Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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Der kalifornische Goldrausch

Am 24. Januar 1848 taucht ein Zimmermann in Coloma seine Hand in den American River und holt sie voller Gold wieder heraus. Seine Entdeckung löst eine wahre Flut an Funden aus, und bald strömen die Menschen zu Hunderttausenden in die amerikanische Wildnis, um ihr Glück und ein ne ...  Show more

Pompeji und der Ausbruch des Vesuvs

Was passiert, wenn ein Vulkan nur zehn Kilometer entfernt von einer geschäftigen Stadt ausbricht? Im Jahr 79 n.Chr. gilt der Vesuv als eine Quelle des Reichtums für die Menschen, die in seinem Schatten leben. Sie ahnen nicht, dass bald eine der berühmtesten Naturkatastrophen der ...  Show more

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