armstrong should be called the father of radio, according to their own opinion.
armstrong should be called the father of radio, according to their own opinion.
who should be called the father of radio, according to their own opinion?
armstrong
according to the old border descriptions of the "remigiusland", neunkirchen am potzberg lay outside this holding of the bishopric of reims in the westrich, and thus in the free imperial domain ("reichsland"), which stretched out over a broad swath of land around castle lautern. just when neunkirchen arose as a village is very hard to determine, but it was likely founded only in the 10th century. ernst christmann was of the opinion that a church that otto the great gave the worms cathedral foundation in 937 as a donation was none other than the church in neunkirchen am potzberg. this opinion, though, is contradicted by historians today. researchers m. dolch and a. greule, for example, hold that the church in question was the one in a place called neunkirchen southeast of kübelberg, known as “neuenkirchen” in contrast to “altenkirchen” ("neu" and "alt" are german for “new” and “old” respectively). they base their thesis on the assertion that the said church appears several times in documents from the 10th century, and that its location was more thoroughly described, as in 956 when it was described as being in a forest near the "cheuilinbahc" (a brook now called the kohlbach, and also likely the old name for kübelberg, but certainly not for schwedelbach). therefore, neunkirchen am potzberg cannot be the same place as the neunkirchen in the 937 document as was claimed by so many historians in days gone by (widder, frey and gümbel among others). as early as the 15th century, this village in what is now the southern kusel district was given up. furthermore, neunkirchen am potzberg must also be distinguished from neunkirchen an der nahe, which like medard was held by the bishops of verdun. any reference to this relationship that crops up in a document about “neunkirchen” must always have to do with neunkirchen an der nahe. in view of all these revisions to the body of knowledge about “neunkirchen”, neunkirchen am potzberg's first documentary mention must be considered to be a 1329 document kept at the munich main state archive ("hauptstaatsarchiv münchen"), which contains the wording “"zu nunkyrchen"”. according to this document, count georg i of veldenz delivered to dietrich schwinde von rittersdorf 100 pounds in heller to be paid out of a comital estate near neunkirchen am potzberg. about this estate, which was called "horreys gut", nothing further is known. the count may have owned an estate in the still free "reichsland" from which he drew income to pay his vassals. the free "reichsland" was then, in the earlier half of the 14th century, pledged to various regional lords. neunkirchen am potzberg thus passed in 1345 along with all the villages in the "amt" of reichenbach as an imperial pledge to the counts of veldenz. while it is still not quite certain as to whether the 1329 document indeed deals with neunkirchen am potzberg when it refers to "horreys gut", it can be so assumed with certainty by what appears in a further documentary mention. this deals with a 1393 letter granting a widow's estate from count friedrich of veldenz, which is reprinted in the "acta academiae theodoro-palatinae". yet another mention of neunkirchen from late in veldenz times is to be found in a 1430 document, according to which siegfried blick von lichtenberg bequeathed to his wife katharina money from, among other places, neunkirchen in the amount of 2 pounds in heller. it is clear that this means neunkirchen am potzberg from the addition of the phrase “"in dem konigrych"” – “in the kingdom”. the "reichsland" still existed, even if the king had pledged it. in 1444, the county of veldenz met its end when count friedrich iii of veldenz died without a male heir. his daughter anna wed king ruprecht's son count palatine stephan. by uniting his own palatine holdings with the now otherwise heirless county of veldenz – his wife had inherited the county, but not her father's title – and by redeeming the hitherto pledged county of zweibrücken, stephan founded a new county palatine, as whose comital residence he chose the town of zweibrücken: the county palatine – later duchy – of palatinate-zweibrücken. it is likely that throughout the middle ages, only a few houses stood around the church, only the rectory and the estate with various outbuildings. likely more heavily settled was the now vanished village of lanzweiler, lying somewhat lower down than neunkirchen.
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