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Jules Verne's wrote a novel in 1863….
Reminds the visualization of the interiors of Jules Verne's novels.
Verne's major works were written by 1880.
The library offers: virtual exhibition"Jules Verne's Heroes".
Jules Verne's visionary novel, Paris in the Twentieth Century.
And since nearly everything in Verne's books came true, we decided to go!
Verne's novels soon gained incredible popularity in the world.
Probably everyone who read Jules Verne's books would like to fly in a hot air balloon.
Verne's one-act comedy The Broken Straws was performed in Paris when he was 22.
The first all-electric submarine, built in 1886,was named Nautilus in honor of Verne's vessel.
Brian Taves,“Jules Verne's Paris in the Twentieth Century”(March 1997).
The first all-electric submarine, built in 1886 by two Englishmen,was named Nautilus in honor of Verne's vessel.
One of Jules Verne's strangest and most controversial novels.
Over 104 years before the flight of"Apollo 11" to the moon that'show it was described in the novel by Jules Verne's"From the Earth to the Moon"(1865).
He read Verne's manuscripts carefully and did not hesitate to suggest corrections.
It lies at the south of the town-centre and gathers numerous bourgeois houses anda certain number of town houses such as Jules Verne's house.
That is also where Jules Verne's heroes exited after their trip to"The Centre of the Earth".
During its emergence it was visited by Sir Walter Scott, and it provided inspiration for James Fenimore Cooper's The Crater, or Vulcan's Peak, Alexandre Dumas,père's The Speronara and Jules Verne's Captain Antifer and The Survivors of the Chancellor.
Verne's classic tale was based on a real journey by the American traveller George Francis Train(1829-1904).
These islands are reflected in the literature, for example,in Jules Verne's novel“The captain antifer” in which the great writer was masterfully used the geographic mobility of volcanic islands.
Verne's"Around the World in 80 Days" is less than 24 hours before finding himself in another part of our planet through the aircraft.
Part of the reason for the broad appeal of his work was the sense that the reader could really learn knowledge of geology, biology, astronomy, palaeontology,oceanography and the exotic locations and cultures of the world through the adventures of Verne's protagonists.
The Polish Jules Verne Society was established in March 2000,on the 95th anniversary of Jules Verne's death.
Jules Verne's idea of a submarine was not entirely original, neither was his name for the vessel, Nautilus.
The effect of ignoring the dateline is also seen in Jules Verne's book"Around the World in Eighty Days", in which the travelers, led by Phileas Fogg, return to London after a trip around the world, thinking that they have lost the bet that is the central premise of the story.
Verne's early work, Twentieth Century Paris, did not please the publisher, and it never appeared in print until 1997 in English.
Jules Verne's diligence is impressive in scale- sixty three novels and two collections of stories and tales published in 97 books.
Verne's works, written for both adolescents and adults, captured the adventurous spirit of the 19th century, its charm, scientific progress and inventions.
In Jules Verne's novel Journey to the Center of the Earth, Axel and Otto Lidenbrock emerge from their subterranean journey from the volcano on Stromboli.
Jules Verne's dream to go around the world in 80 days became a reality a long time ago, but is it possible to make a tour around the world in 80 days with emission-free vehicles?