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Polar herbicides in the German Baltic estuaries

2016
HPLC-MS/MS was preferred over GC-MS for the analysis of the herbicides glyphosate, mecoprop, MCPA, isoproturon, bentazon and chloridazon and the metabolites aminomethylphosphonic acid (AMPA), chloridazon-desphenyl and chloridazon-methyl-desphenyl in water samples. The occurrence of the target compounds in the Baltic estuarine water was studies in 2012.
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Microplastic concentrations in beach sediments along the German Baltic coast

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2015
The contamination with microplastic particles and fibres was evaluated on beaches along the German Baltic coast. Sediments were sampled near the Warnow and Oder/Peene estuaries, on Rügen island and along the Rostock coast to derive possible entry pathways. Seasonal variations were monitored along the Rostock coast from March to July 2014. After density
Andrea, Stolte, Stefan, Forster, Gunnar, Gerdts, Hendrik, Schubert   +3 more
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Lifeworlds of Baltic Germans

The present book examines a largely overlooked scientific discipline in Personality Psychology known as Psychography. The origins of Psychography can be traced back to the efforts of William Stern in 1911. As a scientific discipline, Psychography seeks to elucidate how individuals develop significant life patterns throughout their lives and make ...
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VI. The Baltic Germans and German Policy towards Latvia after 1918

The Historical Journal, 1970
During the First World War Germany had aimed at the eventual annexation of the Baltic provinces of Russia, later to become the independent Baltic states of Estonia and Latvia. After Germany had been defeated in November 1918, the young German Republic faced the task of building up relations with these small states. A new and difficult situation existed
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[History of German-Baltic relations in medicine].

Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 2005
Today, the three Baltic countries Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, have well-known medical faculties with international standing. Their individual histories are briefly outlined. However, relations of the German academic world were closest with the university of Dorpat (today: Tartu).
H, Tankler, G, Laschinski, I, Roots
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The Baltic States in Soviet-German Relations, 1939

Nationalities Papers, 1989
By 1920 nationalist forces had won independent statehood for Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. But they owed their victory to a propitious sequence of world-shaking events: first, the German defeat of Russia followed by the Entente defeat of Germany; second, the subsequent assistance the Entente rendered nationalist Estonians, Latvians, and Lithuanians ...
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Organophosphorus compounds in the German Baltic coastal area

2020
This study investigates whether representatives of inositol phosphates and natural phosphonates are present in aquatic systems on the German Baltic coastal area and how high their proportion of total organic phosphorus is. Due to a lack of quantitative analytical methods, appropriate methods based on chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry were ...
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The Russian and the Baltic German nobility in the eighteenth century

Cahiers du monde russe et soviétique, 1993
Roger Bartlett, Noblesse russe et allemande balte au XVIIIe siècle. Après la conquête de la Livonie par Pierre le Grand, la noblesse allemande balte apporta à la Russie une structure sociale, une tradition d'autonomie locale et une philosophie politique très différentes de celles qui avaient cours en Russie. Dans la seconde moitié du xvine siècle,
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Estonian Folklore as A Source of Baltic-German Poetry

Journal of Baltic Studies, 2011
Estonian folk tales form a common element in Estonian and Baltic-German (lyro)epic poetry. Baltic-German interest in Estonian folkloric heritage originated in the eighteenth century, when J. G. Herder first encouraged the collection of Estonian and Latvian folk songs.
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A German ‘Heimat’ further east and in the Baltic region?

Journal of European Studies, 2006
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, unification and the subsequent reinvention of the nation, German filmmakers have revisited their country's ‘Heimatfilm’ traditions with a view to placing themselves creatively in the context of its intellectual and artistic heritage.
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