Примеры использования Fallmerayer на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fallmerayer was named Professor of History at the latter institution.
Landshut was at the time still a great university city, and Fallmerayer took advantage of its resources to continue his study of history and languages.
Fallmerayer was present at the lecture and viewed it as an opportunity to reenter the public sphere.
Following the publication of his Trebizond study, Fallmerayer devoted his scholarly activities to another Greek region of the Middle Ages, namely, the Morea.
Fallmerayer was enrolled in the Volksschule, where he impressed the priests with his talents.
The commission was formed in March, andwhile it declined to expel Fallmerayer, resolved to compose an official rebuke, which was published in the AZ on March 12.
Fallmerayer attempted to convert his success into professional advancement in the Bavarian educational system.
The Bavarian regime had forbidden its delegates to participate in the Stuttgart Parliament, andfollowing its forcible break-up on June 18 by Württembergian troops, Fallmerayer fled to Switzerland.
Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer died in Munich on April 26, 1861, as a result of weakness of the heart.
In December 1849 the Bavarian members of the Stuttgart Parliament were offered amnesty, andin April 1850 Fallmerayer returned to Munich.
Fallmerayer is considered one of the great 19th-century intellectuals in the German-speaking world and was adored by the Nazi regime.
An article published in the Tiroler Zeitung claimed that,as a result of unspecified transgressions committed in Athens, Fallmerayer had been punished by rhaphanidosis.
Fallmerayer, still in İzmir, received the news in March and, completely surprised, returned immediately to Munich.
As the parliamentary debates turned in August toward the relationship between church and state, Fallmerayer assumed an uncompromising anti-clerical stance, and his reputation among the left delegates increased.
In November 1833 Fallmerayer finally set foot in the Morea, where the party remained for a month before travelling north to Attica.
The controversy had a pointedly political dimension,with Thiersch representing the"Idealpolitik" position, according to which Bavaria should support the Greek state, and Fallmerayer advocating a hands-off"Realpolitik.
Fallmerayer declined, and it has indeed been suggested that his growing opposition to Russian expansionism was provoked by this encounter.
Already in 1847 Ludwig I of Bavaria had initiated a liberal-leaning reform of the Bavarian educational system, and on February 23, 1848,he appointed Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer Professor Ordinarius for History at the Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, where he was to replace the recently deceased Johann Joseph von Görres.
Upon his return Fallmerayer discovered that the Landshut Lyceum had in the meantime been moved to Freising, and that his position had been eliminated.
Fallmerayer applied for and received a year-long leave from his teaching duties, and in August 1831 departed from Munich with Ostermann-Tolstoy.
Between 1844 and 1847 Fallmerayer served Maximilian as a mentor, and occasionally as a private tutor, on historical and political questions.
Fallmerayer has been described as"one of the greatest German stylists," and the Fragmente aus dem Orient is a classic of German travel literature.
In his last decade Fallmerayer continued to publish a stream of political and cultural articles, in particular in the journals Donau and Deutsches Museum.
Fallmerayer was first among his contemporaries to put forward a ruthless Realpolitik on the Eastern Question and the expansionist designs of Czarist Russia.
Between July 1840 andJune 1842 Fallmerayer embarked on his second major journey, setting out from Regensburg and travelling along the Danube and across the Black Sea to Trapezunt.
Here Fallmerayer had stated as a"law of nature" that the attainment of earthly power by priests leads to the"deepest degradation of the human race.
In 1821 Fallmerayer accepted another position at the Progymnasium in Landshut, where he continued to teach classical languages, in addition to religion, German, history, and geography.
In Salzburg Fallmerayer found employment as a private tutor, and enrolled in a Benedictine seminary, where he studied classical, modern, and oriental philology, literature, history, and philosophy.
Fallmerayer was one of three scholars(together with Gottlieb Lukas Friedrich Tafel and Georg Martin Thomas) who laid the foundation for Byzantinistik(Byzantine studies) as a self-sufficient academic discipline in Germany.
Fallmerayer's Greek thesis had aroused interest in Russian circles, andit was perhaps for this reason that Tyutchev approached Fallmerayer and proposed that he should serve as a journalistic mouthpiece for Czarist policy.