Examples of using Torchlight procession in English and their translations into Dutch
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A beautiful tradition in Eindhoven is the torchlight procession.
And they have torchlight processions, and bands, and everybody makes speeches.
That same evening, the Nazis held a torchlight procession through Berlin.
This torchlight procession is the largest in Europe and starts at the Wilhelminaplein.
The carnival opens with a torchlight procession on Saturday night.
the longer remembers the birthday cake to a torchlight procession.
Participate or see the torchlight procession every evening at 9pm in the summer.
The National Socialists celebrated their victory with a torchlight procession through Berlin.
After the torchlight procession there is always a party with sensational music
To lend the proceedings a demoniac glow. Time and again they organized torchlight processions.
First torchlight procession took place in 1936 when the fire was taken to Berlin and the Winter Games in 1964.
The festival is animated and inaugurated with an torchlight procession through the center of Middelkerke.
students at the University of Göttingen honoured him with a torchlight procession.
A torchlight procession, the guests walk through the beautiful Ecrins park opposite the hotel.
Christmas music and a torchlight procession all serve to create a festive mood in the run-up to Christmas.
The torchlight processions, though now associated by many with the Nazis, would remind the
On the marching brown-shirted columns On the evening of January the 30th, Hindenburg looked pensively down celebrating their victory with a torchlight procession.
Things get started on 30th of December with the spectacular Torchlight Processions where thousands of people create a river of fire from the Royal Mile to the Calton Hill.
Once again, I would like to thank President Buzek for enthusiastically embracing the idea of a torchlight procession, a light for Christians in memory of all the victims of fundamentalism.
Men dressed as Vikings march through the crowd during the torchlight procession representing the opening event of the Hogmanay celebrations moving through Edinburgh to Carlton Hill.
When the band Bridges released their self financed LP“Fakkeltog”(Torchlight Procession) in 1980,