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What has the author Hannelore Plicht written?
Hannelore Plicht has written: 'Zur Zukunft von Meister- und Technikerpositionen im verarbeitenden Gewerbe' -- subject(s): Downsizing of organizations, Employees, Manufacturing industries, Supply and demand
What movie and television projects has Caroline van Dommelen been in?
Caroline van Dommelen has: Played Alexandra Iwanovna Medjanof in "De bannelingen" in 1911. Played Roze Kate in "Roze Kate" in 1912. Played Margot in "Tusschen Liefde en Plicht" in 1912. Performed in "Vrouwenoogen" in 1912. Played Johanna in "Graff Willem IV van Holland" in 1912. Performed in "Don Juan" in 1913. Performed in "Silvia Silombra" in 1913. Performed in "Het geheim van het slot arco" in 1915. Played Nora de Roqueville in "Oorlog en vrede - 1916" in 1918. Played Nora de Roqueville in "Oorlog en vrede - 1918" in 1918. Played Nora de Roqueville in "Oorlog en vrede - 1914" in 1918. Performed in "De dood van Pierrot" in 1920.
What has the author Louis Ferron written?
Louis Ferron has written: 'De gallische ziekte' 'Gekkenschemer' 'Turkenvespers' 'Hier ligt Boot' 'Plicht!' 'De keisnijder van Fichtenwald of De metamorfosen van een bultenaar' 'De hemelvaart van Wammes Waggel' 'De ballade van de beul' 'Grand Guignol'
What movie and television projects has Jan van Dommelen been in?
Jan van Dommelen has: Performed in "De bannelingen" in 1911. Performed in "Ontrouw" in 1911. Played Earl Willem IV in "Graff Willem IV van Holland" in 1912. Performed in "Tusschen Liefde en Plicht" in 1912. Performed in "Roze Kate" in 1912. Played A Salior and a Friend of Lucien in "Onschuldig Veroordeeld" in 1912. Performed in "Die Verworfene" in 1912. Performed in "Jopie Gaat Trouwen" in 1912. Played A waiter in "Een Helpende Hand" in 1912. Performed in "Vrouwenoogen" in 1912. Played Signor Carlo in "Krates" in 1913. Performed in "De bloemen, die de ziel vertroosten" in 1914. Performed in "Heilig recht" in 1914. Performed in "Zijn viool" in 1914. Played Vriend van den huize in "Een partij schaak" in 1914. Played Jen Velsen, Cabinetmaker in "De vloek van het testament" in 1915. Performed in "De vrouw Clasina" in 1915. Performed in "Ontmaskerd" in 1915. Performed in "Het geheim van het slot arco" in 1915. Played Henri de Jager in "La renzoni" in 1916. Played Prof. Van der Velde in "Het geheim van den vuurtoren" in 1916. Played Jan Vogel in "Het geheim van Delft" in 1917. Played Hendrik in "Ulbo Garvema" in 1917. Played Reder Bos in "Op hoop van zegen" in 1918. Played Robert de Roqueville in "Oorlog en vrede - 1918" in 1918. Played Robert de Roqueville in "Oorlog en vrede - 1916" in 1918. Played Robert de Roqueville in "Oorlog en vrede - 1914" in 1918. Played Lord Ravenhurst in "De kroon der schande" in 1918. Played Jan Dommel in "Amerikaansche meisjes" in 1918. Played Dalboni in "Een Carmen van het Noorden" in 1919. Played Oude heer Rikkers in "Het goudvischje" in 1919. Played Pancras Duif in "Schakels" in 1920. Performed in "Rechten der jeugd" in 1921. Performed in "De leugen van Pierrot" in 1922. Played Een als bediende vermomd lid van een gangsterbende in "Bulldog Drummond" in 1922. Played Tinus, haar man in "Bleeke Bet" in 1923. Played Bezoeker in cabaret in "Moderne landhaaien" in 1926. Performed in "De familie van mijn vrouw" in 1935. Played Vader van Nora in "De Big van het regiment" in 1935. Played Viswinkelier in "Boefje" in 1939.
Is the Bible story of the fall of Jericho historically and chronologically correct?
Another answer from our community:Not only is the Bible account of the capture of Jericho historical it is confirmed substantially by the discoveries of archeology in numerous places. Such confirmation is startling in its accuracy in terms of its correspondence to the the Bible account. In the early 1990s, there was a startling report by Dr. Bryant G. Woods, who was then at the University of Toronto, of finding remnants of Jericho from Joshua's time. Previous excavations had been in a different section of the mound of ancient Jericho.Woods found a layer of ash 3-foot deep over his entire excavated area. This appears to be clear evidence of large scale destruction by fire. Large stores of spring harvested wheat that were barely touched were also discovered. The city seems to have fallen after a very brief siege, whereas a walled city would usually have been expected to hold out until starvation. 'The fact that Jericho was conquered in the spring (deduced from the spring wheat) also correlates to the biblical account that it was right after Passover, the spring holiday.Dr. Lawrence Stager, the respected professor of Archaeology in Israel from Harvard University said this about Woods' work at Jericho: "On the whole the archaeological assessment is not unreasonable. There is evidence of destruction and the date isn't too far wrong."In addition to the excavations by Bryant Wood, earlier excavations by John Garstang and Kathleen Kenyon, as well as an earlier excavation by a German team established that all of the expected evidence was found. This is quite striking and amazing to find that people still question this when the evidence is 'on the record'.
