Leipzig Collection (page 20)

Reichsgericht, Leipsig (i. e. Leipzig), Saxony, Germany
Reichsgericht, Leipsig (i.e. Leipzig), Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

New concert room and library, Leipsig (i. e. Leipzig), Saxon
New concert room and library, Leipsig (i.e. Leipzig), Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

University and Mendebrunnen, Leipsig (i. e. Leipzig), Saxony
University and Mendebrunnen, Leipsig (i.e. Leipzig), Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Monument of Victory, Leipsig (i. e. Leipzig), Saxony, German
Monument of Victory, Leipsig (i.e. Leipzig), Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

12th Deutsches Turnfest at Leipzig
12th Deutsches Turnfest (German Gymnastics Festival) at Leipzig - 12th-16th July, 1913. Adorning the festival garland Date: 1913

Christian August Crusius
CHRISTIAN AUGUST CRUSIUS German churchman and professor at Leipzig Date: 1717 - 1775

Construction of the Battle of Nations memorial, Leipzig, 191
Illustration showing the construction of the huge Battle of Nations memorial monument at Leipzig to commemorate the battle fought in and around Leipzig against Napoleon

Wallenstein at Leipzig
Wallensteins army besieges Leipzig, held by the Protestants Date: 1632

Looting in Leipzig / 1923
Riots break out in Leipzig when the unemployed loot the city centre. Date: 1923

Battle of Breitenfeld
A satirical broadsheet showing Gustav defeating Tilly at the Battle of Breitenfeld, just outside Leipzig. 1631

GERMANY: LEIPZIG, c1910. View of the Augustusplatz in Leipzig, Germany, with the Mendebrunnen, completed in 1886, in left foreground. German autochrome postcard, c1910

Smallest book, SEM
Smallest book in the world. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the smallest published book in the world. This tiny leather- bound volume measures just 2.4 by 2.9 millimetres in page area

Satellite image of Saxony state, Germany

Neanderthal DNA extraction. Close up view of a technician drilling a sample of fossilised Neanderthal (Homo neanderthalensis) bone

Avenue to the Monument to the Battle of the Nations, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Bicycle, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Leipzig University, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Mural, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Column outside of Nikolaikirche, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Reflection of Thomaskirche in bank windows, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Statue of Bach, Thomaskirche, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Statue of Bach, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Thomaskirche, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Grassi Museum, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Monument to the Battle of the Nations, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Museum Coffe Baum (Coffee House and Museum), Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Mendelssohn statue, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

The Reformed Church, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

City skyline and Michaeliskirche, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Street market, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Madler Passage, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Russische Kirche (Russian Orthodox Church of St. Alexius), Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Germany Leipzig
Street scene : the Georgenhaus, with its depiction of Saint George, is in the background

Mendelssohn at Leipzig
Mendelssohn conducts his own music at the Leipzig Gewandhaus

Ernst Heinrich Weber
ERNST HEINRICH WEBER German physiologist at Leipzig, depicted with his brother

Carl Ludwig, Medical
CARL LUDWIG German anatomist at Marburg, Zurich, Vienna and Leipzig

German News Sheet 1678
Front page of the KRIEGS- POSTILLION, bringing news of the war to the people of Leipzig

Thuringer Hof Drinking
Students drinking in the Thuringer Hof, Leipzig

Slade Test Room
Slades mediumistic powers were tested by Johann Zollner in this room belonging to baron Hoffman at Leipzig, Germany. The results were striking - but fraudulent

Greetings from Leipzig
Bunnies take a load of easter eggs to the Leipzig market

Leipzig Sinking 1914
During the Battle of the Falkland Islands, German vessel Leipzig sinks with great loss of life after a relentless British attack

Monument to Johann Sebastian Bach outside St. Thomas church, Leipzig, Germany, Europe

Battle of Leipzig Day 3
Battle of LEIPZIG : the Allied leaders confer on the third day of the battle

Karl Elmendorff / Leipzig
KARL ELMENDORFF German conductor

Battle Scene 1813
Battle of Leipzig The charge of the Brandenburgischen Husaren- Regiment overwhelms the French

Leipzig / Lawcourt C1900
Leipzig: the law courts

Leipzig Swimmers 1914
Members of the Arbeiter- Schwimmverein (Workers swimming club) of Leipzig, just before World War One in which many of these fine young men will lose their lives

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Leipzig, a city steeped in history and culture, holds many secrets within its borders. From the Napoleonic era to the Battle of Leipzig, this German city has witnessed significant events that shaped its destiny. Johann Sebastian Bach, a renowned composer and organist, left an indelible mark on Leipzig during his time here in 1746. His portrait serves as a reminder of his musical genius and his association with Thomaskirche (Saint Thomas Church) and Thomasschule (Saint Thomas School), where he once sang. Located in the eastern part of the Kingdom of Saxony, Leipzig became synonymous with intellectualism thanks to August Ferdinand Möbius. This brilliant mathematician contributed greatly to the field of geometry during his tenure at Leipzig University. The Battle stands as one of Europe's bloodiest conflicts. The charge led by brave soldiers echoes through time, reminding us of their sacrifice for freedom. Imperial Airways' poster showcases how Leipzig served as a vital transportation hub connecting people from all corners of the world. Its strategic location made it an important stopover point for travelers. Wagner and Schalk are two prominent figures associated with Leipzig's rich musical heritage. Their contributions have immortalized them in history books alongside other great composers who graced this vibrant city with their talent. Gutenberg's press revolutionized communication by making books accessible to all. In Leipzig, this invention found its place among countless literary works that enriched minds throughout generations. Katharinenstrasse captures the essence of daily life in Leipzig - bustling streets filled with cafes like Café Zimmermann where Collegium Musicum held weekly performances. These gatherings brought joy and entertainment to locals and visitors alike. As dawn breaks over Neues Gewandhaus concert hall in Augustusplatz, it symbolizes new beginnings for music enthusiasts attending concerts that fill these hallowed halls with melodies that touch hearts deeply.