英語 での Weimar の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Elsaesser, T. Weimar cinema and after: Germany's historical imaginary London; New York: Routledge, 2000.
The Weimar Constitution contained human rights provisions inherited by the current Japanese constitution.
On the following day, some of the young men went to Weimar to get some potatoes and clothes- and to sleep with girls.
Engage a private detective or a detective agency in the region of Weimar district-free.
Devaluation, and Hyperinflation in Weimar Germany.
From about 1794 he devoted himself chiefly to literature, and after a life of extraordinary productiveness died at Weimar.
Devaluation, and Hyperinflation in Weimar Germany".
Weimar is the fourth-largest city of Thuringia and especially known for its cultural heritage, yet also for its vast number of universities.
Germany's“green heart”, the beautiful city of Weimar is home to our headquarters.
Admirers of Goethe and Schiller cannot be excused for missing Weimar.
The Pro Helvetica in Weimar was founded in Switzerland in 2007 and is collecting donations to restore more than 1,100 Swiss books or books thematically related to Switzerland.
Born in Weimar in 1948 and resident in the eastern part of Berlin since 1959.
The creation of the park on the Ilm river is closely linked with Goethe's life and work in Weimar.
World War II left Weimar and its collections in a very sorry state.
Think about human rights and democracy in Thuringia and the first places that come to mind are Wartburg or Weimar.
In many of the cases, hyperinflation was followed by a return to robust health(the Weimar hyperinflation, the end of Polish communism).
The Weimar Republic was so-called because the German city of Weimar was where the first constitutional assembly of the Republic was held in 1919, after the collapse of the German empire.
The Weimar Art Collections, to which a large part of the ducal art treasures passed after the abdication of the last Grand Duke, remained separate from the collections of Goethe and his contemporaries even after 1945.
The German nationalists, like the Freikorps and later the Nazis, used the old flag in protest against the Weimar Republic during the years 20 and 30.
Anne Gorke was also born in Weimar. After graduating from high school and spending one and a half year in Italy working for a fashion label, she returned to Weimar and studied media theory and marketing.