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Elements of a Froebelian Education: by Peter Weston, Principal of Froebel College, London 2002
The Great Froebelian Revolution: by Evelyn Lawrence, Director of the National Froebel Foundation 1952
History of Froebel Movement: newer and freer methods of interpretation welcomed by the majority of kindergartens
National Froebel Union: British Froebelians were at all times conscious of belonging to an international movement
Creative Activity: Influence of Froebel on Schools
Sesame Club: 1895 England
God, nature and man: Evelyn Lawrence summarises her understanding of Froebel's vision 1952
Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna: supported Friedrich Froebel's educational philosophy
Her Imperial Majesty the Dowager Empress Frederick: patroness of the Froebel Educational Institute in London, when it commenced in 1892
Grand Duchess Elizabeth: a twentieth century martyr and saint. The charitable works of the order she founded included providing an excellent education for orphan girls from the Moscow slums.
Principality of Schwarzburg Rudolstadt: Friedrich Froebel's Germany
Froebelhof: the farm near Bad Liebenstein where Friedrich Froebel lived in 1848
Marienthal: where Friedrich Froebel trained kindergarten teachers
Prussian ban of Kindergarten 1851: Friedrich Froebel's letter to the King of Prussia
Friedrich Froebel grave: a representation in stone of the second gift
Keilhau is an Important Froebel Destination: by Mary Ruth Moore, Ph.D.
Universal German Education: extracts of 1828 letter to Krause about the beginning of Keilhau
Herbal traditions in Oberweissbach: The forest dwellers used the treasures of the Thuringian Herb Garden with great finesse.
Thuringian Country Cooking: including potato dumplings and honey biscuits
Froebitz: Place of the Froebels
Caspar Froebel: ancestor of Friedrich Froebel
Kingdom of Thuringians: about 400 to 531 AD
Schwarzburg: one of the oldest and most powerful noble families in Thuringia.
about us: the people behind this website
Genealogy Information: about the ancestors of Friedrich Froebel and his supporters including the Princes of Schwarzburg Rudolstadt, Maria Pavlovna Romanov and the Duke of Saxe Meiningen.
Genealogy Information: about the Froebel family in Saxony at the time of the Reformation.

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Goelitz: on the Niesse River
Kingdom of Bohemia: The imperial chancery in Prague was where High German emerged.
Angeln: home of Freawine and the Angles
Via Regia: The road protected by kings

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