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Schulfrei zu Kriegszeiten, 1914

Da der Weltkrieg ausgebrochen ist, entfällt für die Volksschüler der Unterricht.

School class at Koellnischen High School in Berlin, 1914

Sixth grade students of a high school in Berlin in their classroom. On the walls hang the colored school caps, which were a sign of recognition for the class reached.

Girl of a community school, 1914

Students of a Berlin community school, who voluntarily gather at the school in their free afternoon to make Liebesgaben (packages for soldiers).

Hosiery knitting in Berlin girls' schools, 1914

During the First World War, stockings were knitted in Berlin girls' schools to support soldiers on the front.

Sedantag or Emperor's Birthday celebration in a school in Prussia, 1914

The annual Sedan Day and Emperor's birthday celebrations were obligatory for all schools in Prussia and are celebrated here with a speech given by the director (centre of picture).

Sewing room of the domestic science school, 1914

The photo shows the sewing room of the Marthashof Home Economics School in Schwedter Strasse in Berlin. This is a charitable institution founded by the protestant pastor Theodor Fliedner.

Sedan festivity in a primary school in Berlin, 1914

At a local school in Berlin takes place in the first weeks of the First World War, a celebration of Sedan. The teacher in the middle with the black-white-red flag cheers the Emperor, the students are cheering and waving.

Berlin pupils in a schoolyard, 1917

Students of a Berlin school have gathered in the courtyard to make an excursion to the countryside.

Gymnasists, 1918

Pupils of the Luisengymnasium in Munich. [automated translation]

Girl students at the handiwork afternoon, 1918

Girl students of a primary school came voluntarily in the afternoon to school to prepare handiworks, which they intend to give to their "dearly beloved".

Elementary school students of the Sauerland community, around 1900

The 10th from the left in the front row is the later CDU politician and second president of the Federal Republic of Germany, Heinrich Luebke.

Elementary school class on an excursion

A teacher with his elementary school class on a summer outing. The photo is undated.

School class around 1903

Photo of a girls' class taken around 1903.

German School in Dar-es-Salaam, 1903

A German teacher educates black students in a school. On the wall above the blackboard hang the pictures of Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Empress.

Schulklasse in Leipzig, 1903

Eine Mädchenklasse in Leipzig.

Abitur class, 1905

High school graduates of the Realgymnasium (secondary school) in Duisburg. Second standing from the right, the later admiral and chief of defence of the Third Reich, Wilhelm Canaris. Because of his contact with the resistance against National Socialism he was hanged in 1945 in the Flossenbuerg concentration camp.

Student at a desk, 1907

A boy sits at a folding desk for students.

Schoolgirls learning home economics, 1908

Schoolgirls in the first grade of Friedenau elementary school in a home economics class.

School class in Friedenau, 1908

Pupils of a community school in Friedenau near Berlin at work.

Students of the Mission School at the grace

Under the guidance of their white teacher (background, center) the students from the Mission School in Mariannhill hold their grace. To the right is a wooden altar with a crucifix. The children belong to the Zulu tribe.

School education in Upper Silesia, 1909

Education in the so-called "Kinderschulstube" (children schoolroom) in the Upper Silesian industrial district Donnersmarckhuette at Zabrze.

The director of a gymnasium in Berlin, 1909

The Privy Councillor Dr. C. Bardt, Director of the Joachimsthalsches Gymnasium in Berlin. After serving in this position for 22 years, he retired in 1909.

Social democrats since 1863

Social democrats since 1863, Germany, german empire

School

Berlin public primary school around 1870

Teacher in the 19th century

Portrait photo of a prospective, already certified teacher in his best suit, striped collar and the then fashionable pince-nez on his nose. Photo undated. Late 19th century. [automated translation]

School 1900 bis 1919

Girls' school, 1899

Meeting with the director of the Pestalozzi-Froebel-Haus in the Barbarossastrasse in Berlin. Here young girls received schooling and vocational training, which was considered exemplary for that time.

Cooking lessons at a girls' school, 1907

Cooking lessons in Berlin-Friedenau.

Berlin pupils at the Bismarck games, 1915

Young men and news despatcher with bikes at the Bismarck games of the Berlin secondary schools during the First World War.

Celebration in honour of the Kaiser's brithday, 1916

Pupils stand on a gun, war loot form the First World War, and cheer as the emperess arrives on the day of the emperor's birthday in Berlin in front of the town's castle.

Clothes collection in Berlin , 1915

Pupils collect clothes in baskets during the 'Reich's whool week'.

Schulklasse

Group portrait of teachers, pupils and students aged between 10 and 14 years in a mixed class in a classroom. 1900. Photograph by F. Heine. Aspangbahn.

Schulklasse mit Schuluniform

Lviv. Lvov. Galicia (now Ukraine) Group portrait of a Polish school class in school uniform. 1908 photograph of studio Rivoli. Lvov.

Gruppenbild von neun Gymnasiasten

Group portrait of nine school boys aged 12 to 15 years. About 1865. Photograph

Schulzeugnis Sigmund Freuds

School report of the later psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. About 1873. Photograph.

All girl class in Fuerth, 1910

Class photo of a public school class in Fuerth. The teacher of the schoolgirls stands on the right.

Students at gym class, 1911

In gym class a student does a so-called "rifle-jump". He is catapulted from a stick held horizontally by four to six people and can gather such momentum that he can jump as high as 4 meters up and as far as 8 meters away.

School class, 1912

A school class with their teacher. [automated translation]

Tug of war between two school classes, 1912

Tug-of-war between two school classes at the gymnastics and game festival of the secondary schools in Berlin's Treptower Park.

Village school class, 1910

A village school class, held outdoors in the summer, as was often the case at that time.

School

School in the 19th century. Film frame.

Children reading a telegram, 1914

School boys read a telegram with war news during the First World War.

Mobile dental clinic for schools in Dortmund, around 1914

A school dental clinic car in a schoolyard in Dortmund. The students are examined by the dentist in the mobile dental clinic in the schoolyard.

Student as voluntary guard soldier, 1914

In the first years of war, spy hysteria spread throughout the empire. Bridges, roads and railway lines were guarded by volunteers to prevent suspected gold smuggling from France to Russia. The photo shows a high school student is standing guard voluntarily.

Students loading gathered woolen materials, 1915

Because of the shortage of raw materials during the First World War gathering campaigns were organized like the "Reich Wool Week". In the photo students load a trolley with things they have gathered.

Book collection, 1916

Grammar school boys collect books during the 'Reichsbuecherwoche', the 'Reich's book week', at the time of the First World War.

Pupils shovelling snow, 1917

Pupils of the Werner- Siemens- grammar school in Berlin- Schöneberg help to clean the streets from snow as an auxiliary service during the First World War.

High school students promoting war loans, 1917

Berlin high school students during the First World War advertise with posters war loans: 'Who subscribes for a war loan shortens the war'.

Pupils playing music, 1917

Berlin pupils play music after finishing work in the agricultural auxiliary service.

Sewing room in Munich , 1915

Girls of the 7th and 8th grade sew for the 'Vereinigung fuer private Kriegshilfe', the union of private war support of Munich.

Luise of Baden and Hilda of Baden at the opening of a school, 1911

The Grand Duchesses Luise of Baden (left) and her daughter-in-law Hilda of Baden (right) open a school for small children in Friedrichsthal near Karlsruhe. At the end of the ceremony, the two Grand Duchesses gather together with the children for a photo.

School for women, 1911

A modern school at that time for future housewives. Here they learn how to cook.

Teaching in a girls' class, 1913

Look in the classroom of a school class. The teacher sits at the desk, three female students stand before the blackboard.

Dental check up in a school in Berlin, 1914

School dental clinic of the Children's Welfare Office in the Berlin workers' district of Neukoelln.

High school students as couriers, 1914

In the first weeks after the outbreak of World War I the Berlin Post Office used older students as temporary workers in order to replace mailmen who had become soldiers. The photo shows one of these carriers in a colorful school cap handing over a letter.

Music class in the Duncan School in Berlin, 1914

A teacher and students of the 'Duncan School for Girls' in Berlin have grouped around a piano during the music lesson.

German school in East Africa, 1914

A black teacher instructs local students in Wuga

High school student as a message carrier, 1914

In the first weeks of the outbreak of war in 1914, the Berlin Post Office used older students as temporary workers.

Berlin schoolboys collecting old rubber, 1916

In wartime, as here in 1916, students were a cheap and eager reserve of labour for collections and public duties.

Eine bayrische Bäuerin mit ihrem Kind beim Lesenlernen

Eine bayrische Bäuerin mit ihrem Kind beim Lesenlernen. Um 1900. Photographie

The business of master tinsmith Porsche, 1889

Group photo from the workshop of master tinsmith Anton Porsche in Maffersdorf rechts der Neisse. Right and left of the owner (centre) are the two senior journeymen, behind him are the journeymen and in front are the two apprentices, below them (right) the 14-year-old creator of the Volkswagen, who later became world-famous Professor Dr. Ing. h. c. Ferdinand Porsche.

The journeyman saddler Friedrich Ebert, 1889

Fifth from the left, the 18-year-old saddler in the circle of his colleagues in Wesel, where Friedrich Ebert was employed by the Konrad Scherz company in 1889.

Servants school, circa 1900

Girls receive domestic service education in a school kitchen. They weigh out flour and cut vegetables.

Prince Friedrich Siegismund as craftsman, around 1910

The oldest son of Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia (right) at his examination at the end of his apprenticeship as carpenter. The photo is undated.

Prince Friedrich Siegismund as craftsman, around 1910

The oldest son of Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia (right) during his apprenticeship as a carpenter apprentice. The photo is undated.

Training at the Police Academy in Berlin

Under the supervision of a police officer, constables of the Prussian police learn the 'Old Prussian armlock' whereby the suspect is taken at the collar and seat of pants and is led away.

apprentices 17th century until 1918

Assembly room of the Zeus-Fahrradwerke, around 1910

Assembly room of the Zeus-Fahrradwerke in Benneckenstein in the Harz Mountains, the only company at that time still producing wooden bicycles.

Prince of Hohenzollern as a craftsman apprentice, 1910

Prince Friedrich Karl of Prussia (1893-1917) during his apprenticeship as a locksmith before a board of examiners. He was the son of Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia and Princess Louise Sophie of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and in this way nephew of the last German emperor.

Female students of a home economics school in the washing room.

Formation of Chinese craftsmen in Qingdao, 1911

Chinese workmen are trained in the Tsingtauer Werft (Tsingtao shipyard) by German mechanics. In the middle: the teacher and the mechanic Limbach, left:. the two Chinese housefathers.

Police learn how to send telegraphs, 1911

Policemen learn how to send telegraphs on Morse machines at police headquarters.

Lesson at the police school in Cottbus, 1912

Police at the police academy in Cottbus study theory. The teacher's topic is fingerprints. Pictures on the wall show characteristic body parts such as the form of the head, eyes and ear.

The Luisenhof in Baerwalde, 1914

Seminar for the training of teachers of agricultural household science and of the Agricultural and Domestic Science School for Young Girls (Land- und Hauswirtschaftsschule fuer junge Maedchen). Here, the students in the kitchen.

Education in the school kitchen, 1908

In the new community school in Friedenau students take a lesson in food science.