Examples of using Prussian king in English and their translations into Hebrew
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So, the Prussian kings created an artificial border: a mighty army.
Of the 48 thousand army of the Prussian king, only three thousand remained.
The Prussian kings of the 18th century had little interest in maintaining their own navy.
The University of Bonnwas founded on 18th October 1818 by the Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm.
The Prussian king Frederick William IV refused the imperial crown that he was offered.
The Empress Elizabeth was very sick, and the heir to the throne, Pyotr Fedorovich,worshiped the Prussian king Frederick the Great.
The Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm IV did not accept the office of emperor when it was offered to him.
On the island, you will find a dreamy castle,which was built in the 18th century for the Prussian king and its favorite mistress, various greenhouses, and fountains.
In 1850 the Prussian king issued his own constitution, responding to the failed revolution from below.
They both had fathers who were violently opposed to the Masons, but unlike the Prussian king, Frederik V never published his membership of the lodge.
January- Prussian King Wilhelm I is proclaimed German Emperor in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.
Berlin's Tiergarten used to be the hunting grounds for the Prussian kings, before it was transformed into the city's largest park in the 18th century.
The Prussian king, Wilhelm I, was instated as Kaiser and a united Germany hit the world stage for the first time.
The Tiergarten in Berlin used to be the hunting grounds for the Prussian kings before it was transformed into the city's most popular inner-city park in the 18th century.
At a moment when Europe has turned to Germans for leadership and aid,Germany has turned to a long-dead Prussian king to try to better understand itself.
Over the next century each Prussian king would make extensions and add his own touches, from Rococo to Neoclassical and Neo-Renaissance.
In the nearby town of Byczyna, neighboring Silesia,Jewish contribution to local commerce was so outstanding, that the Prussian king issued an order in 1799 forbidding the setting up of a fair on Jewish religious festival days.
Potsdam: A visit to the city of the Prussian kings and German emperors- which is especially famous for the Sanssouci Palace of Frederic the Great- is a must for your Berlin stay.
As France's Louis Philippe fled to Britain, the Prussian king, cowed and coerced, capitulated to revolutionary demand, promising a constitution, a parliament, and support for German unification.
The island remained unused for about 100 years until, in 1793, the Prussian king Frederick William II, a descendant of Frederick William I, acquired the island and had the Pfaueninsel castle built for himself and his mistress Wilhelmine Enke in 1794-1797.
Among the 90 tombs,one can see the sarcophagi of the greatest Prussian kings of the last 500 years, such as Frederick II(Frederick the Great) buried in the garden of his palace in Potsdam, or Queen Sophie Scharlotte, wife of his father, Frederick I.
They also focus on William‘s military successes as a Prussian prince, king and emperor.
Sanssouci Palace- the residence of King Frederick the Great, is also called the Prussian Versailles.
Aldridge received awards for his art from European heads of state andgovernments: the Prussian Gold Medal for Arts and Sciences from King Frederick William III, the Golden Cross of Leopold from the Czar of Russia, and the Maltese Cross from Bern.
The training of the Prussian cavalry had been neglected by Frederick's father- King Frederick William I.[37] Probably because he himself was an infantryman to his core, the training of the cavalry had also been overlooked by the"Old Dessauer" who was the true genius behind the Prussian Army.
In 1816, King Frederick William III of Prussia made his cabinet pass a decree that stated all Lutheran churches in the areas under Prussian rule had to observe the last Sunday before Advent as a"general celebration in memorial of the deceased".[2] Other Lutheran churches in the remainder of Germany followed, eventually, as well.
The Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck wanted to annex the Danish territory of Schleswig and the German territory of Holstein, whose Duke was the King of Denmark, chiefly for its port of Kiel, and had an alliance with Austria for this purpose.
In February 1454, the Prussian Confederation rose against the Teutonic Order's rule. Gabriel von Baysen and Johannes von Baysen, now leading the confederation with the support of Jan de Jani and Mikołaj Szarlejski, both of the Clan of Ostoja, requested the protection of King Casimir IV Jagiellon of Poland. They also asked for, and received, a guarantee of their continued city rights and privileges for the nobility.