Examples of using Danzig in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
I'm from Danzig.
Danzig and his wife.
Who's Walter Danzig?
Mick Danzig just quit.
Who wiped out Danzig?
Danzig Institute of Technology.
Did the Nazis bomb Danzig?
Danzig. You've been awfully quiet.
You said you were going to Danzig.
Walter Danzig is a champion gamer?
You were supposed to go to Danzig.
Danzig was declared a Free State.
I knew a Peters, but from Danzig.
Robert Danzig." He was your partner, wasn't he?
New York's as curious as Washington about Otto Danzig.
Danzig knew I was never much for putting down roots.
This is Investigator Danzig from the New York State Police.
With a little patience a peaceful solution would have been found Danzig.
Germany wanted Danzig, a free zone in northern Poland.
The German experience of World War II is central to all three books,which together make up the Danzig trilogy.
The airline linked Danzig to the Baltic States.
In the Danzig(now Gdańsk) area, some 7,000 Polish patients of various institutions were shot and 10,000 were killed in the Gdynia area.
With a little patience, a peaceful solution regarding Danzig could certainly have been arranged.
Together with Cat and Mouse(Katz und Maus, 1961), and Dog Years(Hundejahre, 1963),they are collectively called as the Danzig Trilogy.
Like it says here,"Who wants to die for Danzig?" Where the hell is Danzig anyway?
Danzig was German,Danzig has remained German, and Danzig shall be German from now on as long as there exists a German Volk and a German Reich!
Stanisław retreated to the city of Gdańsk(Danzig) to wait for French assistance, which did not come.
It was followed by Katz und Maus(1961; Cat and Mouse) and an epic novel, Hundejahre(1963; Dog Years);the three together came to be known as the“Danzig trilogy.”.
August Hirsch(4 October 1817, Danzig- 28 January 1894, Berlin) was a German physician and medical historian.
In the Winter Campaign of 1806-7, Germans, Poles, andSpaniards helped seize Baltic ports at Stralsund and Danzig on La Grande Armée's left flank.