Examples of using Kisch in English and their translations into German
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Bookstore Kisch and Co.
Kisch, ask Mr. Bond to join us.
Back to companies Kisch Constructions s. à r. l.
He invited an honorary guest: Dr. Alexander Kisch.
Egon Erwin Kisch also wrote about Schani.
What can we do to limit these?" Kisch explains.
At the end, Erna Kisch got 18,000 RM form her dowry.
Kisch records an ever increasing number of dead and wounded, the suffering of the soldiers and the arrogance of the officers.
By Fritz Mauthner, Egon Erwin Kisch and Franz Werfel among others.
Ginny Kisch Messina, MPH, RD, lovingly known as“The Vegan Dietician,” is a dietician and public health nutritionist.
Heiner Lück discovered Guido Kisch for the first time around 35 years ago.
Alfons Kisch was in Spain on a business trip in July of 1914 and was detained there by the outbreak of World War I; he never returned to his family in Berlin.
Woe be to him who sees" headlined Egon Kisch, a journalist on top of his times, from the editing room of 1925.
Kisch decidedly defended himself against the actions of the Nazis, including the stripping of his German citizenship- however it was in vain.
We had books by Lion Feuchtwanger and Egon Erwin Kisch, and also by Erich Kästner, like"Emil and the Detectives," Mark Twain, and Karl May.
Martin Kisch and his team are working on a data evaluation solution to make life easier for lift operators and maintenance companies.
She counted among her friends such literary notables as Egon Erwin Kisch, Hermann Kesten, Stefan Zweig, Ernst Toller, Ernst Weiss, and Heinrich Mann.
Guido Kisch and Heiner Lück are connected by more than just the fact that Lück has held Kisch's former chair at the University of Halle for nearly 20 years.
On May 2nd, 1912,Erna Spiro married the Czech merchant Alfons Kisch in Prague, Jewish like she herself was, thus acquiring Czech citizenship, which she never gave up.
For example, the Institute was successful in acquiring a collection of separata as well scientific correspondence and other materials from the archives of the legal historian Guido Kisch 1889-1985.
When Lück talks now about Kisch and his legal-historical work, you may be led to believe that both scholars were not only colleagues but friends.
At first the army command tried to employ eminent authors; occasionally young,still unknown writers like Leo Perutz or Egon Erwin Kisch did not succeed in getting there until they had been wounded.
Frederick Kisch, a British Zionist leader who lived in Palestine, Pinhas Rutenberg, founder of the Palestine Electric Company; and Maurice B. Hexter, who represented JDC interests.
Over the years it was prominent enough to attract such internationally famous contributors as Theodor Herzl, Max Nordau, Thomas Mann, Stefan Zweig, Joseph Roth, Alfred Polgar, Ferenc Molnár, Dezső Kosztolányi,Egon Erwin Kisch, Bertha von Suttner, Franz Werfel and Felix Salten.
Everything and nothing, one is inclined to answer with Kisch, as long as the studio only represents one link in the chain of the one-dimensional flow of data from the Johannesgasse in Vienna to the Stubenring transmitter.
Today, it was announced that the medical cannabis bill will finally go on the Knesset agenda for first reading and the Minister of Public Security, Gilad Erdan and Internal Affairs and Environment Committee chairperson,Yoav Kisch(Likud) agreed to promote the bill.
Christian Schad's Portrait of the Reporter Egon Erwin Kisch, John, the Women-Murderer by George Grosz, the impressive Selfportrait by the Hamburg artist Anita Rée, and Mother with Child by Otto Dix exemplify this new realism after the First World War.
Alongside his literary activities August Sang translated poetry and prose from the German, Russian, French and Czech into Estonian, by authors such as Goethe, Peter Weiss, Maxim Gorky, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Franz Kafka, Gottfried Keller, Molière,Egon Erwin Kisch, and Lion Feuchtwanger.
He later surfaced again in November as a member of the Red Guard when the Republic was proclaimed in front of the Parliament building:Egon Erwin Kisch, who had made a name for himself as an investigative journalist before the war when he had uncovered the Redl spy affair and afterwards was to go down in history as the‘racing reporter' because of his travel reports.
A host of famous names, oddballs, and characters contributed,from Egon Erwin Kisch, who first breathed the air of journalism as a volunteer for the paper, through to Friedrich Torberg, who preserved some of the funniest journalistic tales for posterity in his Aunt Jolesch( Tante Jolesch), to Kafka's friend Max Brod, who served for many years as a theatre and music critic, and even immortalized in this newspaper in his novel Rebel Hearts Rebellische Herzen.
