Comments for Revhead http://ozebook.com/wordpress www.ozebook.com Fri, 11 May 2012 09:21:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Australia by The death of Baxter – Nullarbor Crossing 1841 | Revhead http://ozebook.com/wordpress/book-store/australia/comment-page-1#comment-4391 The death of Baxter – Nullarbor Crossing 1841 | Revhead Fri, 11 May 2012 09:21:52 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?page_id=21922#comment-4391 [...] and download Edward Eyre’s Journals Of Expeditions Of Discovery Into Central Australia And Overland From Adelaide To King Georg... This entry was posted in Australia, History by muzza. Bookmark the [...] [...] and download Edward Eyre’s Journals Of Expeditions Of Discovery Into Central Australia And Overland From Adelaide To King Georg… This entry was posted in Australia, History by muzza. Bookmark the [...]

]]> Comment on The choir that never came home -the Vienna Mozart Boys Choir by Suzanne Strommer http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/9096/comment-page-1#comment-4266 Suzanne Strommer Thu, 03 May 2012 21:10:07 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=9096#comment-4266 Hello! i am just looking up information on the 'Vienna Mozart Boys Choir' because i am going to visit Vienna with my four sisters next year and came across this article. I'm not sure how long ago it was written but i have a video of the 50th year the boys had been in Australia.(1989) from SBS. It's so interesting! I remember my dad, Herbert Strommer telling me how all the boys thought Georg Gruber was a wonderful man and that they all liked him very much. They couldn't believe he had to leave. He thought it was a made up story because of a very jealous mother. Hello! i am just looking up information on the ‘Vienna Mozart Boys Choir’ because i am going to visit Vienna with my four sisters next year and came across this article. I’m not sure how long ago it was written but i have a video of the 50th year the boys had been in Australia.(1989) from SBS. It’s so interesting!
I remember my dad, Herbert Strommer telling me how all the boys thought Georg Gruber was a wonderful man and that they all liked him very much. They couldn’t believe he had to leave. He thought it was a made up story because of a very jealous mother.

]]> Comment on Butterabby Graves – Devil’s Creek, Mingenew, Western Australia by WILLIAM G LEWIS http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/7524/comment-page-1#comment-4212 WILLIAM G LEWIS Wed, 02 May 2012 03:44:03 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=7524#comment-4212 THEY ALL APPEAR AS WIDI PEOPLE THEY ALL APPEAR AS WIDI PEOPLE

]]> Comment on Motorcycles by johnfleff@yahoo.com http://ozebook.com/wordpress/book-store/motorcycles/comment-page-1#comment-4200 johnfleff@yahoo.com Mon, 30 Apr 2012 16:10:36 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?page_id=21719#comment-4200 Great Job!!! Great Job!!!

]]> Comment on The choir that never came home -the Vienna Mozart Boys Choir by Pearce Rood http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/9096/comment-page-1#comment-3882 Pearce Rood Sun, 15 Apr 2012 09:45:21 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=9096#comment-3882 I was at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa while Georg Gruber was appointed Professor of Music there in about 1953. He was instrumental in developing the Rhodes Chamber Choir which earned a fine reputation both is South Africa and overseas. A TV program in 1980, about the young Austrian members of the Vienna Choir, who had remained in Autralia at the outbreak of the war, suggested that Gruber had been a member of the Nazi party and had caused a number of Jewish members of the management of the choir school to be removed from their positions and replaced by himself. There was also, apparently, an article about the event in the Weekend Magazine of the Australian newspaper in 1980 but I have not seen it. I recall from the TV program that the girl who was apparently in love with Gruber was 14 years old at the time! I was at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa while Georg Gruber was appointed Professor of Music there in about 1953. He was instrumental in developing the Rhodes Chamber Choir which earned a fine reputation both is South Africa and overseas. A TV program in 1980, about the young Austrian members of the Vienna Choir, who had remained in Autralia at the outbreak of the war, suggested that Gruber had been a member of the Nazi party and had caused a number of Jewish members of the management of the choir school to be removed from their positions and replaced by himself. There was also, apparently, an article about the event in the Weekend Magazine of the Australian newspaper in 1980 but I have not seen it. I recall from the TV program that the girl who was apparently in love with Gruber was 14 years old at the time!

]]> Comment on Spencer Suzuki T200 Invader and Terry Brocklehurst by Spen http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/9257/comment-page-1#comment-3857 Spen Fri, 13 Apr 2012 10:42:33 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=9257#comment-3857 Quick update, we had our first outing last weekend at Pembrey in South Wales, four races, four wins. Quick update, we had our first outing last weekend at Pembrey in South Wales, four races, four wins.

]]> Comment on What a laugh, nice knives! by muzza http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/3342/comment-page-1#comment-3803 muzza Wed, 11 Apr 2012 00:25:38 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=3342#comment-3803 Being an Aussie, Frowdy is a polite way of saying F..ing....dowdy. But your being from a polite society I will let you have that one. FROWDY, is also an English (Nortumberland) word for a slovenly or slatternly woman. Frumpy thus would definitely be a better term to describe those Nazi wartime uniforms. LOL Being an Aussie, Frowdy is a polite way of saying F..ing….dowdy. But your being from a polite society I will let you have that one. FROWDY, is also an English (Nortumberland) word for a slovenly or slatternly woman. Frumpy thus would definitely be a better term to describe those Nazi wartime uniforms. LOL

]]> Comment on What a laugh, nice knives! by Bunny Olesen http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/3342/comment-page-1#comment-3802 Bunny Olesen Tue, 10 Apr 2012 23:42:54 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=3342#comment-3802 DUDE johdpurs are fucking sexy on a man. I was thinking about it recently, and you often hear about guys who get off seeing women in sexy shoes, and it's a turn on, etc. etc., and I started thinking about little details when I see a man, of what I think ooo I like that, and I like shoes too!! Boots, army type boots, slick leather men's business wear shoes - thin soles in that cordovan color? with the thin black dress socks; when a business man crosses his leg and the shape of the ankle is exposed. LMAO oh my god, that sounds so lame I KNOW. And I had never really thought consciously about it, but, when I admitted it to a friend of mine, I really thought about it. There's a few things - full shapely calves, good legs, obviously great pecs & biceps are always great, but not as necessary as the legs to me. Cute ass in jeans that 'fit right' - thin tshirts stretched tight across the chest/back/arms - pretty much the same shit GUYS like on GIRLS. Not so different. Also the women are either DOWDY or FRUMPY or both, but not FROWDY. that's not a word. and yes they are INCREDIBLY DOWDY and FRUMPY. DUDE johdpurs are fucking sexy on a man. I was thinking about it recently, and you often hear about guys who get off seeing women in sexy shoes, and it’s a turn on, etc. etc., and I started thinking about little details when I see a man, of what I think ooo I like that, and I like shoes too!! Boots, army type boots, slick leather men’s business wear shoes – thin soles in that cordovan color? with the thin black dress socks; when a business man crosses his leg and the shape of the ankle is exposed. LMAO oh my god, that sounds so lame I KNOW. And I had never really thought consciously about it, but, when I admitted it to a friend of mine, I really thought about it. There’s a few things – full shapely calves, good legs, obviously great pecs & biceps are always great, but not as necessary as the legs to me. Cute ass in jeans that ‘fit right’ – thin tshirts stretched tight across the chest/back/arms – pretty much the same shit GUYS like on GIRLS.

Not so different.

Also the women are either DOWDY or FRUMPY or both, but
not FROWDY. that’s not a word. and yes they are INCREDIBLY
DOWDY and FRUMPY.

]]> Comment on The Fall of Fort Naulila by muzza http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/9137/comment-page-1#comment-3762 muzza Sat, 07 Apr 2012 23:20:18 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=9137#comment-3762 If you search Adall at the following link you will find FUGITIVE IN THE JUNGLE and AFRIKANISCHE JAGDEN UND ABENTEUER by Wilhelm Mattenklodt available for purchase from a number of bookshops. http://used.addall.com/ If you search Adall at the following link you will find FUGITIVE IN THE JUNGLE and AFRIKANISCHE JAGDEN UND ABENTEUER by Wilhelm Mattenklodt available for purchase from a number of bookshops.

http://used.addall.com/

]]> Comment on The Fall of Fort Naulila by William Fairbanks http://ozebook.com/wordpress/archives/9137/comment-page-1#comment-3751 William Fairbanks Sat, 07 Apr 2012 10:05:06 +0000 http://ozebook.com/wordpress/?p=9137#comment-3751 1n 1995, I woorked as a de-mining engineer for Cap Anamur in Xangango, Cunene and often visited the Town of Naulila. As a retired Canadian soldier, I naturally became interested in Naulila's forlorn German graves and the Portuguese monument and over the years, researched the incident. Mattenklodt's article is about the only witness account and I rather liked it. Is there any way his book is still available? William Fairbanks 1n 1995, I woorked as a de-mining engineer for Cap Anamur in Xangango, Cunene and often visited the Town of Naulila. As a retired Canadian soldier, I naturally became interested in Naulila’s forlorn German graves and the Portuguese monument and over the years, researched the incident. Mattenklodt’s article is about the only witness account and I rather liked it.

Is there any way his book is still available?

William Fairbanks

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