This site is being preserved as it was on 17 September 2001 as a memorial to the life and work of Eberhard Wenzel. Website by Eberhard Wenzel is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.Break free from frames with this link.Important information.A warm welcome to Eberhard Wenzel's WebSite at:www.ldb.orgOver the past years (since 1997), this site has developed into a monster, containing more than 800 separate pages covering a wide range of topics.You won't find any frames on my site - simply because I don't like them. There are a few JavaScripts of the simple kind on various pages of the site, which you can read if you activate JavaScript (not Java) in your browser's preferences section.This site is old-fashioned in design, but brandnew in content. And I do hope its pages load fast enough for the slow modem connection you may have.Below you'll find the starting points for your surf on my site.Enjoy - and surf safely !LDBTHE SOLUTIONBertolt Brecht (1898-1956)After the uprising of the 17th JuneThe Secretary of the Writers' UnionHad leaflets distributed in the StalinalleeStating that the peopleHad forfeited the confidence of the governmentAnd could win it back onlyBy redoubled efforts. Would it not be easierIn that case for the governmentTo dissolve the peopleAnd elect another?http://www.ldb.org/iphw/index.htmThe web-based service monitoring international and national governmental organizations
regarding their public health action, not their public health talk.
Indigenous Peoples' Seattle Declaration
on the occasion of the
Third Ministerial Meeting of the World Trade Organization
November 30 - December 3, 1999
WWW-Virtual Library: Public Health provides comprehensive coverage of relevant public health resources on the Net. Organized according to 85 selected topics and all countries existing on Mother Earth. Well, I hope I've got them all ... I may have missed some, who knows?
WWW Virtual Library: Circumpolar Peoples
offers access to resources concerning: arts, culture, education, environment, health, media, social development, tribes, and women.
Indigenous People: Australia leads to a collection of resources regarding Indigenous People in Australia, who still have to live in their country without a treaty with White Man's Government, which would give them self-determination like their Indian brothers and sisters in the USA have enjoyed since 1975.
Salish Kootenai and Pend d'Oreille and Mi'kmaq
offer access to resources on these two First Nations of North America for purely personal reasons. The Salish Kootenai live on the Flathead Reservation in Montana (USA), while the Mi'kmaq live on the East Coast of North America and Canada. I have a special relation to them, and both sites assemble probably the best resources available on the Net.
I am pleased to note, that the WWW Virtual Library: American Indians has finally been transferred to Karen M. Strom's exquisite web-site on Native American Resources.
IUHPE