Examples of using Kohl in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But I told Kohl:‘Even though the majority of Soviet troops are still here,
An 18th Dynasty Ancient Egyptian kohl container inscribed for Queen Tiye(1410-1372 BCE).
Kohl loved saumagen
eye liner and kohl.
In 1985, Kohl and U.S. President Ronald Reagan, as part of
leadership and close personal relationships with Helmut Kohl and Mikhail Gorbachev were decisive in restoring peace and freedom back to so many people across our Continent".
In the song“Miss Sarajevo” by U2, a line asks,“Is there a time for kohl and lipstick?/ a time for curling hair/ is there a time for High Street shopping?/ to find the right dress to wear.”.
As reported in the German press, he also gave his name to the soon-to-be launched Helmut Kohl Centre for European Studies(currently Centre for European Studies), which is the new political foundation of the European People's Party.
Together with Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Kohl was able to resolve talks with the former Allies of World War II to allow German reunification and the expansion of the NATO into the former East German state.
As reported in the German press, he also gave his name to the Helmut Kohl Centre for European Studies(currently Centre for European Studies), which is the new political foundation of the European People's Party.
Krenz also argued that the prosecution of former GDR officials was a breach of a personal agreement given by West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev during their talks, which led to German reunification.
Former US President George H. W. Bush, who cooperated with Kohl and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to reunite East and West Germany at the end of the Cold War, also mourned Kohl's death.
After that, Kohl entered business, first as an
In April 2016, Kohl welcomed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban- who had clashed with Merkel over Europe's approach to a large influx of refugees-- to his home.
In a poignant gesture of reconciliation in 1984, Kohl held hands with Mitterrand during a ceremony at a World War I cemetery in Verdun, France.
On November 8, the eve of the wall opening, Kohl had been in Warsaw and had followed the
That coincided with the publication of a new foreword to a Kohl essay in which the ex-chancellor stated that“Europe cannot become the new home for millions of people in need worldwide.”.
Less than a year after the November 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, Kohl spearheaded the end of Germany's decades-long division into East and West, ushering in a new era in European politics.
Kohl is widely regarded as the main architect of the German reunification,
Bush, who cooperated with Kohl and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to reunite East and West Germany at the end of the Cold War, also mourned Kohl's death.