Examples of using Franz josef in English and their translations into Finnish
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Franz Josef Strauss Airport(MUC)?
They headed for Franz Josef Land.
Mr Wolfgang Franz Josef CLEMENTFederal Minister for Economic Affairs and Labour.
When do you want to stay in Franz Josef?
Creditors? The Franz Josef publishing company.
Vize Island lies at the northern end of the Kara Sea, roughly midway between Franz Josef Land and Severnaya Zemlya.
October 3- Franz Josef Strauss, German politician b.
In 1929-1930 Sokolov-Mikitov took part in Otto Schmidt's Sedov expedition to Severnaya Zemlya and Franz Josef Land.
September 6- Franz Josef Strauss, German politician d.
In the 1980 federal elections, Kohl had to play second fiddle,when CSU-leader Franz Josef Strauß became the CDU/CSU's candidate for chancellor.
In 1992 the Franz Josef Strauss Airport- more commonly known as Munich airport- was opened.
Mr President, it is a good omen that it should be today that we adopt the agreement with Albania,since it was on this day that Franz Josef Strauß was born.
Munich Airport was named after Franz Josef Strauss, a former Bavarian Prime Minister.
I was also lucky enough to be involved in the efforts of statesmen such as Robert Schuman, Josef Bech, Konrad Adenauer,Charles de Gaulle and Franz Josef Strauss.
While visiting the Austrian Emperor Franz Josef I and his wife Elisabeth(Sissy), the Grossglockner in 1856, the glacier was much larger and higher.
Crown Prince Rudolf(21 August 1858, in Laxenburg- 30 January 1889,in Mayerling)- son of Kaiser Franz Josef I and Kaiserin Elisabeth.
This reminds me of the remark attributed to the Austrian Emperor Franz Josef, who is believed to have once said'Gentlemen, something must be done, but nothing must be changed!
Franz Josef Degenhardt(3 December 1931- 14 November 2011) was a German poet, satirist, novelist, and- first and foremost- a folksinger/songwriter(Liedermacher) with decidedly left-wing politics.
Case C-44/01 Pippig Augenoptik GmbH& Co. KG v Hartlauer Handelsgesellschaft mbH,Verlassenschaft nach dem verstorbenen Franz Josef Hartlauer Approximation of laws Joined Cases C-53/01 to C-55/01.
Munich Airport is named after Franz Josef Strauss, who played a prominent, albeit sometimes controversial, role in politics of the Federal Republic of Germany from the 1950s until his death in 1988.
Due to the influence of the Alps, the climate in Munich is rather continental with frequent changes with the coming of winds from the mountain slopes.airBaltic flights to Munich land at Franz Josef Strauss Airport some 28 Km to the north east of the city, providing regular services to European destinations and other continents.
Munich is one of the most modern locations for research in the European Union, and Franz Josef Strauss set a course 30 years ago which has ensured that there is still an aerospace industry today.
Franz Josef Strauß, the great Bavarian European, once said that we will only be able to remain Bavarians, Basques, Germans or Britons if we become Europeans in time- Europe not being a centralising factor, but a common roof against the rain of globalisation and standardisation.
Pippig brought legal proceedings against Hartlauer and the successors of Franz Josef Hartlauer, demanding that Hartlauer refrain from all comparative advertising on price, on the grounds that such advertising was misleading and discrediting.
German Defence Minister Franz Josef Jung is already having the guns polished on his naval ships, and there is an ESDP mission that has not even been discussed in the relevant committees yet- the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Subcommittee on Security and Defence- but only in the Committee on Transport and Tourism.
DE Mr President,the brilliant foreign-policy strategist Franz Josef Strauss, whose death exactly 20 years ago we shall be commemorating on 3 October this year, always said that if you button up your jacket wrongly you have to undo it again in order to button it up correctly.
Josef Franz, Heinrich, Lise.