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2. www.columbia.edu › ~fdc › familyFrankfurt Germany 1959-61 - Columbia University

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   May 2, 2024 · Frankfurt High School published its own yearbook, Focus, for the first time in 1960-61. Prior to that, different American schools in Europe shared the same yearbook, with a chapter for each school. The 1959-60 and 1958-59 yearbooks, both called Erinnerungen, came in two parts; Frankfurt High school was the first chapter in Part B.

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3. www.bygonely.com › germany-1950sWhat Germany looked like in the 1950s through these ...

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   Despite the economic and political challenges, the 1950s were a fertile period for German culture. Music, cinema, and literature all flourished. In the realm of music, German Schlager, a style of pop music, became hugely popular. Films like ‘The Trapp Family’ and ‘The Sinner’ attracted large audiences. German literature, too, witnessed ...

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   Does Frankfurt high school have a yearbook?

   • Also see (onsite)... Frankfurt High School published its own yearbook, Focus, for the first time in 1960-61. Prior to that, different American schools in Europe shared the same yearbook, with a chapter for each school.

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   When did Frankfurt become a high school?

   • During the war it served as a military hospital, an officer's school, and temporary housing for bombed-out families. From May 1945 to September 1946 it was billets for American occupation troops. It became Frankfurt's American high school in Fall 1946 and served in that capacity through Spring 1954. [ 3 ]

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   What languages were offered at Frankfurt high school?

   • At Frankfurt high school when I was there in 1959-61, Latin, German, French, and (from Fall 1960) Russian were offered as electives. Checking the 1977-78 yearbook I see that Russian had been removed and Spanish added. High School... Friedrich-Ebert-Reformschule, which would become the first Frankfurt High School in 1946.

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   Where was Frankfurt in the Cold War?

   • The city of Frankfurt was located in the US Army Northern Area Command (NACOM), one of six Cold War commands in 1952-1965, covering a large part of the American zone of Germany (which by then had also subsumed the French Zone).

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5. ftp.columbia.edu › ~fdc › familyFrankfurt Germany 1959-61

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   Frankfurt High School published its own yearbook, Focus, for the first time in 1960-61. Prior to that, different American schools in Europe shared the same yearbook, with a chapter for each school. The 1959-60 and 1958-59 yearbooks, both called Erinnerungen, came in two parts; Frankfurt High school was the first chapter in Part B.

6. aoshs.org › memories › locationsGermany Archives - American Overseas Schools Historical Society

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   Turner, Vera: Mannheim, Germany: 1950-1951. On an afternoon in mid-August 1950, emotions were running high as the troop transport, General George Goethels, slowly pulled into the port of Bremerhaven. Many of the 75 teachers abroad were feeling some anxiety at facing the unknown awaiting them as teachers for Dependent Schools in a war-torn ...

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7. www.columbia.edu › ~fdc › germanyFrankfurt High School Revisited - Columbia University

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   Frankfurt High School Revisited Remembering Frankfurt, Germany, 1959-61 New 2019-2024: Narrative with photos, about 55 pages: click here This website is intended to recall the experience of American military families living in Frankfurt, Germany, in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

8. poundpuplegacy.org › document › 108827Pound Pup Legacy | Germany's war children scramble to find ...

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   Mar 26, 2006 · Germany's war children scramble to find their GI fathers. ⬤ public. By Colin Nickerson. March 26, 2006 / boston.com. BERLIN -- They were offspring of romance in the occupation era, born to German women who had flings with American GIs -- sometimes for love, sometimes for a moment's passion, and sometimes, in the hardest days immediately after ...

9. www.frankfurthigh.com › history › subpagesFAHS Yearbooks - Frankfurt American High School

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   Classes of 81, 84-86 and 89-93 - Please form a team or be a class representative to get your Yearbooks scanned and other photos and memorabilia scanned/photographed and put online click images to go to YB page