Salzburg (dpa) – . Geld, Gewalt und männliche Macht dominieren nicht nur die aktuelle Nachrichtenlage, sondern auch die bevorstehenden Salzburger Festspiele. Das zeigt sich schon bei der Neuinszenierung des Stücks „Jedermann“, mit dem das renommierte Opern-, Theater- und Konzertfestival am Samstag (20.7.) so richtig losgeht.
2024-07-19 05:27:22
#Salzburg #Everyman
In the 29th round of the German Bundesliga, Darmstadt hosted Freiburg.
The fate of the match was decided by a single goal, when Doan hit the home team’s goal in the 36th minute and brought a minimal victory to Freiburg – 1:0.
Darmstadt, which occupies the last place in the Bundesliga, can officially be relegated in the next round.
Darmstadt – Freiburg 0:1 (0:1)
Goals: Doan, 36 (0:1)
Darmstadt: Schuchen; Ridel K.; Bader (Holtmann, 73); Clarer; Maglitsa M.; Kempe (Pfeiffer L., 68); Holland F. (Schnellhardt, 81); Gyasula; Karich E. (Torsiello, 81); Vilhelmsson O. (Gonsak, 68); Seidel
Substitutes: Behrens M.; Isherwood; Müller Ya.; Zimmerman
Freiburg: Atubolu; Kubler; Gulde; Gunther Kr. (Macengo J., 72); Grifo (Riol, 46); Hefler; Doane (Sildillia, 90); Shallai R. (Muslia, 72); Kaitel; M. Eggestein; Gregorich (Breunig, 89)
Spares: Fl. Muller; Salai At.; Adam Ch.; Philipp M.
Warning: Shallai R. 4
2023-24, German Championship: Standings
Bundesliga, 29th round
Darmstadt, Bellenfalthor
Darmstadt – Freiburg 0:1
Goal: Doan 36
“Freiburg” drew level with “Augsburg” after a modest away victory over “Darmstadt”. The minimal advantage was provided by Ritsu Doan’s 5th goal of the campaign, which became the only one in the match. Thus, Christian Streich’s wards once again share the seventh place with the Fuggers, which will likely be Germany’s last European cup. “Darmstadt” will probably officially say goodbye to the elite already in the next round.
Frankly speaking, “Freiburg” played an absolutely mediocre match. Another thing is that against the worst team in the Bundesliga, they didn’t need more. One individual surge from Ritsu Doan late in the first half was enough to secure the lead. The Japanese played against the wall with Gregorich’s post and irresistibly shot into the far corner from outside the penalty area.
For the entire second half, “Freiburg” coolly kept the advantage. Their defense cannot be called impeccable, otherwise the outsider would not have scored 14 shots in the second half. On the other hand, “Darmstadt” had no obvious chances. Seidel got the best of it.
At the start of the half he managed to find a shot, but was too sluggish, although Atubol still had to work hard to keep a clean sheet. And already in the 87th minute, Seidel was forgotten in the very center of the penalty area, but the forward was again let down by technique – he failed to place his supporting leg and could not make a good shot. 0:1.
Darmstadt: Schuen – Bader (Holtmann, 73), Klarer, Maglitza, Riedel, Caric (Torziello, 81) – Holland (Schnellgardt, 81), Kempe (Pfeiffer, 68), Gjasula – Seidel, Wilhelmsson (Gonzak, 68)
Freiburg: Atubolu – Gulde, Gulde, Kübler, Keitel – Doan (Sildia, 90), Hefler, Eggestein, Gunther (Macengo, 72) – Grifo (Rel, 46), Shallai (Muslia, 72) – Gregoric (Breunig, 89)
The House for Industrial Culture in Darmstadt, a branch of the State Museum, remains closed to the public until further notice.
Darmstadt ⋅ The House for Industrial Culture on Kirschenallee, a branch of the Hessian State Museum in Darmstadt, remains closed to the public until further notice. Museum director Martin Faass has now announced this. He commissioned a report on the condition of the building facade in October 2023. It now shows further structural defects.
The museum has been enclosed by scaffolding for several years because defects in the yellow clinker brick facade have long been known. The director explained upon request that the safety of the scaffolding had also now been checked. The house houses a printing museum on three floors. “The temporary closure is purely a precautionary measure until we have the assessments from the experts on how to proceed,” explained Faass. As a precautionary measure, the house will remain closed to the public until it is clarified whether further security measures are necessary. The work of volunteers must also be temporarily paused. They were currently in the process of creating a Christmas catalog.
#Closed #due #broken #facade
A man is said to have murdered a young girl in southern Hesse almost 40 years ago. The defendant remained silent at the start of the trial.
Almost 40 years after the violent death of 15-year-old Jutta, the defendant remained silent about the allegations at the start of the murder trial in the Darmstadt regional court on Wednesday. This was agreed upon with the client in advance, said lawyer Andreas Sanders.
According to the public prosecutor’s office, the 62-year-old German, who has multiple convictions, pushed Jutta into a forest in Lindenfels in southern Hesse, threatened her with a knife, raped her and then stabbed her. He is said to have tried to prevent the young person from identifying and reporting him. “He wanted that at any price,” said public prosecutor Eva Heid.
The teenager was on her way back from the outdoor pool to her parents’ house on June 29, 1986 when the crime happened. In February 1988, a walker found her skeletal body. Jutta’s parents and two siblings are co-plaintiffs in the proceedings before the regional court.
The crime ended up with the so-called cold case units of the LKA and the South Hesse police, which from time to time systematically check unsolved murder cases for new clues and use new forensic technology to examine them for previously undiscovered traces.
When the old evidence was re-examined, genetic traces of the suspect were discovered. According to previous information from investigators, he has been convicted several times for sexual offenses and other crimes.
#years #crime #defendant #stand #trial #murder
Dhe exhibition of the hour is quiet. In Studio West, a project space at the Kunsthalle Darmstadt, the curator team consisting of Miriam Schmidt, Kai Altheim and Jonas Höschl is showing nine young positions that struggle to find a contemporary artistic approach to the culture of remembrance that has come under pressure, without ignoring social faults such as racism or homophobia to lose sight. The artists represented in the exhibition succeed in implementing the topic now in focus in a differentiated, reflective and at the same time aesthetically convincing manner.
There is Abie Franklin’s video installation “Gniza”. The artist, who was born in Jerusalem in 1995 and has lived in Berlin since 2015, focuses on the fate of the book as a physical object: a “body,” so to speak, that can be dipped in ice water and buried in the ground, but also burned. We see how the artist exposes books to the elements of earth and water, accompanied by historical photographs of the book burning on Berlin’s Bebelplatz and Micha Ullman’s monument erected there in memory of this politically motivated act of violence. Above all, Franklin describes a visit to his late grandfather’s extensive private library, which also contained Hebrew editions of German-language literary classics.
#Young #art #culture #remembrance #convincing #Darmstadt
