Примери коришћења Sacher на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Franz Sacher and his wife Rosa b. Wieninger had three sons.
As the chef was sick, the task was given to a 16 year old apprentice cook Franz Sacher.
Sacher cake in its original form is a lot drier than what we are used to.
This variant of the famous Viennese cake“Sacher” has very little to do with the capital of the Czech Republic.
On 31 March 1969, John Lennon andYoko Ono gave a well received"Bagism" press conference in Hotel Sacher.
Since Sacher hotel has two sides, and two entrances as well… we chose one….
Some of the specialties you can enjoy there are Walnut cake,Esterhazy cake, Sacher Torte, and Dobos Torte.
Anna Sacher and her hotel were memorialised in Dennis Wheatley's 1950 novel about the outbreak of the First World War, The Second Seal.
Having spent many years working for count Esterhazi, Franz Sacher opened his own delicacies shop and offered his chocolate cake as well.
Franz Sacher(19 December 1816- 11 March 1907) was an Austrian[1] confectioner, best known as the inventor of the Sachertorte.
Since 1989, the Gürtler family has also owned the former Österreichischer Hof hotel in Salzburg,which reopened as the Hotel Sacher Salzburg.
Under her management,Hotel Sacher became one of the finest hotels in the world, where the aristocracy and diplomats would meet.
Unfortunately, on the day of the dinner the chief cook of Metternich's household was taken ill, andthe task of preparing the dessert had to be passed to Franz Sacher, then in his second year of apprenticeship at the palace.
Eduard Sacher did an apprenticeship at the patisserie Demel and in 1873 opened his first restaurant on Kärntner Straße.
Luxury Hotels: Best known for the famous chocolate cake served in its sumptuous café,Hotel Sacher Wien is a Vienna landmark and tourist attraction itself, located adjacent to the opera.
Being close to the opera house,Hotel Sacher has also been popular among artists such as Herbert von Karajan, Leonard Bernstein, Leo Slezak, Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, and Rudolf Nureyev.
Sacher was born in Vienna and died in Baden bei Wien, where he was buried in the Catholic Helenenfriedhof(Saint Helena Cemetery).[1] Eduard opened the Hotel Sacher in 1876, near the State Opera House in Vienna.
Luxury Hotels: Best known for the famous chocolate cake served in its sumptuous café,Hotel Sacher Wien is a Vienna landmark and something of a tourist attraction itself, largely due to its location adjacent to the opera.
In 1880, he married Anna Sacher née Fuchs(1859-1930), who became managing director after his death. She quickly earned a reputation for both her commercial skills and her eccentricity, never being seen without her French Bulldogs and a cigar.
The hotel also found fame in the German-speaking world via the 1939 film Hotel Sacher, as well as by the popular Austrian TV series Hallo- Hotel Sacher… Portier!, starring Fritz Eckhardt. Romy Schneider stayed at Hotel Sacher during the shooting of Sissi in 1955.
Sister hotel to the landmark Hotel Sacher Vienna, the lavishly furnished Hotel Sacher Salzburg overlooks the river, a short walk from the old town and from Mirabell Palace.
His father, the confectioner Franz Sacher(1816-1907), had become famous for his Sachertorte, which he allegedly created for a reception given by Austrian State Chancellor Klemens von Metternich in 1832.
However, after World War I, Anna Sacher upheld the upper-class reputation of the hotel and denied service to guests of non-aristocratic descent while granting generous credit to impoverished aristocrats.
During the occupation, the British used the hardly damaged Hotel Sacher as their headquarters and it appears in Carol Reed's film The Third Man, as script writer Graham Greene was a regular at the hotel bar while doing research in Vienna.