Examples of using Fersen in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Count Fersen.
Count Fersen of the Swedish army.
Catherine Fersen.
Count Fersen, of course.
Alessandro Fersen.
Villa Fersen, near and distant.
Do you know of Count Fersen?
The Alessandro Fersen Study Centre.
May I also present Count Fersen.
Alessandro Fersen or on curiosity.
The Greek Theatre in Siracusa The Fersen Studio.
Alessandro Fersen in a lesson with his students.
Our queen seems rather fond of looking at Count Fersen.
Alessandro Fersen and the birth of mnemodrama.
I felt as though I would met Alessandro Fersen before.
Alessandro Fersen died in Rome on October 3 2001.
The RAI trasmitted the filming ofLe fatiche di Arlecchino(Arlecchino's Efforts) of which Fersen is both author and director.
The Fondo Fersen This Fondo recognised as Historical Archives.
We met at the library in Piazza dell'Orologio in Rome a few years ago, when I was asked to provide myown personal testimony in Homage to Alessandro Fersen.
Your father, Alessandro Fersen, is often present in my lectures.
The Fersen Studio organized the seminar Problemi di palcoscenico(Stage problems).
This is, in my opinion, what makes Alessandro Fersen exemplary, and this is where the power of his intellectual mastery lies.
The Fersen Studio hosted a seminar on the technique‘psicoscenica' at the Nations Theatre in Paris.
Alessandro Fajrajzen, known as Alessandro Fersen, is one of the greatest masters of twentieth century western drama.
Fersen's method- particularly the various forms of mnemodrama- touched upon formerly unknown aspects of the personality in search of the innermost human nature, which he viewed as the native seat of the theatrical event: if it had not been Fersen himself guiding the development of the creative phenomenon, this sort of exercise might have degenerated into psychic collapse.
I first met Alessandro Fersen when he was teaching in Via Sant'Eligio, a cross street of Via Giulia.
Aleksander Kazimierz Fajrajzen, Fersen was his pen name, was born in Łódz, in Poland, at that time it was still in the Russian territory.
His daughter Ariela established Alessandro Fersen Foundation in 2004 with the intention of promoting, developing and studying the great master's works and teaching methods, methods which have already been the subject of graduate theses in Italy and abroad and are practiced by many of his former students and academics.