Примери за използване на Tirpitz на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This is Tirpitz.
Tirpitz was the son of a Prussian civil servant.
Scharnhorst Tirpitz.
The Tirpitz Plan.
Alfred von Tirpitz.
Aug 1944 Tirpitz completed exercises at sea.
He helped to sink the Tirpitz.
Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz saw this as just the start.
Tirpitz decided not to bite you, and his opinion is good enough for me.
Wilhelm was fortunate to be able to call on the services of the dynamic naval officer Alfred von Tirpitz, whom he appointed to the head of the Reich Naval Office in 1897.
By April 1944, Tirpitz had been repaired and posed a renewed threat.
There he saw action in 1943in the Atlantic theatre, on two Arctic convoys and escorting aircraft carrier groups in operations against Tirpitz and other targets off the Norwegian coast.
On 5 March 1942 Tirpitz, escorted by three destroyers, left her base and made a sortie into the Arctic Ocean in the area around Bear Island(Norway).
Wilhelm was fortunate to be able to call on the services of the dynamic naval officer Alfred von Tirpitz, whom he appointed to the head of the Imperial Naval Office in 1897.
Perth becomes Tirpitzburg,after Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz, who built up the German Imperial Navy to rival the British Royal Navy.
Establishment of a revolutionary tribunal to try the chief criminals responsible for starting and prolonging the war, the Hohenzollerns, Ludendorif,Hindenburg, Tirpitz, and their accomplices, together with all the conspirators of counter-revolution.
The largest of these ships, the battleship Tirpitz, was stationed in Norway as a threat to Allied shipping and also as a defence against a potential Allied invasion.
Creation of a revolutionary tribunal to try the men chiefly responsible for the war and its prolongation, namely, the two Hohenzollems, Ludendorff,Hindenberg, Tirpitz, and their fellow criminals, as well as all conspirators of the counter-revolution.
Tirpitz enjoyed Wilhelm's full support in his advocacy of successive naval bills of 1897 and 1900, by which the German navy was built up to contend with that of the British Empire.
After receiving high praise and assessments from his superiors, he was promoted to the rank of Korvettenkapitän in December 1908, and assigned to the Reichsmarineamt(Imperial Navy Office) in Berlin,where he impressed Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz.
Germany's expansionism would lead to the Tirpitz Plan, implemented by Admiral Tirpitz, who would also champion the various Fleet Acts starting in 1898, thus engaging in an arms race with Britain.
The appointment of a revolutionary tribunal for the conviction of those most guilty for the war and its continuation, both the Hohenzollerns, Ludendorff,Hindenburg, Tirpitz and their comrades in crime, as well as all counter-revolutionary conspirators;
The new admiral had conceived of what came to be known as the"Risk Theory" or the Tirpitz Plan, by which Germany could force Britain to accede to German demands in the international arena through the threat posed by a powerful battlefleet concentrated in the North Sea.
Alfred von Tirpitz, Germany's Naval chief- who realized at his first meeting with the Kaiser that he did“not live in the real world”- consciously exploited Wilhelm's envy and rage in order to extract the astronomical sums required to build a German Navy to rival Britain's, a project that created an arms race and became an intractable block to peace negotiations.
Buchanan argues that Britain had no quarrel with Germany before 1914, but the great rise of the Imperial German Navy,spearheaded by Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz, was a"threat to Britain" that forced the British to bring back to European waters the bulk of its Royal Navy and to make alliances with Russia and France.
On one such occasion, the most famous perhaps,the German battleship Tirpitz, sister ship to the Bismarck, sailed to the island where one such British station was operating, leveled her 15 inch heavy guns at it, and promptly dispatched it, no doubt to the complete shock and surprise of the British manning it.