Tony Silber
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Und wir spielen am 12.6. im Kino am Olympiasee. Sagt man am Olympiasee? Oder im Olympiasee?
Und wir spielen am 12.6. im Kino am Olympiasee. Sagt man am Olympiasee? Oder im Olympiasee?
Und wir spielen am 12.6. im Kino am Olympiasee. Sagt man am Olympiasee? Oder im Olympiasee?
Und wir spielen am 12.06. im Kino am Olympiasee in Zusammenarbeit mit unserem Partner Backmarket eine Live-Show, unser allererstes Open Air.
Und wir spielen am 12.06. im Kino am Olympiasee in Zusammenarbeit mit unserem Partner Backmarket eine Live-Show, unser allererstes Open Air.
Und wir spielen am 12.06. im Kino am Olympiasee in Zusammenarbeit mit unserem Partner Backmarket eine Live-Show, unser allererstes Open Air.
Nein, es war eigentlich das Gegenteil. D.C. wurde überhaupt nicht verteidigt. Es wurde kaum verteidigt. Es gab vielleicht 1.100, 1.200 lokale Militär, viele von denen waren nicht leidenschaftlich. Und es gab keine USA-Armee zu sprechen. Es gab wahrscheinlich ein bisschen mehr als 16.000 Männer in der US-Armee. Ich sage Männer deliberat.
Nein, es war eigentlich das Gegenteil. D.C. wurde überhaupt nicht verteidigt. Es wurde kaum verteidigt. Es gab vielleicht 1.100, 1.200 lokale Militär, viele von denen waren nicht leidenschaftlich. Und es gab keine USA-Armee zu sprechen. Es gab wahrscheinlich ein bisschen mehr als 16.000 Männer in der US-Armee. Ich sage Männer deliberat.
Nein, es war eigentlich das Gegenteil. D.C. wurde überhaupt nicht verteidigt. Es wurde kaum verteidigt. Es gab vielleicht 1.100, 1.200 lokale Militär, viele von denen waren nicht leidenschaftlich. Und es gab keine USA-Armee zu sprechen. Es gab wahrscheinlich ein bisschen mehr als 16.000 Männer in der US-Armee. Ich sage Männer deliberat.
They were mostly scattered west of the Mississippi on the frontier. So the city was unbelievably vulnerable. As you say, it was a slave-holding city and it was deep within hostile territory, what became hostile territory, right? Maryland was surrounded on three sides and Virginia on the other.
They were mostly scattered west of the Mississippi on the frontier. So the city was unbelievably vulnerable. As you say, it was a slave-holding city and it was deep within hostile territory, what became hostile territory, right? Maryland was surrounded on three sides and Virginia on the other.
They were mostly scattered west of the Mississippi on the frontier. So the city was unbelievably vulnerable. As you say, it was a slave-holding city and it was deep within hostile territory, what became hostile territory, right? Maryland was surrounded on three sides and Virginia on the other.
As to why the Confederates didn't march in, I mean, that's the question that's probably been debated over the last 160 or so years. You know, there's a few reasons that I outlined in the book, but it is something that continues to be an open question and discussed.
As to why the Confederates didn't march in, I mean, that's the question that's probably been debated over the last 160 or so years. You know, there's a few reasons that I outlined in the book, but it is something that continues to be an open question and discussed.
As to why the Confederates didn't march in, I mean, that's the question that's probably been debated over the last 160 or so years. You know, there's a few reasons that I outlined in the book, but it is something that continues to be an open question and discussed.
Lincoln was only on the job as president for seven weeks. And I think there was a reluctance on the part of Americans north, mostly north, but some south, that it would ever come to blows. I think the sentiment in the government, William Seward, Secretary of State and Lincoln and others, was that Just let tensions cool, temperatures come down and things will be alright.
Lincoln was only on the job as president for seven weeks. And I think there was a reluctance on the part of Americans north, mostly north, but some south, that it would ever come to blows. I think the sentiment in the government, William Seward, Secretary of State and Lincoln and others, was that Just let tensions cool, temperatures come down and things will be alright.