Gustav Killian Picci Pietsch himself is a lecturer at the "Gordonia Mapilim" School of Shipping and Fisheries of the Gdynia Zionist Association "Zewulon". [2] He taught hundreds of Jews from Poland and Danzig and organized the immigration of about 400 Jews to Palestine. [2] In 1935, he founded the weekly newspaper "Feldgrauer Alarm" and, in association with "List Weise", a former DNVP member, ran for the federal election as an independent candidate (list "Freie Frontkampfer"). [3] Pietsch was attacked several times by the Nazis and was seriously injured when he was pushed in front of the tram. On June 12, 1936, the local Nazi SA stormed the DNVP Congress during a speech in Piech, injuring 60 people, and Piech was again arrested. When the stormtroopers were about to be released, Piech was held for several weeks. On December 24, 1938, Piech managed to leave Danzig and emigrate to Palestine with the support of Jewish institutions.

The Beagle sailed west and eventually circumnavigated the world before returning to England in 1836. Young Darwin had the opportunity to visit many places, including Tierra del Fuego, Australia and South Africa. His travels would bring him a lifetime of specimens and notes, enough to make him one of England's most respected naturalists. The Beagle conducted a very thorough survey of the Galapagos Islands between September and October 1835, visiting all the larger islands, whether on board the Beagle or on a smaller ship. Darwin was very active, going ashore to take notes and collect specimens whenever he could. He will eventually visit four islands: Isabela, San Cristobal, Santiago and Floreana. He was initially particularly interested in the various subspecies of mockingbird found on different islands, but also collected other birds (including finches). Darwin had the privilege of being Captain Fitzroy