Examples of using Devastating fire in English and their translations into German
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When a devastating fire destroyed the business in 1962,
After a devastating fire in 1843, which destroyed virtually the entire village,
We had a devastating fire- everything was ruined.
And rebuilt in post Gothic-style after a devastating fire in 1610.
After a devastating fire in 1938, it has been completely renovated.
The Convent church was also hit by the devastating fire in 1709.
When completed in 1881, the newly-opened National Theatre suffered a devastating fire.
A short circuit led to a devastating fire that destroyed the majority of the exhibits.
A devastating fire on the 23rd of January 1904 left more than 10,000 people homeless.
opened in 1839 and was completely rebuilt following a devastating fire in 1924.
Recommendation The museum shows among other things the devastating fire, which almost completely destroyed the village.
Following a devastating fire in the 18th century, the remainder was rebuilt as a classical city Palace.
But then, on June 24, 1536, a devastating fire reduced large parts of the town to ashes.
The devastating fire did not spare also a number of suburban streets with the wooden houses covered by straw.
After the devastating fire in September of last year,
The miners struck coal after advancing to 606 m. Franziski was closed after a devastating fire in 1836.
And in Salonika, Greece, where an ancient Jewish community had been hard hit by a devastating fire in 1917.
The most devastating fire in the Franziski coal mining district broke out in 1836 and was still smouldering long after.
The First skyscrapers have been constructed in Chicago which after a devastating fire of 1871 felt the big requirement for new buildings.
Our thoughts and prayers are with those that have been impacted by this devastating fire,” said President