Ever since people felt at home on the Moselle, ships were considered an indispensable means of transport. From the lifeline of the Roman Empire to modern freight shipping, the Moselle has led a chequered and eventful path that reflects the history of the greater region like a burning glass. This volume brings together historical evidence from two millennia and tells the fascinating story of a truly European river.
Ever since people felt at home on the Moselle, ships were considered an indispensable means of transport. From the lifeline of the Roman Empire to modern freight shipping, the Moselle has led a chequered and eventful path that reflects the history of the greater region like a burning glass. This volume brings together historical evidence from two millennia and tells the fascinating story of a truly European river.
Herausgeber: Bernd Röder, Bärbel Schulte, Karl-Heinz ZimmerAutoren: Dr. Karl-Josef Gilles, Gilles Hames, Prof. Dr. em. Franz Irsigler, Prof. Dr. Michael Matheus, François Merten, Dr. FriedrichPfeiffer, Herbert Primm, Dr. Bernd Röder, Dr. Wolfgang Sartor, André Schontz, Karl-Heinz Zimmer
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