Examples of using He edited in English and their translations into Hebrew
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So, he edited out 7 hours.
He edited the tournament book for San Antonio 1972.
For example, when Hermann Bahr came to Vienna, he edited a very influential weekly called Die Zeit.
Later, he edited and published the remaining seven volumes.
The book, Information, Knowledge and Opinion: The DNA of Education, which he edited, is coming out soon through the MOFET Institute.
Australia he edited a chess column in the Australasian.
In 1947, he co-founded the Football Writers' Association,and from 1949 until his death, he edited his own football magazine, Charles Buchan's Football Monthly.
He edited a catalogue of the manuscripts in the Institute for Oriental Languages.
The New Oxford Book of Light Verse(1978), which he edited, was a revision of an original volume done by W. H. Auden.
He edited 12 volumes of original documents, mostly about the Holocaust in Romania.
He edited the Jewish newspaper L'Affirmation from January 1938 to September 1939, attacking writers and intellectuals who showed sympathy for anti-Semitism.
Thus, for example, in 1934 Dr. Meir published the following text on the first page of"Mother andChild," a guide for parents that he edited for publication by Kupat Holim:"Who is entitled to give birth to children?
In 2005-2011, he edited and published the journal“Mitaam” for literature and radical thought.
Among other films, he edited Arab Movie and Sound of Torturewinners of the Best Debut award at Docaviv and the Ofir award for Best Documentary Short in 2014.
His CCNY teacher in 1934. In 1958, he published with James R. Newman Gödel's proof, a short book explicating Gödel's incompleteness theorems to thosenot well trained in mathematical logic. He edited the Journal of Philosophy(1939- 1956) and the Journal of Symbolic Logic(1940-1946).
During World War II he edited an underground periodical Į laisvę(Towards Freedom) which he later revived in Germany and in the United States.
As the first public critic of cooking, the first reviewer of the ambitious restaurants that cropped up in Paris in the later eighteenth century and flowered under the Napoleonic regime, his name is a by-word on a par with Brillat-Savarin and an equally rich source of quotations in French gastronomic literature through the eightvolumes of his annual L'Almanach des gourmands, which he edited and published from 1803 to 1812.
From 1818 to 1821 he edited Die Wage, a paper distinguished by its lively political articles and its powerful but sarcastic theatrical criticisms.
In Beirut, in 1973, he edited the monthly Shu'un Filistiniyya(Palestinian Affairs) and worked as a director in the Palestinian Research Center of the PLO and joined the organisation.
Using digital filming alongside 8 mm. films he edited from the home movies,he has created a solo performance which is a pensive look at memory, how it can be recorded, and how it can be absorbed and perceived.
After the war, he edited the journal Foreign Affairs, through which he sharply criticized what he considered French aggression and mistreatment of the defeated Central Powers.
While in the city, he edited a Greek-language newspaper, Ephemeris(i.e. Daily), and published a proposed political map of Great Greece which included Constantinople and many other places, including a large number of places where Greeks were in the minority(such as Constantinople).