Sustainability of hospital-based midwife-led antenatal care consultation — a qualitative study by Anja Siegle, Friederike Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, Martina Roes

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Pediatric Nurses in Early Childhood Intervention in Germany—Emergence of a New Professional Role: Situational Analysis and Mapping by Birte Kimmerle, Friederike zu Sayn-Wittgenstein Hohenstein, Ursula Offenberger

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Caregiver exposure to critical events and distress in home-based palliative care in Germany a cross-sectional study using the Stressful Caregiving Adult Reactions to Experiences of... by Michael Galatsch, Holly G. Prigerson, Wilfried Schnepp, Friederike zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, Jian Li

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Unterrichtsentwurf: Die Entwicklung eines nationalen Identitätsbewusstseins in den von Napoleon besetzten Ländern by Natalie Fridrich

“…Nathalie Friedrichs proposes the following lesson plan for the senior classes of the German Gymnasium (grammar-school): „Die Entwicklung eines nationalen Identitätsbewusstseins in den von Napoleon besetzten Ländern“ (The Development of a National Sense of Identity in the Countries Occupied by Napeoleon).The central question, however, is whether this new German national consciousness at the dawn of the 19th century can be traced back to Napoleon’s reign in the Rhineland region or whether it emerged during the wars of liberation as a result of a firm rejection of Napoleon.The following materials will be given to the pupils beforhand: A short preparatory text with essential background information, a pithy quote , and two historical sources, namely the appeal of Ludwig Adolf Peter Graf von Sayn-Wittgenstein to support the war of liberation, and another more francophile source by the physician Adolf Kußmaul. …”
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Franz Liszt’s Contacts with Croatian Musicians and Dignitaries by Vjera Katalinić, Sara Ries

“…Liszt was also acquainted with Croatian aristocratic families Sermage, Vranyczany and Buratti in Zagreb and Rome, and the contacts of Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer (1815-1905; also from Osijek) were more intense, not linked only to Liszt, but also to Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein.…”
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