Examples of using Nardelli in English and their translations into German
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Piskorz[Nardelli] recited slowly and with urgency.
At the end of the day,making sauces and marinades is all about consistency," explains Nardelli.
Nardelli, Otchłań ptaków[The Birds' Hell], Katowice 1989.
Because he was a writer, Zdzisław Nardelli was given responsibility for looking after the camp library.
Nardelli was taken before a war tribunal and condemned.
Along with Czesław Mętrak and Bohdan Samulski, Nardelli recited 13 poems he had written in the camp.
Zdzisław Nardelli, Płaskorzeźby dyletanta The Bas-Relief of a Dilettante.
It was here that he experienced the tragic death of his nephew, the talented Polish actor, Andrzej Nardelli, in 1972.
Nardelli was to become one of the most outstanding radio play directors.
After Christmas, anda series of interrogations they were transported to a camp in Monschau, where Nardelli worked as a cook.
Zdzisław Nardelli, Kawiarnia plastyków[The Café of Painters], in: Cyganeria i polityka.
June 1944 some members of the Gestapo drove up in a Citroen, arrested Nardelli and Karcz and took them to another prison in Brauweiler.
May 1940 Nardelli and other Polish POWs were transferred to Stalag VIII A in Görlitz.
In a fragment from his storyPasztet z ojczyzny[A Pie from my Homeland] Nardelli accurately described the aimlessness and the tragic fate of the soldiers.
In addition Nardelli was invited by foreign radio stations to direct radio plays by Polish authors.
From the perspective of his creative work and his achievements we cannow recognise his journey from the ancient aristocratic Nardelli family in Cieszyn to becoming one of the most outstanding representatives of Polish culture.
Nardelli ended his career in radio with a production of Rzeźnia[The Slaughterhouse] by Stanisław Mrożek.
Lieutenant Bull[Carl-Albrecht Brüll] stated that the concert was stirring and unique, the music by Olivier[Messiaen] difficult,gripping and utterly fitted to the poetry by the Polish poet,[Nardelli]- two similar contents expressed in different forms.
Nardelli received a huge number of prizes and awards for his radio work in Poland and abroad including the Golden Microphone 1971.
This precious document that bears witness to the premiere of fragments from the unfinished and unnamed Quartet written by Messiaen in the camp on the initiative of Polish POWs remained exclusively in Polish hands:with Zdzisław Nardelli and Czesław Mętrak in Warsaw, and Antoni Śliwiński in Kraków.
Nardelli decided to appoint Messiaen as his library assistant and succeeded in getting the consent of the camp commandant.
All the Polish prisoners, including Nardelli, were taken from the Stalag in Görlitz before Messiaen and the cellist Pasquier were freed.
Nardelli was held prisoner by the Nazis in Bonn, Monschau, Brauweiler and Cologne, where he was charged by the Gestapo of being involved in communist activities.
On 21 December 1943 Nardelli was arrested in the labour battalion number 281 in Hoffnungsthal, charged with communist activities and taken to the prison in Bonn.
Nardelli was culturally and artistically active in all the prisoner-of-war camps, where he wrote texts and poems, organised evening events, ran a theatre and prepared theatre performances.
This explains why neither Nardelli, the organiser of the Polish/French evening of poetry and music, nor the Polish detainees were present at the official premiere of the Quartet.
After Nardelli bade farewell to his mother in Cieszyn he joined the fighting as a reserve cadet, pyrotechnician and commander of the Independent Fortification Artillery with the 3.
Nardelli's many years of fruitful work for Polish Radio, his specialisation in directing radio plays, his productions of radio plays and performances by the Polish Radio Theatre Company became a Polish speciality almost certainly because of Nardelli's efforts, made a major contribution to promoting his magnificent career.
Nardelli wrote four autobiographical tales: Pasztet z ojczyzny[A Pie from my Homeland]- an epic about September 1939; Otchłań ptaków[The Birds' Hell]- a description of Hell in Nazi prison camps; Płaskorzeźby dyletanta[The Bas-relief of a Dilettante]- a report on his passion at work as an organiser, also as a later radio adaptation recorded in Kraków in 1945.