Talk:Göttingen
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Göttingen was also the long-time home of the famous mathematician, Carl Friedrich Gauss. I think that he, and also possibly Felix Klein should be mentioned on this page.
- I agree...someone should put that in.
The Georgia Augusta is also the university, that the German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder went to.
On my screen, the first time it appears, the word Goettingen is followed by a question mark. I think this has to do with IE html compatibility. Can some-one fix this?
- This has to do with it being part of an pronunciation file. If you click on Göttingen, you should be able to listen to German pronunciation.
Why isn't the professional soccer team Goe 07 (http://www.svg-goettingen.de/) listed in the sports section, whereas a cricket team is listed. What about basketball?
- Please, could you all sign (with --~~~~!)? I can't see who says what! However, what I have to say is:
- 1.:Yes, Schröder studied in Göttingen. Put that in.
- 2.:Yes, the scientists were here. Put that in.
- 3.:I don't see a quanstion mark.
- --SymTec ltd. 19:29, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
Hi all.. I am revising the history section of this page... the material i am puting in is essentially nothing more but a translation of the equivalent page on the german version of Goettingen, which is very extensive. -- Blueil77
should Edith Stein be mentioned? http://www.zenit.org/english/visualizza.phtml?sid=102635
