Examples of using Wiesel in English and their translations into German
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Frank Wiesel.
Indeed, Elie Wiesel holocaust stories are Sunday Gospel reading in comparison with this raving.
Mauriac could not grasp wholly where Wiesel was coming from and who he truly was.
Even the newspaper Le Monde, in the article mentioned above, was obliged to refer to thehistrionic trait that certain persons deplore in Wiesel.
Automated Wiesel swap-body transporter.
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Some critics even compared Wilkomirski to Elie Wiesel, Primo Levi and Anne Frank.
Those who applauded Wiesel will now find it hard to excoriate Finkielkraut.
Market leader Kamag showcases its newly developed Wiesel cab at transport logistic.
The KAMAG Wiesel and KAMAG TruckWiesel provide cost-effective solutions for handling of swap bodies and trailers during internal transport operations.
I would emphasize a statement Wiesel made during their televised dialogue.
After all, in 2001 the expert for special vehiclesintroduced the first versions of the catering vehicle on the Wiesel platform at international airports.
Was clearly unacceptable to[Elie] Wiesel and others for whom the"big truth" about the Holocaust was its Jewish specificity.
The concert combines the liturgical synagogue music of Leib Glantz(1898- 1964), in the orchestral version by Maestro Joseph Ness,with excerpts from the book"Die Nacht" by Elie Wiesel.
That sounds like he, like Elie Wiesel, was given the option to either stay and be'liberated' by the Red Army or to leave with the Germans, and he apparently decided to stay with his beloved.
Where a historical subject of great gravity called forsober historians, we have had only histrions; Elie Wiesel is the first among these: a clown, a histrion crowned with a Nobel Prize.
Tamás Varga was born in 1969 in Budapest and finished his cello studies at the Franz Liszt Academy of his native city,taking part in master classes by MiklÃ3s Perényi and Uzi Wiesel, among others.
These cells-whose discovery led to a Nobel Prize for David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel- are often described as‘edge detectors' because they respond to boundaries or edges in the image.
With the Wiesel, we help our customers to organise their intralogistics processes more efficiently and more cost-effectively," says Jürgen Dirr, Area Sales Manager and responsible at Kamag for the swap body transporter business.
Rather than have me end with my remarks Ithought it was appropriate to have Elie Wiesel provide some reflection and some thought as he returns here so many years later to the place where his father died.
Elie Wiesel the survivor of the Holocaust that has dedicated his life in the commitment to give witness and speak in the hope, by presuming the incredible, peoples need to make sure that they will not do it again, According to the human right watch published a post.
Also Anja Lambrecht, professor at the London Business School, Oliver Hinz, professor at the Technical University Darmstadt,and Thorsten Wiesel, professor at the Westphalian Wilhelm University of Münster, involved in the exchange.
People may even start wondering about Elie Wiesel, as did Alfred Kazin, who accused Wiesel, Primo Levi and Jerzy Kosinski“of‘making a fortune off the Holocaust' and inventing atrocities.
Among his many pupils are the composers Ben-Zion Orgad, Robert Starer, Naomi Shemer, Jacob Gilboa, and Yehuda Sharett, conductor Eliahu Inbal, musicologist Michal Smoira-Cohn,cellist Uzi Wiesel, pianists Walter Hautzig, Bracha Eden, and Jonathan Zak, and soprano Hilde Zadek.
In one of my conversations with Wiesel, he said that despite all the friendship and gratitude he bore toward Mauriac,"I respect Christians who are attached to the New Testament, provided that they respect my attachment to our Bible, to the Tanakh.
The most modern mine-clearing system of the Bundeswehr is the German Route Clearance System consisting of a TPz 1 Fuchs A8A12 protected Operator Team Vehicle, two remote-controlled elements,the Detection Vehicle based on the Wiesel 1 and the Manipulator Vehicle Mini MineWolf MW240, plus support vehicles.
In the book for which Elie Wiesel is most famous, namely"Night,"[5] which is recommended reading in public schools across this country, Wiesel paints an horrendous picture of life in Auschwitz from April 1944 to January 1945 when he was there.
Mr President, civilians are the silent victims of any conflict and we have an obligation- indeed, a duty- to stand up and protect them,and to live up to the covenant of Noble Peace laureate Elie Wiesel'never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings endure suffering and humiliation.
We use the Wiesel to move simply everything- from different sized swap bodies with a range of parking heights through to semi-trailers and trailers", says Kaspar, who is married to the managing director of the forwarding company, Susanne Maier-Kaspar, when summing up the strengths of the Wiesel.
In Night,[16] a biographical account particularly regarding his internment at Auschwitz and Buchenwald,Mr. Wiesel does not even mention the gas chambers but it appears, by way of a sort of universal media convention, that he is considered as a witness par excellence on the'Holocaust' and the gas chambers.
In July 2004, the UCS released an addendum to the report in which they criticize the Bush administration and allege that reports on West Virginia strip mining had been improperly altered, andthat"well-qualified" nominees for government posts such as Nobel laureate Torsten Wiesel were rejected because of political differences.