Examples of using Herold in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Horst Herold.
Herold agreed to surrender.
Sandra Herold.
Cameron Herold: Let's raise kids to be entrepreneurs.
Bad Bentheim Herold.
David Herold, conspirator to assassination, after arrest, 1865.
It was a calm night when Herold took the boat out.
In August 1946, Herold and 12 others were tried in Oldenburg by the British(overseen by Colonel H. Brown).
Selecting natural aromas and blending them with soy wax,helped Sarah Herold cope with life after she was diagnosed with Stage 2 Breast Cancer.
Herold told the German authorities at the camp that he was acting under the direct orders of Adolf Hitler and took over command.
Is that herold there?
Herold tried to save her friend by attacking her beloved pet with a kitchen knife, but Travis then went on to attack a police officer in his car.
John wilkes booth, david herold… You ever hear those names?
On 1 February 1946, Herold and his men were forced by the British occupying forces to dig up the remains of the inmates murdered at Aschendorfermoor camp.
Powell was later captured and executed on July 7, 1865,along with David Herold, George Atzerodt, and Mary Surratt, three other conspirators in the Lincoln assassination.
His owner, Sandra Herold, aged 70, who had raised him since he was an infant, trained him to water the flowers, drink wine, brush his teeth and watch baseball.
This he did between 1917 and 1918,taking lessons from the noted Danish tenor Vilhelm Herold(1865- 1937) who had sung Wagnerian roles in Covent Garden, Chicago and elsewhere from 1900 to 1915.
In 1936, Herold was expelled from the Deutsches Jungvolk because he did not want to participate in the required exercises. He was called up for the Reich Labour Service.
He was arrested by the Royal Navy on 23 May 1945 for the theft of a loaf of bread. Following an investigation and the questioning of witnesses, Herold was identified as a wanted war criminal. On 1 February 1946, Herold and his men were forced by the British occupying forces to dig up the remains of the inmates murdered at Aschendorfermoor camp.
Herold was born on 11 September 1925 in Lunzenau, Saxony, the son of a roofer. He attended the Volksschule and the Technische Schule in Chemnitz, where he undertook the chimney sweep training course.
Retreating from the advancing Allies, Herold's group arrived in Aurich where they were arrested by the local German commander. Herold confessed to his crimes and was transferred to Norden for trial by the Kriegsmarine. In the chaos of the last days of the war, Herold was released by mistake.
On 29 August 1946, Herold and six other co-defendants(Karl Hagewald, Bernhard Meyer, Karl Schütte, Josef Euler, Hermann Brandt, and Otto Paeller) were sentenced to death, while five others were acquitted.
Willy Paul"Willi" Herold, also known as"the Executioner of Emsland", was a German soldier who at the end of World War II pretended to be a Luftwaffe captain and embarked on the murder of inmates at prison camps.
On 30 September 1943, Herold was called up for military service. After basic training with a parachute regiment in Tangermünde, he was sent to Italy and fought at Nettuno and Monte Cassino, where he was promoted to the rank of corporal and awarded the Iron Cross First Class for the destruction of two British tanks on the beach of Salerno.
Willy Paul"Willi" Herold, also known as"the Executioner of Emsland", was a German soldier who at the end of World War II pretended to be a Luftwaffe captain and embarked on the murder of inmates at prison camps. Herold was arrested by the British, tried, and executed for war crimes on 14 November 1946 at Wolfenbüttel.[1].
In the chaos of the retreating German army, Herold became separated from his unit in early April 1945. Near Gronau and Bad Bentheim, Herold came across an abandoned car containing the luggage of a Luftwaffe captain. Herold put on this uniform and pretended to be the officer, gathering around him a number of equally lost soldiers.
They were held responsible for the murder of 125 people. On 29 August 1946, Herold and six other co-defendants(Karl Hagewald, Bernhard Meyer, Karl Schütte, Josef Euler, Hermann Brandt, and Otto Paeller) were sentenced to death, while five others were acquitted. On 14 November 1946, Herold and five other defendants were executed by guillotine by Friedrich Hehr in Wolfenbüttel prison.
On 11 April 1945, Herold's group arrived at the Aschendorfermoor prison camp(containing German army deserters), one of the Emslandlager camps. Herold told the German authorities at the camp that he was acting under the direct orders of Adolf Hitler and took over command. Herold and his men then began to murder inmates guilty of any transgression(for example, a group who had recently attempted to escape).