröder, 1999

Federal Chancellor Gerhard Schröder (right) at the book presentation of "Um die Macht- Sternstunden und sonstige Abenteuer der Bonner Bundeskanzler" by Hans-Ulrich Kempski (left). [automated translation]

Gerhard Schröder, 1999

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, long-time chief correspondent at Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, long-time chief correspondent at Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, long-time chief correspondent of Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

Hans Ulrich Kempsi and Gerhard Schroeder

Hans Ulrich Kempski, a longtime chief correspondent of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung and Gerhard Schroeder, the Prime Minister of Lower Saxony.

Hans Ulrich Kempski and Helmut Kohl

Hans Ulrich Kempski, a longtime chief correspondent of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung and Chancellor Helmut Kohl.

Tourist queue in front of the Forbidden City, 1994

This shot shows the line of tourists in front of the entrance to the Forbidden City in Beijing. [automated translation]

Street scene in Beijing, 1994

This shot shows a street scene in Beijing. [automated translation]

Mao bronze monument in Schenyang, 1994

This photograph shows a square with a bronze monument to Chinese Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-tung in Schenyang, a metropolis in northeastern China. There is a cult of Mao in China. [automated translation]

New residential buildings in Beijing, 1994

This photograph shows new apartment buildings in Beijing. [automated translation]

Hans Ulrich Kempski, 1992

Hans Ulrich Kempski (right) at the opening of the "World Press Photos 1992" in conversation with SZ editor-in-chief Dieter Schröder (left) and Peter Scholl-Latour (center). [automated translation]

Hans Ulrich Kempski, 1978

Hans Ulrich Kempski, Chief Correspondent and Member of the editorial board of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung (center).

Chinese Army, 1973

This photo shows soldiers of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) during parade exercises. Although there was compulsory military service in China, the soldiers were still selected according to physical constitution and resume. The origins of the VBA lie in the Nanchang Uprising of Aug. 1, 1927.

Journalisten der SZ mit amerikanischen Kollegen, 1972

Die amerikanischen Journalisten von "Stars ad Stripes", die während der Olympischen Spiele die englischsprachige Seite in der Süddeutschen Zeitung vom 26.08.bis 10.09.1972) betreut haben, werden nach dem Ende der Spiele von ihren Münchner Kollegen in den Redaktionsräumen an der Sendlinger Straße verabschiedet. V.li.: Dr. F. Thoma, Clay Sherman, Ingrid Bachstein, Jos. R. Weisel, Homer Cable, Dr. H. Hegert, H. Deiring, Hans Ulrich Kempski, W. Saekel, C. H. Meyer.

Hans Ulrich Kempski in China, 1972

The chief correspondent of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung, Hans Ulrich Kempski, is led by a "little red soldier" through the facilities of the Youth Palace in Shanghai. He holds the boy by the hand.

Hans Ulrich Kempski in China, 1972

The chief correspondent of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung, Hans Ulrich Kempski, air rifle shooting in a Chinese Youth Palace.

Hans Ulrich Kempski in China, 1972

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief correspondent of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung, visiting a people's commune in China. Behind him is a house wall with Chinese characters.

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief editor, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

SZ correspondent Hans Ulrich Kempski, Daimler Benz director Alexander Glock,

From left to right: Sueddeutsche Zeitung correspondent Hans Ulrich Kempski, Daimler Benz director Alexander Glock, Liselotte Enderle, publisher Andreas Huck, Anneliese Gründig and Dr. Felix Buttersack.

Dr. Hans Heigert

Dr. Hans Heigert, chief editor, Germany, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief editor, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Sueddeutscher Verlag: 25th Anniversary in Octobre 1970

Sueddeutscher Verlag: 25th Anniversary in Octobre 1970, Sueddeutscher Verlag, print media

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief editor, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

25th anniversary of the SZ, 1970

At the ceremony to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Süddeutsche Zeitung in the Herkulessaal of the Munich Residenz: Bavaria's former Minister President Wilhelm Hoegner, Willy Brandt and SZ editor Hans Ulrich Kempski (from left). [automated translation]

Street trade in China

This photo shows a street vendor in China. Undated photo, presumably in the 70s.

Street trade in China

This picture shows the street trade in China. In the background is a poster reading "Friendship" and "Progress". Undated image, probably in the 1970s.

A peasant woman feeds ducks in China

This photo was taken in a people's commune, with a peasant woman feeding her own ducks. She wears a wristwatch as a sign of the social advancement she has made. People's communes are agricultural collectivization, the agriculture trade monopoly is taken over by the state. This land reform was carried out after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the land of the so-called landlords was taken away and distributed to the peasants. Undated photo, probably in the 1970s.

Little red soldiers

Little boys and girls in pre-military training with air rifles.

Little red soldiers

Little boys and girls in pre-military training with air rifles.

Little red soldiers

Little boys and girls in pre-military training with air rifles.

Chinese girls as high voltage fitters

High-voltage fitters who specialize in being electrically charged and endure 220,000 volts. Their special ability is to fix faulty high voltage power lines without shutting off the power.

Gerhard Schroeder

Gerhard Schroeder, politician, Germany, CDU

Gerhard Schroeder

Gerhard Schroeder, politician, Germany, CDU

Gerhard Schroeder

Gerhard Schroeder, politician, Germany, CDU

Gerhard Schroeder

Gerhard Schroeder, politician, Germany, CDU

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief editor, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief editor, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief editor, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Celebrations marking the Tunisian independence, 1956

Solemn march through Tunis on the occasion of Tunisia's independence from France. A man is holding a poster with the image of President Habib Bourguiba.

Hans Ulrich Kempski

Hans Ulrich Kempski, chief editor, Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Coolies transporting goods in China, 1949

This photograph shows a coolie when transporting a load with a two-wheeled cart (in the background), then a common means of transport for heavy loads.