#HanseaticLeague,[a] commonly called The Hansa, was a medieval commercial and defensive network of merchant guilds and market towns in Central and Northern Europe. Growing from LĂĽbeck and a few other North German towns in the late 12th century, the League

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nach dem großen Brand von Bryggen vom 19. Mai 1702 stammen, als der damalige Sekretär der Bergenfahrer der Deutschen Hanse, der Möllner Jurist C.W Höltich, vor allem die Kontorbücher und Akten vor der Vernichtung retten konnte.

(Das eigentliche Hansemuseum im FinnegĂĄrden wird derzeit noch restauriert.)

https://hanseatiskemuseum.museumvest.no/de

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Wilhelm_H%C3%B6ltich

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Sekret%C3%A4re_des_Hansekontors_in_Bergen

#Geschichte #history #Hanse #HanseaticLeague

Det Hanseatic Museum og Schøtstuene - Det Hanseatiske Museum og Schøtstuene

Has anyone written anything readable about the Hanseatic League in English?
#hanseaticleague

Made a quick (and dirty, have to check the machine) copy of yesterday evening's #Geskizzel and threw a bit of watercolour at it for enhancement.

#scribble #sketch #OwnStuff #NewStuff #art #FediArt #pencil #medieval #architecture #history #HanseaticLeague #BalticSea

#LĂĽbeck, Old Town, Trave River

It's a little weird to see how omnipresent the #HanseaticLeague is in #Hamburg

Obviously it shaped this city, but I wasn't expecting it to be so celebrated. It wasn't exactly a benevolent organization; they had no qualms about starving entire communities to force them into trade agreements that were favourable to the league.

Yet every other building seems to sport the name on its front in large letters, often accompanied by claims of being "traditional".

Makes me instantly distrustful.

Bergen – Visiting the Hanseatic Trading Town on the West Coast of Norway

Bergen is a lively, historic city located on the west coast of Norway. Known for its history as a Hanseatic trading town of fish from the north, Bergen has much to offer those who visit. The most famous...

World History Encyclopedia

Annual #Christmas market in #Krakow. Opened Nov. - Jan., it’s full of sweets, decorations, concerts, #ChristmasCarols & people from every corner of the world

#Nepal clothes, #Ukraine food from Kyiv. Ate #Belgian fries, others had Kürtőskalács from #Hungary, with chocolate. We all bought small precious stones from #Italy. Flashback 2 the times when #Cracow was a part of the #HanseaticLeague

Majority of goods’re local, from #Poland & #LesserPoland. What a rich culture. The winter city is magical