Internationale Briefmarken des Tages: Jamaika
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1) UnabhÀngigkeit Jamaika 1962, Nationalflagge Jamaikas.
On August 6, 1962, the island of Jamaica became an independent nation, making it the first sovereign English-speaking country in the Caribbean.
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Lesezeit: 9 MinutenWie Gott ein Paradies schuf, aber gierige Menschen daraus die Hölle machten und am Ende vielleicht alles wieder gut wird. [âŠ]
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Mit einem Augenzwinkern erzĂ€hlte Zusammenfassung der jĂŒngere Geschichte Jamaikas seit 1962 bis zum 60. Jahrestag der UnabhĂ€ngigkeit.
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The gold, green, and black flag of Jamaica is recognized around the world. Learn what the colors represent, and the history behind this distinctive symbol.
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2) Blue Mountain Peak, höchster Berg Jamaikas.
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Der Blue Mountain Peak Trail ist ein anspruchsvoller Wanderweg, der ĂŒber 10 km zu dem höchsten Gipfel von Jamaika auf 2.256 Metern fĂŒhrt
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Wer nach Jamaika kommt, hat normalerweise Bilder von karibischen SandstrĂ€nden, kĂŒhlen Drinks und chilliger Reggaemusik im Kopf. SoweitâŠ
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3) Hope Gardens, Lily Pond - Sunken Garden
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www.ksamc.gov.jm
The Sunken Garden stands out as one of the major attractions for visitors to Hope Gardens. This exquisite, semi-enclosed garden is a favourite for wedding ceremonies and receptions. The Sunken Garden can also accommodate dinners, cocktail parties and product launches. DETAILS Lawn Space: 285ft...
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Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been capturing & sharing around the world.
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4) Bob Marley, Musikerlegende Jamaikas
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www.bobmarley.com
Die Marke Marley prĂ€gte nicht nur den Reggae, sondern auch die ZĂŒrcher Kulturszene. Heute wĂ€re er 80 Jahre alt geworden.
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Am 6. Februar 2025 wĂ€re Bob Marley 80 Jahre alt geworden. Er stand schon zu Lebzeiten fĂŒr Freiheit und NĂ€chstenliebe. Privat war er ein tief religiöser Mensch.
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5) Usain Bolt, Leichtathlet, 8-facher Olympiasieger
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Arguably the most naturally gifted athlete the world has ever seen, this is the website of Usain St Leo Bolt.
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6) Shelly-Ann Frazer-Pryce, Leichtathletin, dreifache Olympiasiegerin
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7) Louise Simone Bennett-Coverley, Schriftstellerin
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Louise Simone Bennett-Coverley was a jamaican poet, folklorist, writer, and educator. Writing and performing her poems in Jamaican Patois or Creole, she worked to preserve the practice of presenting poetry, folk songs and stories in patois.
www.best-poems.net
Posts about Louise Bennett-Coverley written by ZĂłcalo Poets
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Dr Louise Bennett Coverley, 'Miss Lou was known world wide as the mother of Jamaican culture
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8) Edna Manley, KĂŒnstlerin
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9) Priester Andrew Duffus Mowatt, 23. September 1854 - 8. April 1934.
GrĂŒnder der Jamaica Burial Scheme Society, welche als erste in Jamaika gegrĂŒndete wohltĂ€tige Gemeinschaft gilt.
War mindestens fĂŒr unser Team nicht einfach, mehr ĂŒber diesen Gentleman und sein Werk zu erfahren. Im Wesentlichen gehts bei seinem Anliegen darum, auch Ă€rmeren Leuten eine wĂŒrdige Bestattung zu ermöglichen, sie bei Spitalaufenthalten infolge Krankheit zu begleiten und auch anderweitig in dringenden FĂ€llen Hilfe anzubieten:
"Many of our younger people have been enquiring about the Jamaica Burial Scheme Society (JBSS), and seeking to know what purpose it served in Jamaica of yesteryear.
Well towards the end of the last century, and in the early part of the present century, the JBSS was a very important organization to our poorer brothers and sisters in the island, as it helped them through co-operative and fund raising efforts to pool small sums of money with which to bury their loved ones, assist them through periods of hospitalization due to illness, and also help them in many other urgent matters.
Before the days of funeral parlors and their refrigerated units, the burial of the dead was a traumatic home based activity, and burial was done within a period of three days, before decomposition set in or before the body âraisedâ. Poor people who were unable to find the money for burial, generally went from home to home, with a white saucer in which some salt was placed, soliciting assistance for the funeral expenses. It was such an event, when a dead man was not buried after four days, which prompted Andrew Duffus Mowatt, a compassionate man, to take action which led to the eventual establishment of the Jamaica Burial Scheme Society, at Banbury, Linstead, on the 18th February 1901. It was the first benevolent society founded in Jamaica, and long preceded the Credit Unions, NIS, NHT and such other organizations.
At one time, there were 160 branches of the society island wide, and also in Costa Rica, Panama and Cuba, where many Jamaicans lived.
âFatherâ Mowatt was born at Dehaney Pen, St. Thomas on the 23rd September 1854. He was a cooper by trade, and worked at the Belvedere Estate, St. Thomas, the Bybrook Estate in Bog Walk, and the West Indies Chemical Works in Spanish Town.
He was a Methodist Class Leader and Circuit Steward in Spanish Town where he lived, and died on the 8th April 1934, at the age of 80.
A memorial Plaque in âFatherâ Mowattâs honor is in the Spanish Town Methodist Church, and a bronze bust of him was erected in 1988, at the intersection of Cumberland Road and Brunswick Street in Spanish Town.
The JBSS headquarters, situated in Spanish Town, was destroyed by fire a few years ago, and has not been yet renuilt.
Today, let us remember and salute Andrew Duffus Mowatt, one of our countryâs unsung heroes!"
Father Andrew Duffus Mowatt
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Clipping found in New Pittsburgh Courier published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on 8/7/1937. Aug 1937 Andrew Duffus Mowatt Jamaica Burial Scheme Society
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