Wessel Collection

Wessel Roux South Africa Rugby Union England V South Africa Twickenham, London, England 23 November 2002 Date: 23 November 2002

Wheel Stand for Supporting a Wessel, Cyrpus (bronze)
1109125 Wheel Stand for Supporting a Wessel, Cyrpus (bronze) by Bronze Age (1500-1000 BC); Private Collection; Photo eZev Radovan; out of copyright

Johann Wessel, c1740s? Creator: Jacobus Houbraken
Johann Wessel, c1740s? Portrait of German reformist theologian Johann Wessel (1671-1745), depicted aged 70

Norway, Trondheim. Statue of Peter Jansen Wessel

NUREMBERG / 1929
The first really spectacular rally where the theme was composure. Horst Wessel leads the Stormtroopers through the streets for the final parade. Date: 2 - 5 August 1929

Johan Herman Wessel
JOHAN HERMAN WESSEL Norwegian writer Date: 1742 - 1783

Events / Germany / Nuremberg
HORST WESSELs A man, and martyr to the cause, marching at Nuremberg rally in 1929

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"Wessel: A Name Echoing Through Time and Cultures" From the ancient bronze wheel stand in Cyprus to the funeral procession for Horst Wessel in Berlin, the name "Wessel" has left its mark on history. Whether it be through renowned individuals like Johann Wessel or modern-day figures like Wessel Roux, this name carries a legacy of significance. Johann Wessel, believed to have been active in the mid-1700s, was an artist whose creations continue to captivate audiences today. His work, such as the famous piece created by Jacobus Houbraken depicting a wheel stand supporting a vessel, showcases his talent and creativity. Speaking of vessels, one cannot forget about Horst Wessel - a German Nazi activist who made waves during the tumultuous years of 1926-1930. Despite his controversial role within history, his funeral procession down Juedenstasse in Berlin remains etched into memory. But "Wessel" is not confined solely to Germany's past; it transcends borders and cultures. In Nuremberg 1929, where political tensions were high leading up to World War II, this name held sway over events that would shape our world forever. Moving forward through time and space brings us closer to present-day heroes like Lean Six Sigma Event participant Wessel Roux. Their dedication towards improving efficiency and quality management demonstrates how this name continues to evolve with each passing generation. Norway also pays tribute to its own Peter Jansen Wessell with a statue standing tall in Trondheim. This monument serves as a reminder of bravery and resilience throughout history. Lastly but certainly not leastly are the diverse group of Glenn Research Center employees captured together under the banner of "Wessels. " These talented individuals represent unity amidst diversity while contributing their expertise towards scientific advancements that benefit society at large.