Examples of using First german in English and their translations into Danish
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Michael Hoffmann was one of the first German star chefs to place an exclusively vegetarian menu on the menu of his restaurant Margaux in Berlin.
In Emilia Galotti, the first German bourgeois tragedy, he criticized the tyranny of the then rulers.
The classic film by Fritz Lang was 1931 one of the first German sound films and is still one of the most important works of German film history.
Back in 1983, we were the first German music dealer to open a separate department for PA-systems and stage lighting.
offers an exciting excursion through the history of the first German sea Bath Doberan-Heiligendamm.
And it is here that we will build the first German nuclear power plant, ensuring the local community's long-term stability and prosperity.
Robert Lynn, the first German DHL office opened in Frankfurt in 1977.
This outlook is essentially that of all English and French and of the first German socialists, including Weitling.
Aronhold was the first German to work on this topic.
carrying the effigy of the first German Kaiser, King Wilhelm I.
waiting for news that the first German bombs were decimating London.
Frankfurt am Main was the first German metropolis to receive the international"Fairtrade Town" award
in 1863 Tübingen became the first German university to have its own faculty of Natural Sciences.
thiab nyob rau hauv 1863 Tübingen became the first German university to have its own faculty of Natural Sciences.
thereby achieved his first German CAC!
Professor Stefes believes that the first German renewables policy- the Renewable Energy Act of 1991(Stromeinspeisunggesetz)- happened“by accident.”
Scherk, however, was a German patriot and one of the three supervisors of the first German sea-cadet school in Kiel set up in 1848,
So was 1985 the airport Munich-riem as the first German goal recorded in the flight plan.
from the original 1839 edition to the first German translation from 1844 as well as several copies of his work on coral reefs.
Professor Stefes believes that the first German renewables policy- the Renewable Energy Act of 1991(Stromeinspeisunggesetz)- happened“by accident.”