Examples of using Prussian in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The following year he declined an invitation to enter the Prussian service and, in the same year he was promoted to captain.
Einstein continued on alone to Berlin, where he became a member of the Prussian Academy of Sciences.
Following the surgical intervention of the music director, I have heard opinions expressed that blind fear and Prussian drill now directs the playing of the National Philharmonic Orchestra.
We must therefore ask you how you envisage your relations with our Academy after what has passed between yourself and the Prussian Academy.
Meanwhile, at around 5:00 PM on 9 March, Marmont's troops had attacked the village of Athies and driven off the Prussian advanced units.
I heard back in town that your hand Woodhead and that Prussian are crossing the border on to Chiricahua territory.
In the Methodenstreit between the Austrian economists and the Prussian Historical School[…] and in the discussions between the school of John Bates Clark
During the first Prussian rape and The Grand Duchy of Warsaw Kalisz was a capital of the department,
a 36-year-old Albert Einstein stood up in front of the Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin to present a radical new theory of space,
place on January 18, 1871, when Prussian Chief Minister Otto von Bismarck managed to unify a number of independent German states into one nation, and thus create the German Empire, from which all of the states since that time bearing the name of"Germany" descend.
Prussian Blue or iron hexacyanoferrates are widely used as as a functional material to design electrochemical applications
It is already the grimace of fate that two years later the Prussian Leadership which was working to create a Great Germany,
two independent Prussian founding colleges established in 1799
by thinkers such as Oswald Spengler in The Decline of the West(1918) and the Prussian philosopher Moeller van den Bruck, a Russian-speaker obsessed with the coming rise of the East.
hundred percent attendance rate of the Prussian system.
was a Prussian philosopher, government functionary,
Carl Richard Lepsius(a Prussian archaeologist named after one of the pyramids).
While the Bavarian and the Prussian fought, he stole the existence of both of them from under their nose;
furthermore in the old Hungarian name Burkus and the old Prussian name, Prusz.
The poorly qualified Asian and African immigrants not socialised for the European work culture and the rules of European social coexistence and not used to strict, Prussian work discipline can hardly make a labour basis for European hightech products,