Examples of using Vilna in English and their translations into German
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Upon his release in 1796, he lived in Vilna for a short time.
And, in 1847, two famous rabbinical seminaries were opened, one in Zhitomir and one in Vilna.
Grodno, Kovno, Minsk, Mohilev, Vilna and Vitebsk and in Uznemune.
Multi-ethnic societies before the era of“ethnic cleansing”: Trieste, Salonica, Lemberg, Vilna.
So that would mean the Gaon of Vilna Find Find a good woman.
Works for the Kraków periodical"Zwrotnica"(The Points), 1923,at the exhibiton of modern art in Vilna.
Rashi Rmven became Gaon of Vilna and suddenly when I met my husband.
The Diploma founding the Major Jesuit College in Cluj was issuedby Ștefan Báthory on May 12, 1581, in Vilna today Vilnius in Lithuania.
She escaped from the Vilna Ghetto and then worked with the partisans fighting against the Nazis.
But, the power of prayer centered, says the Gaon of Vilna, the first time a year say this prayer.
What are you talking about, what a monster was the midwife and what you went against my contractions when we're in times of crisis we're friends andthe Gaon of Vilna would say.
Consequently, Polish culture in, for example, Vilna or Kiev was to be actively opposed.
This attitude was well expressed by a Vilna worker, who stated in 1892,"Like a faithful mother, knowledge will guide us peacefully over the sea of fears and pain to the land of life.
Martov records that representatives of Social Democratic circles from Kiev and Kharkov visiting Vilna argued against adopting agitation.
For a moment, I replaced Tel Aviv with Vilna, Haifa with Bialystok, Degania, Nahalal, Beer-Sheva with Plonsk, Riga, Odessa.
In Poland, there were particularly large ghettos at Lodz(Litzmannstadt), Warsaw, Bialystok, Lwow, and Grodno;in Lithuania, at Vilna and Kovno; in Latvia, as we noted above, at Riga.
On the means he constructed 24 churches(in Vilna, Brest, Grodno, the Birch, Ruzhanakh, Belynichakh, etc.), and also uniatsky and Orthodox churches.
Krzhizhanovsky met Greshin-Kopelzon, Nikitin-Sponti, and Liakhovsky, who were then working in the Marxist groups of Vilna, Moscow, and Kiev, respectively, but who all had firsthand experience of the Vilna strike movement.
Selected works==*"Gedankn un motivn- lider in proze"("Ideas and Motifs- Prose Poems"), Vilna, 1907*"Hekher fun der erd"("Higher than the Earth"), Warsaw, 1910*"Gezang un gebet"("Song and Prayer"), Kiev, 1912(collection of songs)* Translation of selected tales from Hans Christian Andersen, 1918*"Mayselekh in ferzn"("Stories in Verse"), 1918/19(many editions: Kiev, Warsaw, Berlin)*"Gedakht"("Imagined"), Berlin, 1922/23 collection of fantastic stories, 2 vols.
These films, with comments in Jiddish language,mirror the everyday life of the Jews in Warsaw, Vilna, or Lwow- authentic scenes from a world which was destroyed by the Nazis shortly thereafter.
There were other films in the programme engaging with the history of German national socialism: Partisans of Vilna by Josh Waletzky about the Jewish youths who organized the resistance in the Vilna ghetto; We were so beloved, a documentary about Jewish immigrants from Nazi Germany in New York; and two documentaries by Lea Rosh, Ein Naziprozess and Vernichtung durch Arbeit.
About his dexterity and ability it is possible to judge by the fact that the head of a briskskycommunity Yudl Ha- Qadeer brought him from Vilna to Brisk for the sake of a big and high-profile case which was processed by the city.
One of them was the collective combine of arts and crafts in Vilna, which produced products of applied arts, as clothes, porcelain and jewelry for all the Baltic Soviet Republics.
Furthermore, the young Freiburg historian Kim Priemel in his Master of Science dissertation entitled"Salvation by Work", is dealing with Karl Plagge,Anton Schmid and another"savior in uniform" from Vilna, namely Oskar Schoenbrunner, a paymaster with the rank of first Lieutenant who served in the paymasters office of the commanding army post.
German World War I prisoner of war camp post-a postcard from a Miss Giesaroshskaya in Vilna(presumably the lady in the photo on obverse) to Russian inmate(number 50155, Mr. Lisek Gilarovski) at Block 5, barrack(?) 18 of a prisoner of war camp in Hammerstein West Prussia.
With the approach of Bolshevik armies toMinsk the Rada was forced to relocate to Vilna, then to Hrodna and eventually, upon coordination with the Republic of Lithuania, to Kaunas.
German World War I prisoner of war camp post-a postcard from a Miss Giesaroshskaya in Vilna(presumably the lady in the photo on obverse) to Russian inmate(number 50155, Mr. Lisek Gilarovski) at….
German World War I prisoner of war camp post-a postcard from a Miss Giesaroshskaya in Vilna to Russian inmate(number 50155, Mr. Lisek Gilarovski) at Block 5, barrack(?) 18 of a prisoner of war camp in Hammerstein West Prussia.