Examples of using Gerda in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Voice breaks Oh, Gerda.
And give Gerda some space.
He was thinking about Gerda again.
Gerda, I am honored to be your friend.
I wish it were anyone but Gerda.
No, I love you, Gerda, only you.
I should go and find Gerda.
I couldn't let Gerda see me like this.
The couple lived in Paris where André taught Gerda photography.
Grandmother Gerda lived here for 70 years as if she had never left Germany.
In July 1937 Capawent on a short business trip to Paris while Gerda remained in Madrid.
Gerda Taro was the first female photojournalist to die in battle.
He lives with his wife, Gerda, in Southern California.
Gerda had a younger sister, and they attended local schools and gymnasium.
Austrian-American historian and author Gerda Lerner died 2. January 2013.(born 1920).
Her mother, Gerda, is of German descent and took over her husband's business after his death.
One day the polar wind takes away Vegard and his wife Una,but they hide their children Gerda and Kai.
Swedish actress Gerda Lundequist was born 14. February 1871.(died 1959).
One day the polar wind takes away Vegard and his wife Una,but they manage to hide their baby boy Kai and daughter Gerda.
Gerda discovered while working in Oslo with patients combining psychotherapy and.
In the latest film in the series, Gerda helps trolls, pirates and even the Snowmanship itself.
Gerda Weissmann Klein, a survivor of the march, describes the will to escape in her memoir All But My Life.
When Kurt heldopen the door for her so they could go inside, Gerda said she felt“restoration of humanity, of dignity, of freedom.”.
That year Gerda immigrated to the United States under the sponsorship of the family of Bobby Jensen, her socialist fiancé.
She sent several letters to Polish president Bolesław Bierut requesting a pardon,claiming her actions had not been as severe as Gerda Steinhoff's or Jenny-Wanda Barkmann's.
As an adult, Gerda believed that her mother Ilona struggled because she did not fit in the role of a Viennese wife and mother.
The film represents fascinating travel of Gerda trying to find her brother Kai on the boundless spaces of the fantastic country bewitched by the Snow Queen.
One day, Gerda talks Einar into putting on a dress to pose for one of her paintings, and the experience triggers long-suppressed yearnings from his childhood.
As historian and activist Gerda Lerner said in 1986,“When I started working on women's history about thirty years ago, the field did not exist.