Wende

Turn (from Old High German: wendi contact ) stands for:

Policy:

Turning and peaceful revolution in the GDR, the socio-political change in the GDR (1989/1990), which led to its end
1989 Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia
Turn ( Federal Republic of Germany ), change of government in the autumn of 1982 by Helmut Schmidt to Helmut Kohl
Black and blue reversible in Austria in 2000 under Chancellor

Number of people:

Turn Snijders ( artist name turning point; born 1978 ), Dutch chanteuse
Angelika turn (* 1959), German television presenter, writer, visual artist, spokesperson, voice trainer and Psychological Consultant
Daniel turning (* 1984), German figure skater
Erich turn (1884-1966), German jurist and civil servant
František turn (1904-1968), Czechoslovakian ski jumpers and Nordic combined
Georg turn (1903 - ), German jurist, President of the Senate at the Bavarian State Social Court
Georg turn (1634-1705), German poet and rector at the schools to Wroclaw, oil, Luban and Thorn
Gottschalk the turn (around 1000-1066 ), abodritischer prince and martyr
Hans -Jürgen turn (1926-2012), German handball player
Horst turn (1919-1996), German orchestra leader, arranger and accordionist
Ilse turning Lungershausen (1900-1991), German illustrator
Johannes Wende (* 1978), German film scholars
Manfred turn (* 1927), German journalist and politician (SPD )
Maylin turn (* 1988), German figure skater
Philip turning (* 1985), German rower
Waltraud Wende (* 1957), German German literature, culture and media scholar, Minister of Education and Science of the Land Schleswig -Holstein

Geography:

Turn, hamlet in the municipality of Milton of Campsie in the Rhein- Sieg district, in North Rhine -Westphalia
Turn, watercourse in Olpe district in North Rhine -Westphalia
Turn ( Quyang ) (文德乡) municipality in the district Quyang Baoding City in Hebei Province, China
Turn (Alabama ), location in the U.S.
Turning (New York), city in the United States