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July 1 in German History July 1, 1646 Birth of Gottfried Leibniz in Leipzig. Leibniz is the inventor of differential and integral calculus. (Newton also invented calculus independently at about the same time. Leibnitz was the first to publish.) July 1, 1818 Birth of the physician, Karl von Vierordt
in Baden, Germany. He developed techniques and instruments
for the analysis of blood. July 1, 1881 Death of Rudolf Lotze in Berlin, Germany. Lotze was a philosopher who developed the philosophy of Theistic Idealism. He studied at the University of Leipzig. He later taught at the Universities of Leipzig, Göttingen and Berlin. His noted books are "Logik" (1843), "Mikrokosmos" (3 vols. 1856-64) and "Metaphysik" (1879). July 1, 1900 Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin flies his first airship, the LZ-1. July 1, 1926 Birth of the German composer Hans Werner Henze in Gütersloh, Germany. He began within the 12 tone style but then developed a variety of expressions. July 1, 1959 Heinrich Lübke (CDU) is elected President of the Federal Republic of Germany. (West Germany) July 1, 1964 Heinrich Lübke (CDU) is reelected President of the Federal Republic of Germany. July 1, 1990 Introduction of the West German Mark in East Germany preceding the full reunification. July 1, 1993 Germany changes its system of postal codes, a change made necessary by the reunification. July 1, 1995 Roman Herzog succeeds Richard von Weizäcker as Germany's President (Bundespräsident). July 1, 1999 Johannes Rau succeeds Roman Herzog as Germany's President (Bundespräsident). July 1, 2004 Horst Köhler is inaugurated as Germany's President (Bundespräsident) Back to Today in German History Calendar |
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