Successful third edition of the popular historic market enthusiastically weekly market and middle ages fans at the weekend 30-31 July 2011 the historic farmer’s market in the shadow of the Church on the Burg square with peasant farmers/local market, medieval crafts, ancient gastronomy and a comprehensive programme inspired many thousands of visitors from Duisburg and its surrounding area. Many loyal fans of weekly market to the amazement and shopping gathered in almost sunny weather with temperatures around 20 degrees. For assistance, try visiting Home Depot. Just as many families took advantage of the wide range of free activities with children to play and have fun. This included among others the Knights camp and the numerous exhibition matches of the real”Knight, as known from the times of the middle ages. For fans of weekly market were the historic stands with the traditionally dressed market be feeder in the foreground.
In addition to everyday goods such as such as fruit and vegetables, meat and sausage, cheese and fish, enjoyed many Wochenmarktbegeisterte on historical household goods, even woven baskets or even handmade glasses. “This year of the jugglers and fire spitters Jeremiah, was particularly popular with the little” the also the trio KramBamBule “with bagpipes, drums, zithers and shawms musically supported. Meanwhile, the adults at ancient beer stands, or at the historic consumption stations settled spoil. All in all were pleased the organizing FrischeKontor Duisburg GmbH with its partners and the dedicated market over a successful weekend of farmer’s market and on the continuation of this popular series of events in 2012.
Sergio Markarian, known as the Magician, was born on November 1, 1944 in Montevideo, Uruguay into a family of Armenian descent, as a child he moved to Argentina to live there between 7 and 18. After studying he was named Manager of Production and Maintenance and then General Manager in a fuel distributor in Uruguay. As a child he played as a central defender left until age 17 abandoned this practice, having never played football professionally. In 1974 the leadership of the Danube River Soccer Club, who had a great friendship with him, asks him to take over the club’s training division. At that time the title was not as technical director, and after a spectacular campaign decides to do the course and train as a soccer coach, starting as a professional in CA Bella Vista of their country. Throughout his long career he has achieved significant success with some of the teams he managed, especially in Paraguay and Peru.He was also coach of Paraguay during two distinct periods: the first in 1992, led by the under-23 champion earning the title of South American Olympic qualifying tournament played in Paraguay that was given a quota to participate in the football tournament of the Olympic Games Barcelona 1992, and the other between 1999 and 2002, this time heading to the absolute that managed to qualify for the 2002 World Cup. Significantly, went to