Scrapbook of Klaus Etzel, 1953
Item
- Code
- WSI_1582
- Title
- Scrapbook of Klaus Etzel, 1953
- Description
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A personal scrapbook created by Klaus Etzel, as a commemoration of the event, and features newspaper clippings and a handwritten diary, in a heavy script, in which Etzel recorded his daily activities.
Etzel and his fellow apprentices all lived in the industrial city of Wuppertal. The Spanish contest was a major topic and the local newspapers reported extensively about it before, during and after the event. He was a runner up.
The scrapbook also features clippings of the official reception and prize ceremony Etzel made an official present, a coloured glass window with the municipal coat of arms of Wuppertal.
The German delegation was not officially organized by the West German Government, however, the newly appointed German ambassador in Madrid, Adalbert von Bayern, appreciated the effort of the German delegation and gave a reception in their honour on 7 December 1953.
There is a touching diary entry by Etzel on the last page which translates as, "I will never ever forget this adventure and I am thankful to all friends who helped in realizing this journey." - Date
- 1953 See all items with this value
- Class
- Compilation See all items with this value
- Item name
- Scrapbook See all items with this value
- Condition
- Good
- Source-name
- Klaus Etzel
- Source-country
- DE-Germany
- Location
- WorldSkills Archive - Madrid
- Event-type
- Competition event
- Event-range
- Worldwide
- Event-city
- Madrid
- Event-country
- ES-Spain See all items with this value
- Notes
- A detail from page 27 of the attached pdf is reproduced in the WorldSkills Museum permanent exhibition
- Author
- Klaus Etzel
- Format
- Physical
- Dimensions-width (cm)
- 21.7
- Language-text
- German
- Included in
- WorldSkills Museum: reproduction See all items with this value
- Item sets
- Document
- Media
WSI_1582.pdf
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