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Deutsch: Kolorierte Ansichtskarte um 1900 eines noch nicht näher bestimmten Fotografen und Verlages mit einem Blick auf die belebte Eichen-Allee am Fuß des Krähenberges in Lauenstein am Ith. Wenige Jahre vor dem Entstehen dieser Aufnahme, 1886, sollte die jahrhundertealte Allee hinter der Knabenburg für eine Flurbereinigung gefällt werden.Daraufhin hatte der Berliner Komponist Ernst Rudorff, der Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts die Knabenburg häufig als Sommersitz nutzte, die gesamte Allee kurzerhand dem Magistrat in Lauenstein ab, um die Bäume vor der Abholzung zu retten. Diese Handlung

„stellt eine er frühesten zivilgesellschaftlichen Naturschutzaktionen dar“

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Date circa 1900
date QS:P,+1900-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source http://bildkulturen.online.uni-marburg.de/de/suche/detail/seite/1/suchart/erweitert/modus/detail/id/Museum_fuer_Geschichte_des_Naturschutzes-2009-2/aktuell/2?person=archiv+forum+und+museum+zur+geschichte+des+naturschutzes+in+deutschland
Author Scan: Bildkulturen ökologischer Forschung im Archiv Forum und Museum zur Geschichte des Naturschutzes in Deutschland, auch: Museum für Geschichte des Naturschutzes

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